Valley of the Wild Stream: A History of Wildboarclough

Antony Borrow

Elderberry Press

Little does Nick Taft know when he arrives to serve his Congressman in Washington that he would stumble upon a human smuggling cartel insulated by powerful interests on Capitol Hill. An idealist struggling in the murky waters of legislative politics, Nick meets the beguiling Lisa Castile, an ambitious staffer of the opposing party. She works for an influential committee chairman with suspect ties to the trafficking venture, and Nick must decide whether his involvement with her is worth the risk. The relationship of these two opposites and the enterprise they unveil trails immigration reform legislation, ironically controlled by the nefarious chairman. A Justice Department investigation into the illegal operation provides the young staffers a brief respite from the cartel's thugs until their own behavior becomes the target of a federal inquiry. Is it intended to deter them or the cartel? In desperation, Nick and Lisa mobilize all their personal and political connections, including the help of a recent immigrant, to expose activities on the Mexico border. Their efforts dig them deeper into a hole of political and legal conflicts from which rescue may only be possible through the outcome of a pending election. Majority Rules moves the reader through the halls of Congress with a startling insider's view of currently relevant political history. In between machiavellian power schemes, the story highlights the majority / minority mindset that has entrapped Washington for decades, and illustrates how the process there is so easily undermined.

Majority Rules

Literature & Fiction

Fleming, Roger

Genre Fiction

The town of Hustle has a new private eye, and his name is After Coffman. His first case and After is finding it anything but business as usual. He has no client, no money and too many suspects. In line for After's scalp are drug lords, gun runners and the Hustle Homicide Department. Each want a piece of him, but After's greatest foe may be an old black cat, named Soot.

After the Facts: An After Coffman Mystery

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Lutterbie, Vincent M.

Mystery

WHO IS LAMB? Man or angel? Self-destructing rock star or messenger of The Lord? Subject of mind control or catalyst of the end times? Fall guy or sword of God? WHAT IS LAMB? More than fiction, it is code. Hope, prophecy, warning, journey through the end times?

Lamb

Daniel, Zeph E.

Contemporary

After the death of her father, Sydney Armstrong felt lost. Now both of her parents were gone, and while she had a successful law practice, the time had come for a change. Her father's last words haunted her, what did they mean, why the mystery? She left Atlanta and moved to Michigan hoping to find the answers he promised. What she found was a new family and a very special man to share laughter and love with. After many twists and turns- some sexy and fun, and some very shocking Sydney finally found the answers she was searching for... JoAnn Flanery has worked as a real estate agent, taught classes in crafts and owned and managed a country store. Her hobbies include spinning, weaving, quilting and hooking rugs. She lives in Flagstaff Arizona with her handicapped daughter, Christine.

Beyond The Rose

Religion & Spirituality

Flanery, JoAnn

Christian Books & Bibles

Our Political Systems

History

Krieg, Adrian

Europe

WITH CONCEALED WEAPON PERMITS SPREADING ACROSS THE COUNTRY AND WITH THE VAST MAJORITY OF STATES ALLOWING CITIZENS TO BE ARMED, THE JUSTICE COOPERATIVE IS THE RIGHT BOOK AT THE RIGHT TIME.

The Justice Cooperative

Politics & Social Sciences

Joseph P. Martino

Joe Martino

Politics & Government

The small town of Tolleson Arizona was little more than a smattering of dusty houses when Dan and Judy moved there. All they had were love, dreams, and determination. They wanted a ranch. They had to have a ranch. Nancy was barely a toddler, but she knew very well what she wanted. The horse across the fence called to her each day. She wanted a horse. She had to have a horse. This is a story of dreams, and all that comes bundled with them. Funny, charming, and heartwarming, Judith Chase weaves together stories from her life to give readers hope and happiness. Her stories show the joys of the simple life and the charm and value that families and animals bring. She Only Wants a Horse abounds with love and laughter, and stands a testament to the powers of hard work and a little fun. Every day on the farm brought more adventure to this hardworking couple and their faithful band of children and animals. From meddlesome sheep to affectionate cows, farm life was far from ordinary. This is a book to be treasured, enjoyed, and passed on through the generations. This book is permission to dream.

She Only Wants a Horse

Biographies & Memoirs

Chase, Judy

Memoirs

This Korean War-Era story begins with an Air Force second lieutenant who is assigned to an air base in Greenland as a petroleum officer. He leaves behind a girlfriend who is in a hospital fighting tuberculosis. Her letters filled with optimism and courage lift his morale and inspire him to persevere against very difficult odds. Harsh weather, shortages of equipment and parts, plus the ire of a lieutenant colonel with whom he must work lead up to a tanker unloading accident. The lieutenant is charged with dereliction of duty and in the resulting court martial trial the colonel testifies for the prosecution. The lieutenant attempts to resolve the conflict and in a final climactic action involving the two protagonists, the lieutenant's love for his hospital-bound girlfriend saves his life.

Polar 44 Ring 5

Biederman, Jr. Edwin W.

My 39 1/2 Years in the U.S. Army Reserve

McLaughlin, Douglas S.

Leaders & Notable People

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