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Alan Brooks has thrown caution to the West Texas wind to launch a business that could make him a ton of money and have a significant impact on the world. His money-making scheme, however, has multiple hitches. One: Will it even work? Two: If it does work, is it legal? Three: Are the security risks too overwhelming? Four: Are the advancements he wants to make in the world even remotely possible? Alan Brooks has a lot of high-stakes balls in the...

A captivating period piece that combines sweet romance, adventure, and strong historical overtones. The charming Will Ransom figured prominently in Tom Lawrence's first fictional novel, Jake's Revenge, and will reappear in a forthcoming novel in the Mary Jo Thibodaux mystery series. In a literary style quite unlike that series, however, this historically set piece gives the reader a glimpse into the character of the Ransom family ancestors. An...

Mary Jo Thibodaux, the beautiful, smart, rich, sexy, decisive, tough, aggressive and often deadly protagonist has fallen in love. The ex-counterintelligence officer, engineer, security specialist and sometimes-sleuth has finally let her emotional guard down. To say the least, this leading lady maintains a charmed, if not exciting life. When Mary Jo and her fiancé, Maurice Lebeaux travel to Europe to visit his family, readers vicariously experi...

The Mississippi Delta starts in the lobby of the Peabody Hotel in Memphis and ends on catfish row in Vicksburg according to writer David Cohn. The Delta is an alluvial deposit of thirty feet of fertile loam, stolen from the prairies of America's Midwestern breadbasket by the Mississippi River and moved down south by annual flooding. The soil of the Corn Belt is now nurturing King Cotton. In the 1950s the Delta was more than a geographical loca...

The Mississippi Delta starts in the lobby of the Peabody Hotel in Memphis and ends on catfish row in Vicksburg according to writer David Cohn. The Delta is an alluvial deposit of thirty feet of fertile loam, stolen from the prairies of America's Midwestern breadbasket by the Mississippi River and moved down south by annual flooding. The soil of the Corn Belt is now nurturing King Cotton. In the 1950s the Delta was more than a geographical loca...