THE STORY OF WITCHCRAFT, IN 19TH CENTURY AND THE BELIEVE OF MOST ILLITERATE AND IGNORANT PEOPLE
No, really. That’s the whole description.
Category - Blurbs
This International CIA thriller takes the reader to New Zealand, Nigeria and finally to the United States, Terrorism Follows……
Winning the Hi-Tech award in college is the beginning …………Accepting a guest lecture position at MIT is the mistake . . . . . Contacting the CIA is the solution . . . …Helping the CIA is the decision . . . . Joining the CIA is the outcome . . . . . .The Osei International Book Series is a fictional CIA cyber-crime series, filled with current events. High-action, thriller-suspense mystery, the book series promises a progressive emotional ride with twist and turns. Scroll up and grab a copy
It’s 24 pages long, and I’m betting fully seven of those are nothing but ellipses.
Dragged into a fight that is not her own; Elyan Sindal holds the key to Prince Falcon Di’ane’s fate. But getting along with his Ambassador is taking all her patience. The count down has already begun. It’s time to wake up and start running.
Okay.
Erma’s Attic is a heartfelt and humorous tale, filled with historical facts, folksy phrases and amusing adages of the Southern United States.
I’d like to assume there’s a story in there too, but…
In this psychological romance a group of university students and soldiers go underground to try to implement ideas about which they are passionate. The French police are after them. Michelle has just been released from jail in France after attempting to damage an arms factory.
Oh, but before that…
The unthinkable happened to Claire Wright. When she finds herself abandoned by her husband at the local asylum, her normal life as a housewife and attempts at motherhood go horribly wrong. She’s left wondering how she got into this predicament. She’s wondering more how she’ll get out of it. In 1941, there aren’t many options for women. One day, she finds that option. The only problem, a dead body is involved.
Yeah, thanks for pointing out that it’s horribly wrong.
Damien Ambrose finds himself in a dark haze about the bloody night that his family was killed by him. He remembers nothing about the murder, and finds himself remembering less about his family. Could he really of killed them, or is there some other explanation? We follow Damien as he goes through a psychiatric ward to the infamous Mansfield Asylum for the criminally insane.
“Really have killed them.”
The first time she stepped into the pages of a book, she delivered a baby boy.
When graduate student nurse Annie Faraday enters books to deliver babies, she blames the illusions on multiple stresses. Her fiancé fights in the bloodiest battles in the Pacific Theater; her family is falling apart; and her boss, who is also her future father-in-law, controls whether she graduates from nursing school.
Sorry, back up: What???