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Languages : en
Pages : 1410
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Directly in Front of Me
Author: Ashley Dreswick-DollingerPublisher: Fulton Books, Inc.
ISBN:
Category : Young Adult Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 144
Book Description
Maddie envisions what her senior year of high school will look like. How is it going to begin and how will it end? She's had her share of boyfriends and breakups but never one that has continued to exist. Maddie has been waiting to find her true connection in life with someone. When she first notices a guy she hasn't seen before, she is instantly drawn to him and wants to know more about him. She later finds out his name is Parker. When they begin to explore one another, they come to realize how the pain of their past and present affects themselves, each other, their family, and friends. Maddie lost her mother at a young age, and Parker grew up with parents who constantly argued with each other. When things take a turn for the worst between Parker and Maddie, she turns to Jordan who she met in her sophomore year of high school. Jordan and Maddie begin to bond and feelings start to develop. The presence of Parker haunting her in real life and in her dreams is holding her back from moving forward with a relationship that could be what she's been looking for. Can Maddie finally let go of Parker so she can move on with Jordan? Or will she be stuck in Parker's web of the unknown and the back and forth between Jordan and Parker, causing her to miss her opportunity with the person who could be her forever connection?
Supreme Court
Author: Ruthig V. Saginaw Transfer Co., Inc
Author: Verbal Behavior
Author: Burrhus Frederic SkinnerPublisher: New York : Appleton-Century-Crofts
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Category : Language and languages
Languages : en
Pages : 478
Book Description
N.Y. Supreme Court
Author: State of New York Supreme Court
Author: Biker to Biker
Author: Chuck BallPublisher: iUniverse
ISBN: 166324586X
Category : Self-Help
Languages : en
Pages : 53
Book Description
I would like to get right to the point. As I gather information from riders of all ages and experiences, I want to keep your interest so that you not only read it entirely but recommend it to others motorcyclist also. We will share short stories of individual riders and their different experiences, most of them being about a paragraph in length. Please mark where you leave off and go back to finish reading this book; so that we can be the most effective in saving more motorcyclist lives, thanks and enjoy!
Supreme Court of the State of New York
Author: A Lonely Kind of War
Author: Marshall HarrisonPublisher: Xlibris Corporation
ISBN: 1456834975
Category : History
Languages : en
Pages : 367
Book Description
From retired Air Force pilot Marshall Harrison comes a remarkable memoir of aerial warfare in Vietnam. In his third combat tour, Harrison found himself converted from the high performance world of jets to the awkward-looking OV-10 Bronco and assigned as a FAC forward air controller. A captivating tale of valor, brotherhood, and patriotism unravels in the pages of A Lonely Kind of War, Forward Air Controller, Vietnam, a posthumous release by this published author through Xlibris. Harrison is a born story teller. There is excitement, suspense, and humor in this account of the life of a FAC. They were a small group of dedicated pilots flying lightly armed prop-driven aircrafts in South Vietnam. Considered to be the eyes and ears of the attack aircraft, their job was to fly low and slow, find, fix, and direct airstrikes against an elusive enemy concealed by the heavy rainforest and jungles, an area the FACs referred to as the Green Square. The flying scenes are riveting: learning to fly the maneuverable Bronco, clearing in the fast-movers to drop massive 750-lb bombs without causing injury to the friendlies, and conducting covert operation into Cambodia---over the fence with the mad men in the green beanies. On one of these secret missions, he is shot down and spends a harrowing night in the jungle. FACs lived with the troops in the field and flew from unimproved airstrips; they virtually controlled the aerial battlefields of South Vietnam. Their losses were staggering and they usually died alone.
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