"Murder In Dordogne" is a diplomatic mystery, which takes place during the honeymoon of an American dipolomat, Robbie Cutler, and his bride Sylvie. The region is beautiful, historic - and deadly. A cave expedition discovers a victim of the War .. or was it murder? Robbie and Sylvie are soon sorting through the past, the Occupation, and the mysterious theft of a Van Gogh from the French White House. But then, shots fired at them show that the mystery is not just in the past! William S. … [Read more...] about Murder In Dordogne by William S. Shepard
Dissolute Kinship: A 9/11 Road Trip by David Antrobus
The events on the morning of the road trip I had been planning to take from the West Coast to NYC as a way to combat a personal crisis turned out to be pretty traumatic themselves. The date: September 11, 2001. This is the surprisingly hopeful story of that trip. David Antrobus is a writer and former youth worker who has lived and worked in the UK and Canada. http://www.amazon.com/Dissolute-Kinship-Road-Trip-ebook/dp/B004U7EUGE/ … [Read more...] about Dissolute Kinship: A 9/11 Road Trip by David Antrobus
25 Best US Cities to Visit: Where to Travel in America by Eric Jackson
Jump in to the best of traveling the continental US with this super-informative guide to the 25 best cities to visit in America. In this well-organized collection travelers will discover the rich history and diverse cultural traditions that highlight the unique cities and must-see sights in the most beloved regions of America. From the soaring vistas of the southwest and the towering skyscrapers of the east to star studded Los Angeles beaches and historical antebellum mansions and … [Read more...] about 25 Best US Cities to Visit: Where to Travel in America by Eric Jackson
A Different Lifetime: stepping back in time in the former Yugoslavia by Martin Radford
This book is free on these days only - 01/29/2013 at midnight PST until 11:59 pm on 01/30/2013. If the dates are the same that means the book is free one day only. This is an account of the four months I spent working in the former Yugoslavia, a journey I made in both in distance and time. I found myself living a lifestyle that had existed in the west forty years earlier. I was living in a friendly crime free society where people were amazed to discover that I found it necessary to even … [Read more...] about A Different Lifetime: stepping back in time in the former Yugoslavia by Martin Radford
