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Similar Transactions is a skillfully written true story years in the making. Please click our Media page (upper left corner) for a summary. A recipient of three literary awards, Similar Transactions has frequently become the #1 best seller in Amazon's True Crime category, as more readers discover the book. To date, they have bought a combined 30,000 paperbacks, ebooks and audiobooks.
Similar Transactions offers the unique perspective of its author, S. R. Reynolds, a clinical social worker involved in every step of the way, extensively interviewing known victims, retired FBI and police investigators. This resulted in the reopening of a 20-year-old cold case murder—and finding justice!
Similar Transactions is available as an eBook, Paperback or Audiobook. To sample a chapter or purchase Similar Transactions, please tap any of the Amazon buttons below.
Author's site:
http://www.similartransactions.com
Similar Transactions is a skillfully written true story years in the making. Please click our Media page (upper left corner) for a summary. A recipient of three literary awards, Similar Transactions has frequently become the #1 best seller in Amazon's True Crime category, as more readers discover the book. To date, they have bought a combined 30,000 paperbacks, ebooks and audiobooks.
Similar Transactions offers the unique perspective of its author, S. R. Reynolds, a clinical social worker involved in every step of the way, extensively interviewing known victims, retired FBI and police investigators. This resulted in the reopening of a 20-year-old cold case murder—and finding justice!
Similar Transactions is available as an eBook, Paperback or Audiobook. To sample a chapter or purchase Similar Transactions, please tap any of the Amazon buttons below.
Author's site:
http://www.similartransactions.com
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Simpson Point Press is pleased to announce the publication of Shamballa Wildlife Rescue’s exquisite book of stories and photographs, Critter Tales—Adventures in Rehabilitating Wildlife.
Printed on premium paper in a “tabletop” format, Critter Tales is full of beautiful color photos of Shamballa’s rescues and the rich stories that came with them. Nestled in the Appalachian mountains, Shamballa Wildlife Rescue is located in Woodville, Alabama.
Sales of this book helps Shamballa Wildlife Rescue to maintain and expand Shamballa’s abilities to provide people with a place to deliver orphaned or injured wildlife for care, rehabilitation and release back into the wild.
Other nonprofits can use Critter Tales for their own fundraising efforts. Neighborhood stores are also welcome to carry the book for resale.
Printed on premium paper in a “tabletop” format, Critter Tales is full of beautiful color photos of Shamballa’s rescues and the rich stories that came with them. Nestled in the Appalachian mountains, Shamballa Wildlife Rescue is located in Woodville, Alabama.
Sales of this book helps Shamballa Wildlife Rescue to maintain and expand Shamballa’s abilities to provide people with a place to deliver orphaned or injured wildlife for care, rehabilitation and release back into the wild.
Other nonprofits can use Critter Tales for their own fundraising efforts. Neighborhood stores are also welcome to carry the book for resale.
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Simpson Point Press designed and produced an amazing true saga, In Search of a Fair Wind, by author and historian Clint Cargile, published by Zea Mays Publishing of Sycamore, Illinois.
In 1891, twenty-four-year-old Georgia Townsend Yates packed up her infant daughter and left her affluent life in the farming town of Sycamore, Illinois, to journey halfway around the world.
For fifteen months, Georgia lived in the closed-off world of her husband's ship, the Willie Reed. To record her journey, she wrote letters to her mother back in Sycamore. The letters show pluck and humor and provide a fascinating glimpse into the daily life of a captain's wife, who does everything from mending shirts to hunting albatross. Georgia's insights on first-time motherhood, maritime domesticity, and even mutiny are as fresh and exciting today as when she wrote them.
Cargile's supplemental material provides further context for the life and world of Georgia Townsend Yates. Her prominent family carved their path from New York to Illinois, bringing big ideas about industry and equality with them. Inheriting her family's wanderlust, Yates followed her heart to the far side o the world before carving her own path in Maine and then Boise, Idaho. Her letters share the glory and tedium of an ocean voyage and exemplify her life-long quest In Search of a Fair Wind.
The book contains a wealth of authentic images from the 1840s through 1950. Click the icon below to get a sampling of In Search of a Fair Wind—The Sea Letters of Georgia Townsend Yates, 1891-1892.
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I [author Jim Retzer] provide essays on politics, current thought, and not so current but pertinent affairs from an older guy's perspective. I’ve seen very bad ideas advanced in an accessible, conversational tone. I have a fair education. I can write perfectly annotated papers supporting every point with chapter and verse citations. Having done such a thing, the question becomes: Who the hell would read it? If you waded through one, who would be awake to wade through another? I’m not peddling a sleep aid here and you’re not getting any younger. It occurred to me that good ideas could be presented in those same, accessible, conversational tones and maybe travel a little further. I have tried to be sure any bald statement of a fact can be verified. I’ve also tried to make it obvious that the opinions advanced are just that, opinions. Those are the ideas behind these essays. Breathe and read.
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The main thrust of a promoter’s job is taking care of stars, would-be stars, and those who think they are stars. John B. Ryland did it for the music. From his first handshake with Elvis at the age of 8, Ryland takes you on an insightful — and often outrageous — trip inside the provocative world of the music industry. Beginning as a part-time disc jockey in a makeshift studio in Korea, to a maverick DJ in Denver and finally, to a savvy record promoter,Ryland has a story that's both entertaining and eye-opening. For anyone who dreams of being a DJ or a music promoter, this book is a must. Ryland takes you from the heights of his exciting and flourishing career to the depths of his fall. His take on how corporate music has controlled and suppressed the talents of gifted disc jockeys picks up where Tom Petty’s "The Last DJ" ends.
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In 1970s radio, the world of Top 40 and Rock music belonged to the boys...until Nancy Plum came along. She has written a delicious book about her radio journey and it is filled with fun!
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