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In 1774 Paul Revere was given the assignment by Benjamin Franklin to make 13 oil cans, the type used to apply oil to horses' hooves. Inscribed in the bottom was the location of arms and funds to be used in the War of Independence from England. Now over 200 years later, antique dealers are being murdered for them. Why? What makes them so valuable? One of the prominent dealers in New York City, Whittier Ong, has one. He commissions Gordon Nunn, now retired from the N.Y.P.D. and a Private Detective, to find the others. In Nunn's hunt the killer seems to be one step ahead of him killing off dealers for the cans.

Oftentimes people ask if they could go back in time and start over again, would they change anything? I've always been taught that God doesn't make mistakes, but my childhood tragedy left me wondering "why me"quite frankly. As young adults we are oblivious to the fact that certain courses of action can change the trajectory of our entire live. For me, tragedy ultimately changed me for the better, but it didn't feel like it at the time.

This is a facsimile reprint of the March 1936 issue of the pulp series Secret Agent X

Rio is a young Hispanic man growing up in the concrete jungle and making his living as a street hustler. When a hustle goes horribly wrong, he finds himself in prison. Surprisingly, he finds himself fascinated with his female attorney. Will he survive prison? Enter a crooked medical examiner and a grieving widow after an insurance settlement, the story takes a thrilling and surprising ride.

A young man who has just taken the oath of allegiance as anAmerican citizen takes a trip back to Africa, in his homeland Kenya, and this trip ends up giving his life a mission. With the advantage of being an insider (having been born and grown up in Nairobi) and outsider (having resided in the United States of America for more than ten years), the author takes the reader on an experiential appreciation of corruption and its faces in his immediate environment. It is a reflective account of how the writer travels the corridors of time into his childhood and back to adulthood, to appreciate how things have so changed; only to remain the same; in some instances, completely the same. Through ...

Being more than one edition of a Mook journal publication; left a lasting impression on Chicago. This clear no excuse trying to get a pirated copy of the publication. Seeing trim options for the price of the CreateSpace.com edition. Publisher preferred the historic trim size it was originally introduced. So those of you who are offering to try and pirate a publication. Noted as it's the most personal; no excuses. Why can't one just let the masses by legit print copies from the author? This carries a host of talented authors including Steven Morgan [🎥: Haza] Matthew S. Carroll [3toread.co] David Wright (Codename Vengeance,) and Alex Rivera (The Aeon Eye.) Those who ask about my role in t ...

A sleepy city gets some help when a group of psychiatrists come to their city and acquire an old broken down landmark and transform it into a school for troubled young men. The city begins to prosper and the things seem to be looking up dispite a pesky little murder that the city detectives try to figure out.

In an effort to help him recover from a breakup, Spencer Ash's friends bring him to an event where he is flooded with emotions from previous traumas in his life he had long worked to suppress. Reflection on the event leads Spence to a surprising realization that drives him and his friends to launch an investigation into tragedies that had remained unquestioned for years. Will this investigation bring Spence peace, or will dissecting history only lead to more heartache and trouble in the present?

This is a facsimile reprint of the November 1942 issue of the pulp series Thrilling Detective