ISBN 978-0-910155-38-0
● $12.95
Ambassador Hal Potter was once a professor and an expert of French Colonialism. Now he will need all his knowledge—and diplomatic skill—to hold his fractious team together in the face of the dangers that threaten to destroy them
ISBN 978-0-910155-45-8
● $16.95
A powerful, honest, unforgettable glimpse into the events of combat and the compassionate character of the young men flying the skies during the Vietnam War.
ISBN 978-0910155-21-2
● $16.95
The highlights of the exciting and sometimes surprising discussions that resulted from an extraordinary gathering of former cabinet and staff, jouralists, and historians who met to examine anew the pivotal years of President Eisenhower’s leadership.
ISBN 978-0-910155-35-9
● $28.95
A thriller that takes a sharp twist into surreality, this is an unusual, funny yarn that plunks the traditional novel on its spine.
ISBN 978-0-910155-17-5
● $16.95
You will enjoy, as so many loyal readers of Claire Mitchel’s column in The Miami Herald, how each story helps turn seemingly mundane experiences into special joys. As demonstrated by Mitchel’s witty, incisive writing, the term “senior citizen” now has a new and positive meaning.
ISBN 978-0-910155-14-4
● $12.95
A Unique appreciation of a remarkable place and of people living in this enthralling valley, where human purpose remains cradled in nature’s special kindness.
ISBN 0-910155-25-9
● 978-0-910155-25-0
There is something inherently wrong about the triumph of aesthetics over the substance of security for the hotel guest; this book is about that failure—the failure to provide reasonable care to protect hotel patrons from harm at the hand of violent criminals.
ISBN 978-0-910155-32-8
● $23.50
Author George P. Morse describes, with an astute insider’s intimacy, the destruction of the government’s defense against espionage by its own people.
ISBN 978-0-910155-29-8
● $9.95
Scientist and teacher Stephen Aspen looks back from the tumultuous present to the harmony and civilities of the 1950s, recounting adventures and misadventures he encountered along the way.
ISBN 978-0-910155-16-8
● $9.95
Here is a fast-moving spy story with a difference. Russell Jack Smith deftly reveals the human side of espionage with this portrayal of a CIA operative torn between his work in exotic Singapore and the solid satisfactions of a crusading newspaper editor in small-town Maine.
