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Beemoor
Welcome to my world of pure imagination this book is about three men in their late twenty`s they joined the National Service. These three men were know has the three Brummies Ben Pulling Bernie Digger and Brain Botler. Thirty years later they were still together. After winning some unexpected money they bought a plot of ex battleground land and built dwellings and pub etc. and invited people with their Christian name that start with the letter B to buy those properties. Beemoor is a village built around these three men. Until their lifes change forever. Undiscovered tunnels were built underground. A Century ago and young children were kept in those tunnels. This book is full of comedy romance murder mystery I hope you all enjoy reading it has I enjoyed writing it.
The Suit and Skirt Farm: A Novel
At times written in the third person, this novel is the story of Herschel Folkes, a twenty-three year old man who one day receives a summons to report for jury duty. Herschel is a fair-skinned Jewish-American native New Yorker and a clandestine bibliophile. Herschel is considered clandestine because most of his closest personal friends are kept in complete ignorance of his strange attraction to literature, which is how Herschel prefers to maintain his relationships. Also unknown to anyone is the fact that Herschel is a deviant who daydreams all too often in an effort to fuel his surreal and daring imagination. All of Herschel’s vices contribute to his self-indulging deviance, but none more than his voracious love of literature and his interest in films. He also has a romantic attraction to writing, the most private of all his vices. One day during a lunch break, Herschel begins to write down his thoughts about being on jury duty in a notebook that he has brought along. As Herschel devours his skimpy lunch, he suddenly arrives at a wonderful idea: Wouldn’t it be fun to write a story to parallel his experiences as they were happening? A story about a juror, himself a novice writer of sorts, who decides to cause a mistrial. Herschel begins to write his story during lunch breaks and works on it during every opportunity he can get. In addition, he also works on it (in his head) during his many daydream spells while sitting in court when the trial is in session, but is much more productive during long lunch breaks and many periods of “free” time when the trial is not in session. As the Sophie Fields vs. Jem Lumber Company trial progresses, so does Herschel’s story. The trial lasts five days, and as Herschel records the progress of the trial through his nameless protagonist, he begins to show signs of ambivalence in his attitude about the trial. These feelings are kept private and are only revealed through Herschel’s many daydreams in which he seriously considers causing a mistrial. It is through his daydreams that so much of Herschel’s deviant personality is revealed, especially on the day of deliberation.
That Quixotic Lady
When Jane McManus was a little girl, her father told her she would make an outstanding lawyerif only she were a boy. Jane decided then to learn everything a boy couldonly better. The Quixotic Lady is the fictional story of the life of Jane McManus, a rare female figure in the 1800s. After her failed marriage to Allan Storm, Jane became associated with some of the most powerful men of the time; in the nineteenth century it was rare to find a woman who so influenced the politics of the day. From her writings in the New York newspapers, the politicians gauged public reaction. Jane rallied from one cause to another such as the Texas annexation, the Mexican War, the political sentiment over whether Americans should help the Cubans obtain freedom from Spain, and the annexation of the Dominican Republic. However, these daring undertakings met more failure than success. Jane McManus Storm Cazneau, a beautiful young woman, whose spirit was not broken by failures, never ceased to gamble along lines far removed from staid conformity in her quest for an elusive fortune. Her story, That Quixotic Lady, is one of a remarkable woman, whom history failed to remember.