Sucked Up by Mark Travis

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by admin on May 16, 2012

On Sunday afternoon, May 22, 2011, a Category Five tornado touches earth west of Joplin, Missouri, and rips twenty-two miles easterly through the town. It kills 162 people and does $2.2 billion dollars damage. Brad Carson rides his motorcycle on the east side of Joplin when he sees the twister coming his way. He tries [...]

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A Hurt for a Hurt- A Dan Ballantine Mystery by Mark Travis

May 16, 2012
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On Jeff Sanford’s 21st birthday, his Sigma Pi fraternity brother, Tyler Thompson, offers to buy the first round at Sacramento’s Overtime Sports Bar. Four brothers join them in the celebration. Several beers later the Lakers are beating the Kings, and a group of rowdy Laker fans are beating the Sigma Pis on the pool table. [...]

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Walking in the Clouds- Colombia through the eyes of a gringo by Michael F. Kastre

May 16, 2012
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“Walking in the Clouds – Colombia through the Eyes of a Gringo” is a series of true events and corresponding stories as experienced and chronicled by an American writer who lived and worked in the country during the violent cocaine wars and leftist guerrilla uprisings in the 1980s. From the Torching of the Judicial Palace, [...]

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The Repairer of the Breach by Norman C. Norman

May 16, 2012
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The purpose of this book is to awaken the body of believers to truths that have been hidden from them by showing the scriptures from a Hebraic point of view, and through this point of view bring more continuity to the Holy writ. It shows us how Paul (Shaul) and Jesus (Yahshua) were in complete [...]

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The Archaic Smile by Ramun Bjerken

May 16, 2012
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Our fundamental study of natural reality is physics, and I found that physics has taken a direction that somehow violated me; and the more I probed the deeper the violation. The attitude that surfaced was that we have to start over. An eventually I realized: if not me, who; I sensed the crucial urgency involved. [...]

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