<p>Lena Mills has used her rising popularity and mind-reading ability to chase crooked congressmen from office. Now she has proof, including a living witness, that the President of the United States was born in Fiji, but a powerful enemy is determined to stop her, by any means necessary. 252 pp.</p>

Executive Deceit

Comics & Graphic Novels

Mielke, David Carl

Graphic Novels

DC Press

In the attic of an old Philadelphia home, estate salvager DUNCAN RICHARDS discovers a box of rare 1913 Liberty-head nickels, the most celebrated coins in U.S. history. While researching their origin, he senses a mysterious connection to FLORENCE WYCHE, a beautiful Philadelphia socialite, and her unsolved murder a hundred years earlier. Duncan auctions off one of the nickels for millions of dollars, while keeping the rest a secret. After the auction he produces another coin, prompting an outcry from collectors and threats to his life. When his brother is murdered, Duncan must take drastic measures to protect himself and his family. Follow the intriguing twists and turns of NICKELODIUM — a story based on historical fact —as Duncan unravels the links between two generations of flawed characters separated by a century of questionable heritage. The surprise ending will leave you smiling and wanting more!

Nickelodium: A Novel Based on Historical Facts

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

DCPress

WHAT'S GOOD ABOUT IT?--Observations of an Eclectic Everyman-- by David Carl Mielke Little Davy is a pisser right out of the chute. The only offspring of well-intentioned, alcoholic Republicans, he runs a childhood gauntlet of sadistic relatives, beating off predatory females and romping through his teen years as a precocious, stealth-bombing righter of wrongs. He delays responsibility as a carefree traveling musician until, pricked by love, he succumbs to marriage, parenthood and a career selling life insurance, culminating in a twenty year exile as a reluctant Rotarian. Beneath the calm exterior of this suffering sycophant beats the heart of a rebel, and Little Davy tilts quixotically at windmills of conformity with his weapon of choice - bizarre humor. Observing others, he strives to find the meaning of life and What's Good About It? before the onset of senility. PRAISE FOR WHAT'S GOOD ABOUT IT? "I wanna smoke what he bin smokin'." --Tupac Puffdaddy, Author of Rap Around the Clock "...couldn't decide whether to laugh or cry, so I threw up." --Ralph Barfley, The Daily Bulimic "Thrilling.... I hung myself on every word." --Hank Gallows, Lynchburg Press "It all Depends...." --Augie Oldfarb, The Geezer Gazette "It's Bush's fault." --Ira Member, The South Florida Hanging Chad "...made me want to drive off the nearest bridge." --Chappy Tedwick, author of A Good Swim Spoiled

What's Good About It?: Observations of an Eclectic Everyman

Biographies & Memoirs

AuthorHouse

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