<p>When there’s “A Killing In D.C.”, the D.C. Police Department looks to its best Detectives to solve the crime. The Homicide Division “when your day ends, their day begins." Detective First Class Marcus Rose is a twenty one year veteran of the D.C. Police Department and one of the best Homicide Detectives there is. Handsome, intelligent and methodical, Marcus is assigned to investigate the death of the daughter of a prominent, powerful and influential business man. Marcus leaves no stone unturned as he weaves through webs of deceit and follows the clues no matter where they lead. Look into the lives of the Detectives that assist Marcus, exposing their flaws, fears and shortcomings as they come together to expose a murderer and bring justice to the Nation’s Capital. www.adwhite.net</p>

A Killing In D.C.: The Chronicles of Detective Marcus Rose

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

White, A. D.

Mystery

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

<p>Detective Marcus Rose is the D.C. Police Department's finest. He and his squad of Detectives investigate the brutal murder of a rich, ruthless adulterous villain who has left a trail of enemies in his rear view mirror. The list of suspects are long but Marcus and his colorful cast of detectives prove that sometimes the most imperfect people make up the perfect squad.www.adwhite.net</p>

The Root Of All Evil: The Chronicles Of Detective Marcus Rose

Vulnerable (Vulnerable Book Trilogy)

Romance

Paranormal

Independently published

Early in the year 1789 the French nation found itself in deep financial embarrassment; and this was speedily followed by calls for an issue of paper money. By August 1, 1795, some six years later, the gold 25 francs coin was worth in paper, 920 francs; on September 1st, 1,200 francs; on November 1st, 2,600 francs; on December 1st, 3,050 francs. In February, 1796, it was worth 7,200 francs or one franc in gold was worth 288 francs in paper. Prices of all commodities went up nearly in proportion. This story, of how a first world nation turned to paper money and destroyed itself, its people and its economy in the process, even arguably setting in motion the rise to power of Napoleon Bonaparte, is told in this book by Andrew Dickson White, academic, ambassador and author. As ever, history remains our best guide of what the future holds, and, considering our Fiat money system today, sounds a warning call that should be heeded.

Fiat Money Inflation in France: How a first world nation destroyed its economy and led to the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte

Business & Money

Economics

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