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It's
as if you are walking in the fields of a classic novelist with
this brilliant look at two brothers growing up on a
Nebraska wheat farm in the 1930s. The pursuit of
their individual passions separates them until an ironic twist of fate
brings one of them home in an emotional change of heart.
The poignant story describes the interconnections of
family, dreams and sacrifices.
The
distinctive writing style of Edward Motketsan builds the
story on multiple planes from the very first page as he carefully
conveys the depth of the characters. The novel keeps
you engaged until the last page is reached and the
story comes together in a sublime and lucid finale. In today's
fast-paced world of instant life, this is a welcomed leisurely stroll of how
our grandparents enjoyed to live.
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Two research and development engineers match wits with government
intelligence agencies as they fight for their lives in this suspense
thrilling conspiracy. The NSA moves in on an electronics
manufacturing company that produces a device in retaliation to
terrorism and reestablishing U.S. security. The maze of plot shifts
and search for the true antagonist keeps readers on the edge of
their seats as the novel plunges into the depths of espionage.
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A dramatic story set to the beat of a
classic melody. A gripping tale that keeps you
intrigued and guessing until the last few pages. Chase Harris is a
character that will stay with you long after you have finished the book.
His charismatic character, integrity, and passion for music leads us to believe
that there is something more to music than risqué
videos and rhythms for dance.
Chase gives us a view into the life of a songwriter and musician
and does it with the same integrity and passion that he portraits in his
everyday existence. Pick up a copy of this novel and be taken to another
world where the characters are more concerned with living life instead of
financing it!
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