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It's Not Enough To Just Existby Craig MartelleSpend the summer getting ready for winter. Spend the winter thinking about summer. Welcome to the cycle. What if you lost power after Thanksgiving, and it was never coming back on? Sedona: Tricksters and Foolsby J. Starkey - SaylorA murder mystery that portrays aspects of Native American culture of the south western desert country. Jamie and Charlie are the giddy young college kids out on their own with loose supervision of their favorite Uncle Max. They can't help getting into trouble at every turn. Read more...
by Jim MiskoIt is the last week of a three year struggle to close a $400 million dollar deal between the U.S. Government, 130 individual ranchers, and the Nez Perce tribe. All have agreed to participate in the largest real estate exchange in Idaho history. But Hawkins Neilson is sick, real sick. Read more...
| Between Two Polesby Shirley Kurth SchneiderShirley is an ordinary woman doing what her commitment to husband and family require. She could be any woman, anywhere. But, she doesn’t live anywhere. She lives in Alaska, married to a man obsessed with the allure of the Last Frontier. It is the 1960’s and America’s need to secure her borders attracted a new brand of Cheechako to Alaska’s Interior. Read more...
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by Jim Misko I Ever wonder how real estate magnates become real estate magnates? By filling out mind-numbing mortgage applications? By taking out ditech.com equity loans against their homes? By making personal guarantees to their bankers? Hardly. For years, successful real estate investors have used nontraditional methods of securing funding. They have created effective money strategies that circumvent banks, yet still result in profitable deals.For over thirty years, real estate professional James Misko has trained thousands of licensed realtors in the use of nontraditional financing methods. Now, Misko makes his creative techniques available to the general public in his new book, How to Finance Any Real Estate, Any Place, Any Time. In this easy-to-use guide, Jim offers fifty-three time-tested nontraditional ways of buying properties. These are not pie-in-the-sky theories about what could happen "if," but proven deal-closing secrets that will put the wraps on virtually any real estate purchase. In this book, you will learn how to turn your dwindling stocks into real estate equities, how to take frozen equity and create real estate paper, how to exchange one property for another tax-free, how to maximize tax write-offs, how to acquire land without money, and so much more. How to Finance Any Real Estate, Any Place, Any Time provides you with all the information you might pay hundreds--if not thousands--of dollars for through realty courses, at only a fraction of the cost. If the only thing holding you back from buying your dream house or investment property is financing, maybe it's time to buy "outside the box." Click here to order book or read more. |
by Bruce Lee Bond
Lorelei, the last descendant of Lilith--ancient goddess of Summer, and first wife of Adam appears in Dawson City in the fall of 1899 seeking the long night, the fresh blood of dreamers and the company of goodtime girls. Rescuing a young prostitute from death, she begins a series of events leading to two teenage lovers fleeing across the winter wilderness from the Mounties into Alaska and changes the lives of many a famous character of the day in doing so.
The Broken Coast
by Bruce Lee Bond
Lorelei arrives on the Barbary Coast of San Francisco in April 1906, salvages a young man from a mugging who becomes her lover, and finds a partner in the greatest madam of the age. In a world of shanghai bars, parlor houses, legal drugs and sexual slavery she rescues Chinese singsong girls from the Tongs and begins a tong war. The great earthquake leaves San Francisco in flames and two young lovers escape in the ruins. The next novel in the series, Girls Gone South, is set in 1919 Hollywood and will be released fall 2016 from Montag Press.
Bloodline
by Al Green
Bloodlines, the prequel to The Tarsean Trinity, is a fast paced action adventure set during he reign of Herod the Great. The turmoil, war, greed, and lust of this violent age fill its pages, transporting the reader onto the stage as it was set at the beginning of the Christian era. This is a tale of Herod's bloody rise to power as a vassal of Octavian Caesar.
Pieces of Me
by Lizbeth Meredith
More than another missing children’s story, Pieces of Me recounts Lizbeth’s struggle to bring home her internationally abducted daughters from Greece to Alaska. It’s the story of a 29 year-old woman whose own life was marked by family violence and childhood kidnapping who then faced her own $100,000 problem on a $10 an hour budget. It’s the story of the generous community in Anchorage, Alaska, and of a welcoming community in Greece who joined Lizbeth’s efforts to make the impossible a reality.
Historic Coloring Book
by Bonnye Matthews
The coloring book provides additional information and helps visualize what goes with Ki'ti's Story, 75,000 BC.
The Path Of The Windby James A. Misko
Miles Foster is a newly minted teacher who dreams of getting a teaching job in the giant, wealthy Portland, Oregon school system where everything is available, and where he and his wife call home. But the only opening for his talents is in a remote lumber mill town in central Oregon, two hundred miles away. It is a poor school with forty students, and is controlled by a jealous superintendent and school board who tolerate no thinking outside the box and who conspire to destroy his teaching career. Miles must find a way to educate students who have been passed along regardless of what they learned, and defeat the damaging control of the school board and superintendent without losing his marriage or his job, or both.