Movin' To The Music is a comprehensive book on dance techniques and step patterns including a demonstration video (2 hours in length) for today's 12 most popular dances. This book and video teaches the steps for Waltz, Polka, Two-Step, Rumba, Hustle, Mambo, Salsa, Cha-Cha, Nightclub Two, Foxtrot, East Coast Swing and West Coast Swing. Along with the steps, learn the intricacies of lead and follow techniques, frame, posture, conditioning, strengthening, stretching, footwork, weight changes, body movement, turns and spins, balance and control, music interpretaion and partner relations. A must have for dancers of all abilities or those who simply want to learn how to dance.

Movin' To The Music

Seib, Melissa

Write Way Pub

The act of becoming a POW does not a hero make, . . . the act of being a POW made some heroes. This book tells of some who are American heroes. Nearly 10,000 American flying officers shot from the sky and scraped up from the European landscape and dumped behind barbed wire. An absorbing story of life in a German POW camp during World War II. The author’s unique timing (stationed at Hickam Field (Pearl Harbor) during the attack on Dec. 7, 1941) and his terrifying experience of later becoming a Jewish prisoner of the Nazis makes this a compelling reading experience. The difficulty of dredging up so many painful memories is apparent in the author’s writing. It could serve as a balm, or as a floodgate key, for many readers of his generation. The writing style is personal and highly readable. …“he makes no attempt to arrange these stories so that they make a nice progression from simplicity to complexity, past to present, primitive to civilized, sensuous to intellectual. They lie as they fell.”  —Wallace Stegner, Collected Stories, September 7, 1989 

Going Home: A Pows Journey Back from Germany

Biographies & Memoirs

Bach, Leo S

Leaders & Notable People

SIGNED BY AUTHOR. FIRST EDITION. HC with D/J. Very small shelf tear on lower edge back cover of jacket. Corners of jacket lightly worn. VERY GOOD,

All the Old Lions

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Caverly, Carol

Mystery

St. John's Bestiary

Babula, William

The Great Twain Robbery: A Comedy Caper

Guntrum, Robert R.

The Mooncusser: A Novel

Dunne, Harry P.

Literature & Fiction

Irish-American Danny O'Flaherty goes to Ballycara, Ireland, to research his roots. When he arrives at the house of his cousin, Rose, Danny finds that she has been brutally murdered. Garda Kelly, a local cop, immediately accuses Danny of her murder. Danny has to reveal the killer in order to save himself. 
Searching through birth, death and church records, talking to community members, unearthing hidden feuds and secret motives, leads Danny step-by-step to the culprit. He not only solves the mystery of his cousin's death, but the mystery of his family origins, which are inexplicably bound together.

The Death of Cousin Rose: A Mystery (Danny O'Flaherty Mysteries)

Harrington, Jonathan

United States

LIKE NEW DJ, V/G to LIKE NEW BOOK. STATED FIRST EDITION. 1995 Write way hardcover, Leonard Palmer. Highlighted by the original, unpublished Civil War letters of William T. Shepherd, The Sherman Letter travels between the Gulf War era and the Spring, 1865 odyssey of Standford Short and the notorious SHERMAN LETTER. - Google Books

The Sherman Letter: A Novel of History and Mystery

PALMER, Leonard

When Jerry Dudek, a popular morning radio talk show host, is murdered during an interview, entertainment writer Cat Austen attempts to unravel the story of the victim's life in order to protect herself from the killer

Death of a Dj: A Mystery

Rubino, Jane

Jesse Campbell is a sociopath, horribly disfigured, monstrous in size and wanted for murder. He is spotted on a construction site next to a research hospital in Atlanta, Georgia. Resisting capture, Campbell attacks police, killing one and wounding another. He is mortally wounded with a bullet through the brain.Dr. Chris Warren, a transplant specialist, researching the transplantation of the human brain, happens upon the scene and attempts to save the wounded monster's life. In the process, Campbell stabs Dr. Warren through the heart with a screwdriver.Warren's assistant, Dr. John Sumner, is forced to make a desperate decision, and attempts to save Warren's brain by transplanting it into Campbell's body. The operation is a success, but Sumner decides it best to keep it a secret until his patient shows no sign of rejection. Unfortunately, Sumner is killed in a traffic accident, leaving Chris Warren to try to convince his wife, police and hospital staff that he is no longer the sociopathic Jesse Campbell. Wanted by the police for murder, Warren is forced to escape, knowing that no one will believe his wild story.

The Tenant: A Novel of Medical Science Fiction

West, Charles G.

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