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''Sarn't Jamey Doan''
Follow Jamey Doan an Iowa farm boy, skilled with the rifle his gunsmith father made for him. He is thrown into the maelstrom of the Civil War in the west along the Mississippi River. His enemy at times is his family, a Mississippi cousin and uncle fighting for the Confederacy. His first battle is the little known northern most battle of the Civil War Athens Missouri. He battles his way down river to Vicksburg, fighting as a sniper and skirmisher in the Western Rifles. Jamey grasps the meaning of war and fights ferociously. He becomes a man of war but is still a boy when he finds love and the mysteries of women. This author leaves his readers anxiously awaiting the sequel which will follow, starting at Vicksburg, where this volume stops, as the Union Army moves south.
1979-1990
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CONVINCING JAMEY
Southern Knights Home sweet home… THE NEW GIRL ON THE BLOCK When Karen Montez blithely announced her plans to save the neighborhood, bartender Jamey O'Shea knew that driving her away was his only option. Everyone here was beyond salvation—and his lovely neighbor reminded him of everything he'd always wanted. And everything he could never have. But Karen wanted a challenge—and Serenity Street surely qualified. So what if a surly—though enormously attractive—neighbor interfered? Karen had met his kind before. And they always fell like a ton of bricks…. Southern Knights. Jamey, Reid and Nicholas: They came home expecting to find danger—but love took them by surprise!
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Later that Night
A high school Hallowe'en party develops into a real thriller for a group of the participants when they climb to the old dusty school attic in search of extra chairs. The girls are a bit jittery, but the boys are, of course, brave; that is, until the form of a man rises from behind an old sofa in a drak corner. Would you, too, like to know if he really is the escaped convict being sought by the police? Is the father of one of the "jitteriest" girls assisting in his escape? Would you be surprised to know that the attic stranger and one of the high school pupils--a G.I.--recognize each other as buddies at Okinawa? And how would you like to be kept prisoner for several hours with a gun pointed at you? Up to the very last line of the play thrill follows on thrill, with the element of mystery running high. And Jamey, the "convict," turns out to be no other than one of Hoover's aces who has again found his man
The Paper Makers Journal
Vols. 25-34 include Official manual of the International Brotherhood of Paper Makers.
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