David Hall has graduated college and decided to pursue a non-traditional route. Instead of going to business school he'll spend the summer at his girlfriend's lake house in Appalachia with an aim to write the Great American Novel. When the words don't flow as easily as David had hoped, David goes into a tailspin.
Michael Winston is on the verge of losing everything. He’s lost his girlfriend. His job is hanging by a thread. His future, it seems, hinges on flying thousands of miles to the wilds of Costa Rica to track down a championship surfer who, for unknown reasons at the height of his career, became a recluse.
Set in Appalachian Tennessee, is the story of John Kelton, who in the wake of his father’s death, battles with his brother for control of the family company and frenetically searches for his father’s killer.
Although the police believe John’s father was killed in a hunting accident, John suspects foul play.
"A fun summer romance. . . fast-paced and engaging." --Seattle Book Review
"A subtle literary success." --Kirkus Reviews
Daniel was an American journalist sent to Somalia to report on the pirate happenings in 2008, at the time the Al-Shabaab terror organization (the "Youth") was brutally consolidating its control over large swathes of Somalia. Daniel is kidnapped by a pirate hoping to use his journalism skills to bring him fame.
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