"The Guessing Game" unravels the dual mysteries of Tommy Stone's troubled past and his present-day efforts to assist authorities in apprehending an elusive, cyber serial killer. Apparently seducing men by pandering to their erotic fantasies and then ritualistically displaying their corpses, the murderer is seemingly capable of transforming identities and even gender before disappearing without a trace.

The Guessing Game

Randler, Ted

Literature & Fiction

Palari Pub

Describes the lives of Native Americans living in Virginia.

We're Still Here: Contemporary Virginia Indians Tell Their Story

Biographies & Memoirs

Moretti-Langholtz, Danielle

Waugaman, Sandra F.

Community & Culture

This book is a wild ride on the Hollywood highway of fame. A young man named Freddie is plucked from obscurity and groomed to be the host of a new entertainment TV show. But the show's producers and Freddie both learn that altering the package doesn't change the contents inside. During all of this, Freddie is also trying to sort out his love life. It's all good until an incident at the company picnic...

In and Out in Hollywood

Johnson, Ben Patrick

Esther Chao has dedicated a year of her life to photographically documenting the patriotism in the United States. This book contains over 350 pages of beautiful photographs depicting all types of flags and patriotic symbols. Topics include military flags, the Navajo Code Talkers, diversity flags, the American flag and, of course, events from 9/11/01.

Red, White & Blue in the USA

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

The 7 Most Powerful Selling Secrets: Soar Your Way to Success with Integrity, Passion and Joy shows you how to be more effective in sales, without selling out—a revolutionary new paradigm. The old school of thinking about selling is "Always be Closing." The new way of selling is "Always be Connected." This means ‘be connected’ to your buyer's needs, as well as your own sense of self, and be willing to take the relationship to a new level—that of being marketing partners.

The 7 Most Powerful Selling Secrets: Soar Your Way to Success With Integrity, Passion and Joy

Business & Money

John Livesay

Marketing & Sales

Thomas Cannon (referred to as "The Poor Man's Philanthropist) is a retired postal worker of modest means who awards gifts of $1,000 to deserving individuals. Over the past three decades, Cannon, a retired postal worker, has given $146,000, usually in $1,000 checks, to individuals he feels are setting an example for others. This book outlines his life story and focuses on some of the recipients of his philanthropy.

Poor Man's Philanthropist: The Thomas Cannon Story

Thomas, Cannon

Sandra Waugaman

Leaders & Notable People

Potato Queen starts off in Manila, Philippines, where a young Juancho Chu is living vicariously through reruns of US television sitcoms and dreaming of a life in the less oppressive land of America. 
As a young man, Juancho makes his way to San Francisco to establish a life for himself in the United States. While working at a travel agency ironically selling tours to "exotic" locales like the Philippines, Juancho works toward his US citizenship. 
It’s not long before he begins making friends and discovering the gay nightlife that San Francisco has to offer. Along comes Gerald, a white man who is attracted to Asian men – a "rice queen." Juancho finds that he is usually attracted to white men, thus dubbed a "potato queen." 
Juancho and Gerald seem to be perfect for each other, but complications along the way include a variety of very willing Asian men and a surprisingly down-to-earth white porn star. 
Will Juancho and Gerald remain "just friends?" Will Juancho secure the US citizenship he has always dreamed of? Will he actually meet the porn star he used to watch on the big screen in dark movie houses?

Potato Queen

Sy, Rafaelito V.

United States

Renowned trial lawyer and award-winning author Cody Fowler Davis follows up his debut novel Green 61 with this new legal thriller which once again pits optimistic, good-natured attorney Anderson Parker against the ruthless Justin Cartwright III. This time around, Justin enlists the help of an attractive paralegal named Nicole to infiltrate Anderson's firm and wreak havoc on his personal and professional life. While his marriage and career are being threatened by Justin and Nicole's ruthless tactics, Anderson's legal team dedicates themselves to several thought provoking cases which allow the reader to have a behind-the-scenes view of how a jury decides fault, and values severe personal injury and death. Only an author who has taken to trial numerous high-profile cases can provide such accurate details. The reader is challenged just like the jury... A mother holds her intoxicated college-bound daughter in her arms as she dies from internal injuries suffered in a car accident - should the father who served alcohol to the minors be held financially accountable? .... The career of a professional tennis player ends when his leg is sliced open by a barracuda during a snorkeling trip in Key West -- is it fair to require the dive boat operation to pay because its employees provided faulty equipment? ... A young girl is left brain damaged after a wave runner strikes her head while she plays in the gentle surf -- does justice dictate that the manufacturer should pay for all future medical treatment? These fascinating cases lead up to the final trial where Anderson and Justin challenge each other, not as lawyers, but as parties suing each other and seeking vindication. Who will win the last battle, and who will be destroyed?

Implied Consent

Davis, Cody Fowler

Contemporary

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