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Physicist Kyle Forrester has a dilemma; risk his life to follow his moral compass and reveal a breakthrough solar technology or go along with international energy cartels, crooked politicians and oddly, his own boss, who are determined to bury it. When his fiancée, Sylvia Cervenka is kidnapped and he finds a bomb planted in his car, the choice is made for him. Sylvia has secrets she is keeping from Kyle. Emerging from the ruins of the fallen Soviet empire, she and her family turned to nefarious organizations for survival amid a shambled economy. Also a physicist, she was indirectly involved in the murder of Kyle’s predecessor and was ordered to find a replacement. That replacemen ...

Mentored by anthropologist George Beal, a sixteen-year old redhead, Davy Match of Baltimore, USA, goes to the South Pacific in search of the endangered leatherback sea turtle (Babaru) and the Mota people who protect it as their clan animal. He joins a local boy named Abraham. They trek through noisy rainforests, paddle an outrigger dugout over clear lagoons, and have a wild ride on the tail of a typhoon off a taboo headland. Their journey brings them face to face with a forest girl, a wild man, a sorcerer, as well as giant turtles and crocodiles. A girl, Niki, from the village of Shell Money Reef, and many other children join the boys, and they make a courageous effort to protect Mother ...

On the thirty first day of the first pagan month in the year numbered 2019, my mother, Lila Lee Simpson, said goodbye to this bountiful Earth, a destiny awaiting all living beings. Her body shone luminous and the day was miraculous. I had the honor and privilege of being with her and laying her body to rest as it should be – intact, whole, no embalming, no cremation, no funeral industry chemicals, body plugs, wires, glues or make up. The story grew much larger than a simple descriptive narrative. It morphed into a tale of my idyllic childhood, seen through the lens of America’s self-destruction and fall from grace. You will read of miracles as well as be exposed to difficult or unco ...

This is the third book of the Adventures of Davy Match ( preceeded by 'Babaru of the South Seas' and 'The Chocolate Dam'). Professor Beal sends Davy, now a high school senior, to East Africa to find a small tribe of mountain people, the Te’uk, whom he had contacted and studied as a young man. Davy is caught up in the fate of a boy his age, Lokole, who has suffered deep trauma. Davy and Lokole travel through the fictional country of Burando, witnesses to genocide, arms trading, and the smuggling of blood minerals from Conga. Returning to his school, Davy organizes his classmates in a cause to free Lokole who has been arrested in Burando, and with the help of an Amnesty International type ...

In his second Adventure, Davy Match, now seventeen, is invited by Professor Beal to join an archeological dig in Anatolia. The professor gets into a jam with a rare letter on archeology he’s “borrowed” from the British Museum, and Davy is sent off to Kurdistan to lay low, with this letter— written by the hand of Benjamin Franklin. On a mountaintop, by the enormous head of an ancient God-King, he meets Gül, a mysterious Kurdish girl, who instructs him to go to the town of Hasankeyf on the River Tigris, a town doomed to be flooded by the construction of a hydro dam. Gül challenges him to help her find the grave of her missing brother, a Kurdish fighter. With the help of an observer from th ...

This is the incredible true story of one man’s attempt to create an independent country on the continent of Antarctica. The Rise, Fall, and Rebirth of Westarctica charts the struggles of Grand Duke Travis as he vainly seeks recognition from unsympathetic foreign governments and battles the internal squabbles of his citizens. When things go even further south, the Grand Duke is forced to abdicate the throne, but makes a triumphant return four years later in a daring coup d'état against his successor. An excellent case study in new country projects, this political memoir is as inspiring as it is informative.

American history, the constitution and Economic highlights by Presidents with my comments on the Great Depression of the 30's and World War Two. A Federal Reserve Banking and Monetary System that if the people understood, could possibly cause a Revolution. Barack Obama in 2008 promised us Hope, Change and when I am President, I will Transform the Country. Deficit Spending, Higher taxes, Bigger Government, and Entitlements. The "China Gold Rush "and their accumulation of gold is a threat to dethrone the U.S. Dollar as the "World's Reserve Currency". A "Financial Crisis is Coming, and we are not ready for it.