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Hornblower Addendum 5 Stories
Five adventures of Horatio Hornblower collected here for the first time. These stories about his daring exploits and challenging discoveries were published separately from the Hornblower Saga. The author has created unique circumstances to further the development of Hornblower's character and provide new insights.
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Say, Darling
14 weeks a New York Times bestseller. An Indiana author packs up his family and moves 900 miles (by car in a heat wave with four children) to take up residence in Connecticut where he will commute to New York City to work with the team who will transform his book into a musical comedy.
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A macabre and deliciously sinister look at life after murder. Mr. and Mrs. Marble are always in debt with no way out until a nephew arrives one rainy night with a wallet full of money, alone and with no living relatives, and a solution is seized – a most murderous scheme.
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No Place for a Hero
John Charles Fremont — military officer, explorer, and politician — unpredictable and unstable, gifted, imperious, ambitious and hopelessly complex — is the perfect subject for this Bicentennial novella written for the San Jose Mercury News in 1976.
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Lost in the Horse Latitudes
This ebook collects zany stories about the author's misadventures writing for Paramount Pictures in the 1940's. During his stay in Hollywood, H. Allen Smith rubbed elbows with some of the most famous movieland names of the day, but his stories do not end there. A funny man to the bone, he wrote about whoever or whatever captured his attention.
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