Aberfan: Our Hireath (English and Welsh Edition)

Hughes, Maureen

Aberfan & Merthyr Vale Writers and History Group

Aberfan & Merthyr Vale Community Co-operative

Literature & Fiction

Drake Intl Services

a story about the Cherokee Trail of Tears

Tiny moccasins

Sunshine Scholastic Publishers

The Countess and the Mob: The Untold Story of Marajen Stevick Chinigo and Mafia Lord Johnny Rosselli

Maureen Hughes was first introduced to Countess Marajen Chinigo in the 1980s in a hospital room in Champaign, Illinois. Assigned to provide personal security to the Countess, Hughes knew few details about the woman she was protecting. Little did she know that Countess Chinigo was a woman connected to some of the most notorious and famous-or infamous-people of the twentieth century.
 Hughes did not see the Countess again until a few years later at a local art museum. Intrigued by the impeccably dressed woman who strolled through the crowd like a queen, Hughes vowed to find out all she could about the mysterious Countess. As Hughes shares the fascinating story she uncovered after conducting three years of research and in-depth conversations with friends of the Countess, she unveils a time period where mobsters, presidents, celebrities, and countesses all mingled among dark, captivating secrets. Hughes reveals details about the famous figures the Countess hobnobbed with like Frank Sinatra, Joan Crawford, and Lucky Luciano, her marriage to Johnny Rosselli, and her eventual entanglements with the Mafia.
 The Countess and the Mob paints a compelling portrait of the kaleidoscopic shapes and colors that made up the extraordinary and unforgettable life of Countess Marajen Stevick Chinigo.

The Countess And The Mob: The Untold Story Of Marajen Stevick Chinigo And Mafia Lord Johnny Rosselli

Humor & Entertainment

iUniverse

SINS OF THE SOUTH exposes the mafia connection in small communities. The death of a swanky nightclub owner in southern Illinois in 1956 is ruled a suicide by local law enforcement and some state investigators...Why? Why, at the inquest, was the medical examiner who performed the autopsy not permitted to testify? Why were only certain witnesses allowed to testify? When three bullets were fired...how can it be suicide?

Sins of the South: Big Secrets in a Small Town

Biographies & Memoirs

True Crime

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

In 1966 Charles Whitman shot 41 people from the top of the Clocktower at the University of Texas University in Austin, Texas. 19-year old Adrian Littlefield a seminary student was the second person shot and survived. His miraculous healing is a story in itself but the appearances of Satan who tried to control his life has never been written about. 50 years after the shooting, Adrain tells the story of his faith in God and the strength God gave him to continue his calling to be a minister. Today, Adrian Littlefield travels the world preaching Gods word and how God enriched his life. For anyone suffering from a tragedy or a traumatic esperience, Satan at my Window is a help the healing process.

Satan at my Window: A True Story

Leaders & Notable People

Independently published

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