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  • The China Beach Surfer

    Halfway around the world in war torn South Vietnam, a number of American GIs found comfort at a rest and relaxation center on the South China Sea, outside Da Nang. Many of these men took up the sport of surfing. China Beach Surfer tells of the difficulties a young sailor faced by not fitting in and the exciting do or die conclusion to his tale, in dangerous waters.The author is a Vietnam Veterarn ... Read more

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  • Sorrowful: Chase the Devil

    A cattle drive becomes trouble for the Fairchild boys when banditos enter the scene in the Texas town of Sorrowful. Murder and mayhem ensue--and then a life or death chase across Texas begins. SORROWFUL is a rip-roaring, old-time western tale filled with good guys, bad guys, pretty maidens, and plenty of nonstop action. If you like western stories, you will love SORROWFUL! ... Read more

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  • EL Paso Run

    A creator of pulp novels follows a lead to the wild west border town of El Paso where he encounters Henry Putnam, the last surviving person with knowledge to a long-past killing. The story unfolds through Henry's recollections leading up to the fateful event. Truth and lies flourish with the tale. Only Henry Putnam knows the truth; but how much of it is he willing to share? In the image of classic ... Read more

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  • Nicholas "Big Nose Nick Tolentino" Lucchese Soldier Heroin Dealer

    Nicholas Tolentino was a Lucchese family soldier most closely associated with narcotics/heroin trafficking. "Big Nose Nick" was arrested for his part in two 1950s drug rings. Both were taken down by the combined effort of federal agents and New York City Police. The syndicates had labs in Hackensack and Lodi, New Jersey. Tolentino was closely linked to mobster Giovanni "Big John" Ormento. In April ... Read more

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  • James "Jimmy the Sniff" Vintaloro Lucchese Family Soldier

    James Vintaloro was a Lucchese soldier who is most often remembered for the death of heavyweight boxer Johnny Grosso. Grosso and Vintaloro argued repeatedly when both were involved in gambling rackets in New York City. Grosso was gunned down while crossing the street with some companions in 1932. The boxer often made fun of bookie Vintaloro's small stature. This may have triggered his violent ... Read more

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  • Eyewitnesses From Belsen and Auschwitz

    Belsen and Auschwitz concentration camps were notorious places of torture for both Jewish and Allied prisoners. My e-book considers the testimony of survivors. They graphically depict the atrocious scenes they witnessed and describe the daily lives they endured.After being transferred from Auschwitz Josef Kramer served as commandant at Belsen. A ruthless tyrant he was known as "the Beast of Belsen ... Read more

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  • The Crash of an Alaska Airlines Boeing 727 Juneau, Alaska September 4, 1971

    The crash of the Alaska Airlines jet into Mount Fairweather on September 4, 1971 has never been explained definitively. A National Transportation Safety Board report hinted that the flight crew acted properly with the incorrect information they were given. However the same NTSB report stated that the cockpit might have acted more responsibly to prevent a crash. The landing at Juneau Municipal ... Read more

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  • Holocaust Survivors Recall The Horrors of Ravensbruck Concentration Camp Near Berlin, Germany

    Ravensbruck, a Nazi concentration camp exclusively for women, was located some 80 kilometers from Berlin. My e-book looks at first person accounts of prisoners who were inmates at the torturous death camp. Of some 18,000,000 persons confined to German run concentration camps, only 3,000,000 survived their tragic ordeal. Among the most noteworthy persons who spent time at Ravensbruck was Gemma ... Read more

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  • Toronto Maple Leafs 1954-1955 1955-1956

    The Toronto Maple Leafs were an unsuccessful team for the majority of the 1950s except for the 1951 Stanley Cup Champs who beat the Montreal Canadiens in the finals. The team found it difficult to regain the winning form that had made the teams of the late 1940s so successful. Yet there were veterans like Sid Smith who combined with heralded rookie defenceman Tim Horton, who became a regular by ... Read more

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  • Mackinac Drift

    Two hundred years before, a fortune in gold disappears on Mackinac Island, now the tourist gem of the Great Lakes. Through chance encounters, a modern day trio of misfits share a rundown house on the nearby mainland. Devious, tough-as-nails Josie, invites companions Wayland and Diggs to visit the island. While awaiting her arrival, the two young men happen upon a life-altering discovery. Promises ... Read more

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  • William Bufalino Detroit Teamster and Jimmy Hoffa's Lawyer

    William Bufalino was a cousin of Buffalo, New York mobster Russell Bufalino. Both were born in Pittstown, Pennsylvania in the early 20th century. William moved to Detroit where he became involved with mobster Papa John Prizola, a reputed narcotics dealer. In 1947 he joined the Teamsters Union and became an associated of its future president Jimmy Hoffa. Over the years Bufalino would defend Hoffa ... Read more

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  • John "Sonny" Franzese Profaci-Colombo Underboss

    John "Sonny" Franzese was a rising star in the Profaci-Magliocco/Colombo family crime organization. Born in Naples, Sonny was raised by his bakery owner father in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn. By 1965 he was the fastest ascending Cosa Nostra leader in the underworld. A Newsday article compared him to a General Motors executive or an exec with IBM corporation. In the next year Franzese's ... Read more

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