Author of Night of the Bonfire
Invested, the memoir of the entrepreneur Charles Schwab, is a classic saga of American capitalism. It is also an inspiring read, with life lessons that go far beyond the world of business.
For those not familiar with his work, Mr. Schwab’s company revolutionized the way Americans were able to invest. The beneficial effects of what he accomplished ripple through the economy to this day.
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And what is Baltic Dance?
Michael Quinn, former Navy SEAL, is now a special operative
for the CIA. In Baltic Dance, Quinn travels undercover into
Russia, and into the world of classic espionage.
A challenging hostage rescue is the only hope to quell global tensions that rival those of the Cold War.
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And what is Quinn: The Short Stories, Volume 1?
Intrigue. Adventure. Action.
This first-ever collection of short stories will take the reader on an unforgettable ride into Quinn’s world.
Each story is a separate, stand-alone adventure: Paradise, Baltic Dance, Texas Time, Roseblood, The Goddess of the Deep, Night Dive, The Ballerina, and Breakout.
I was recently introduced to the writing of C.J. Box after hearing an interview with him on the Hugh Hewitt radio show. Since then I have read Endangered, Blue Heaven, and now Open Season, the first novel in the ongoing Joe Pickett series.
These are crime novels, set in states such as Wyoming and Montana. They revolve around ordinary people becoming involved in extraordinary situations. In the Joe Pickett series, Joe is a game warden, married, with three daughters, a unique and creative choice for a protagonist.
The Reality of Vladimir Putin’s Russia
The collapse of the Soviet Union was a pivotal moment in history. The Western values of democracy, liberty, and free markets seemed to be sweeping the world. Would the new Russia, emerging from the ruins of communism, also adopt these values?
The answer is found in The Code of Putinism, by Brian D. Taylor, Professor and Chair of Political Science in the Maxwell School at Syracuse University. This is a gem of a book, concise and well-researched. The author shows a deep breadth of knowledge, and his writing makes history come alive.
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What is Paradise?
‘On a rainy night, traveling along a desolate stretch of the California coast, Michael Quinn pulls his motorcycle off the highway and checks into a roadside inn.
An unforgettable evening awaits him…if he lives through it.’-Spartan Press
“This appealing spy is ready for his own series.”-Kirkus Reviews
“Grabs your attention and takes you for a wild ride.”-Goodreads
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What is Paradise?
On a rainy night, traveling along a desolate stretch of the California Coast, Michael Quinn pulls his motorcycle off the highway and checks into a roadside inn.
An unforgettable evening awaits him…if he lives through it.
“This appealing spy is ready for his own series”- Kirkus Reviews
Paradise is available for order here
“Action packed…has it all!”-Amazon Review
“Great story…keeps you turning the pages”-Goodreads
Much of the modern world, the world that dominates our nightly news, arose from the ashes of a war that ended a century ago.
For a captivating summer read, Norman Stone’s World War One, A Short History (Basic Books, 2009, 226 pp.) will time and again leave the reader thinking, “So that’s how things came to be.” Written like a novel, the events flow fast and furious, as the great empires of the day are pulled into a conflict whose resolutions still dominate the globe.
A few examples:
At a time of global disarray, perspective can be gained from this biography of a man who helped save the world when it truly was ablaze.
Most Americans only know Winston Churchill as the cigar-chomping Prime Minister whose brilliant leadership of England led to Allied victory in World War II. In Paul Johnson’s Churchill we get to know a man who, in addition to preserving “freedom and democracy and the values we hold dear in the West,” accomplished much more in his long life.