Transistor Electronic Organs for the Amateur

Arts & Photography

Alan, Douglas

Sid Astley

Music

Pitman Publishing

Circle of Lies is a hot new thriller from newcomer Douglas Alan, featuring John Delaney, an ex-NYPD detective turned lawyer and his lovely wife Katherine Adams, a tough but sexy Atlanta lawyer who gives as good as she gets. They’re an unstoppable team with a love of adventure but no love for the bad guys. 
Delaney is asked to defend Ted Jordan, a childhood friend who has been arrested for the torture and murder of his law partner. Jordan adamantly maintains his innocence but the police have traced his fingerprints to the dead man's house and a half-million dollars to his bank account. On his way to interview Jordan at the jail, Delaney is approached by a mysterious woman who identifies herself as Ted's friend. She offers to post his bond and warns Delaney to be careful if anyone from the Tissinger Corporation contacts him in connection with the case. Ted insists he has been set up by Tissinger because he accidentally stumbled onto data showing they deliberately concealed information about suicides in a test group for their latest depression medication. As Delaney and Adams start to dig, they are confronted by an NSA agent who tires to warn them off. When a second dead body is found in Jordan's condominium and Jordan disappears they are left with more questions than answers. But Delaney isn’t someone who takes no for an answer and he and Katherine will stop at nothing to find the truth.

Circle of Lies

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Thrillers & Suspense

Forge Books

Circle of Lies is a hot new thriller by Douglas Alan featuring John Delaney, an ex–NYPD detective turned lawyer, and his lovely wife, Katherine Adams, a tough but sexy Atlanta lawyer who gives as good as she gets.Delaney is asked to defend Ted Jordan, a childhood friend who has been arrested for the torture and murder of his law partner. Jordan adamantly maintains his innocence but the police have traced his fingerprints to the dead man's house and a half-million dollars to his bank account. On his way to interview Jordan at the jail, Delaney is approached by a mysterious woman who identifies herself as Ted's friend. She offers to post his bond and warns Delaney to be careful if anyone from the Tissinger Corporation contacts him in connection with the case.Ted insists he has been set up by Tissinger because he accidentally stumbled onto data showing they deliberately concealed information about suicides in a test group for their latest depression medication.As Delaney and Adams start to dig, they are confronted by an NSA agent who tries to warn them off. When a second dead body is found in Jordan's condominium and Jordan disappears, they are left with more questions than answers. But Delaney isn't someone who takes no for an answer, and he and Katherine will stop at nothing to find the truth.

Literature & Fiction

United States

Radio Manufacturers of the 1920's (Radio Manufacturers of the 1920s)

Nat'L Book Network

This is the 2nd volume of a 3 volume set that covers the first decade of radio in the home. It features the start-up stories of almost 150 radio manufacturers in the U.S. and gives detailed data on the products they produced. It includes rare photos of the factories and hundreds of photos and magazine ads of their radios. Arranged alphabetically by manufacturer. Volume 2 covers Freed-Eisemann through Priess.

Radio Manufacturers of the 1920's: Vol. 2

Business & Money

Sonoran Pub

This is the 3rd in a 3 volume set detailing U.S. radio manufacturers of the 1920s. Manufacturers are in alphabetical order, ranging from R to Z in this volume. Over 150 manufacturers are covered in all, with photos of the factories and the radio sets they produced. A must for collectors.

Radio Manufacturers of the 1920's, Vol. 3

Industries

Bad Mood Drive

Mystery

Pageturner, Press and Media

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