Loiacono Literary Agency takes on Jack Martin’s latest novel, Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?

 Set in the 1930’s amidst the effects of Prohibition and the Depression, there is a conspiracy to assassinate President Roosevelt. Hoover’s Bureau of Investigation is in full-swing, and his key agent, Harry Bierce, has been tasked, with and without “knowledge,” to find the hit man. During his ceaseless delving, he solves several other cases which, unbeknownst to him, are tumbling dominos leading him to home plate.

Refreshing compared to today’s modern action/thrillers, it takes you back to a time when men and women really dressed well and where intuition, sleuthing and skills were needed to track down and apprehend bad guys. No cell phones, GPS, computers or even police radios. Martin keeps you thinking and craving until the last word. You finish saying to yourself, There has to be a sequel!

Jack Martin is the proud author of The Alphonso Clay Mystery Series set 1863-1869: John Brown’s Body, Battle Cry of Freedom, Marching Through Georgia, The Battle Hymn of the Republic and Hail Columbia, published by Fireship Press.

When you read one, you will have to have them all. Makes a great set for Christmas! www.fireshippress.com  www.jacksmartin.com

 Purchase all of the Alphonso Clay Mystery series!

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ME AND STEVE BERRY by Buzz Bernard. Yeah, besides Chris, his beautiful wife, I am his BIGGEST fan. Jeanie

I believe God wants you to know that to find beauty in everyone you must see beauty in everyone, then announce that you see it for, in announcing it, you place it there in their reality.

Do not miss a single chance — not one single opportunity — to tell someone how wonderful they are, how special they are, how important to you they are, how incredible as a person they are, how beautiful they are inside and out. Do not miss a single opening in which to insert such a comment, genuinely felt and genuinely meant.

Make it your life’s mission today to bring to the attention of another just how extraordinary they are. Say it. Say it. SAY it. Their heart is waiting to know that their own best thought about themselves can be believed. www.CWGPortal.com

Tom Simmons event schedule for Forgotten Heroes of World War II: Personal Accounts of Ordinary Soldiers Land, Sea and Air :

Nov. 16- Book signing at Lyn Meadows Discovery Center

Nov 20 –Interview on WLOX TV

Nov. 22 – Book signing at Barnes & Nobel

Nov. 25- book signing at USM Gulf Coast library

Nov. 29 – Book signing at Bay Books

Nov. 30 Book signing at Ohr-O’Keefe Art Museum

Thomas E. Simmons’ Forgotten Heroes of World War II: Personal Accounts of Ordinary Soldiers Land, Sea and Air in The Sun Herald’s Fall Book Preview! http://images.burrellesluce.com/image/14204AC/14204AC_866

Columbia College is hosting a book signing/reading for Chuck Walsh, author of Shadows on Iron Mountain and A Month of Tomorrows, Thursday, Nov 20^th from 3:00 – 5:00pm in the auditorium of the Breed Leadership Center. www.chuckwalshwriter.com

I believe God wants you to know that when we do the best we can, we never know what miracle is wrought in our life, or in the life of another.

Hellen Keller said that, and she was right. There is a situation in your life right now where you are being asked to do your best, your very best. Maybe it is in finding forgiveness for another. Or is understanding something that you just haven’t been able to understand. Or in accepting what has to this point felt unacceptable.

Whatever that situation (and you know exactly what it is right now) are you doing the best that you can? If you are, so be it, and good. Yet if you think you might do better, allow this little nudge today to be your gift from the soul. A miracle awaits if you will reach back now and do your very, very, very best in this.

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Ladies and gents, set your cells to go off November 13 @ 4-5 PM for the – Fran Lewis Radio Interview – with JJ White, author of Prodigious Savant http://www.blogtalkradio.com/worldofinknetwork/2013/01/10/book-discussion–

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There are fewer than one hundred reported cases of prodigious savants in the world. Those few who possess the savant syndrome all have an island of brilliance that allows them to excel in some remarkable talent. Unfortunately, they all share various developmental disabilities; some bizarre, others violent.

In 1962 Vermont, seventeen-year-old Gavin Weaver survives a horrendous explosion, six hours of brain surgery and thirty days in a coma to awaken possessing not just one savant talent, but several: art, music, mathematics, and memory, and all without suffering any of the usual mental disabilities associated with head trauma…except one issue he keeps hidden from all.

His newly acquired abilities thrust him into the public eye as the amazing ‘Whiz Kid from Burlington;’ a moniker he detests. His genius, paranoia, and increased hallucinations result in some strange and extraordinary encounters with the icons of the ‘60s, including Bobby Fischer, Nikita Khrushchev, Edward R. Murrow, John Chancellor and even a tragic meeting with John Fitzgerald Kennedy. He also catches the eye of a neurologist who is unique in his own right, and is most interested in the young man’s brain—for many reasons.

Gavin’s odds are slim that he will survive not only his external trials but also his inner conflicts; keeping him from the one thing he desires most, the girl he’s loved since childhood.

White has written over two hundred short stories, had articles and stories published in several anthologies and magazines including, Wordsmith, The Homestead Review, The Seven Hills Review and The Grey Sparrow Journal. His story, “The Nine Hole League” was recently published in the Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine, #13. He has won awards and honors from the Alabama Writers Conclave, Writers-Editors International, Maryland Writers Association, The Royal Palm Literary Awards, Professional Writers of Prescott, and Writer’s Digest. He was nominated for the Pushcart Prize for his short piece in The Grey Sparrow Journal. His other two novels, Deviant Acts (2015) and Nisei (2015) will also by published by Black Opal Books. www.jjwhitebooks.com  Published by Black Opal Books www.blackopalbooks.com

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I believe God wants you to know that it would not be beneficial to believe your Mind on matters that are very important to you.

Your Mind can base its conclusions only on Past Data that it has collected during your present experience of Physicalization. It has no knowledge of things existing through all Eternity.

In order to access data having to do with Who You Really Are, and why any particular thing is occurring, you would have to have access to data from outside your present Time Line. This data is only accessible through your soul. It appears in your life as a “knowing.” Trust this. www.CWGPortal.com

Thomas E. Simmons’ Forgotten Heroes of WWII is now available and he is booking up fast!

Nov. 6^th – a booth at the annual Veterans Day Festival and Parade, Biloxi

Nov. 16^th -talk and book signing a Lyn Meadows Discovery Center 246 Dolan Ave, Gulfport, MS 39507 http://www.lmdc.org/

Nov 22^nd @ 2pm– book launch/signing at Barnes and Nobel, B&N 15246 Crossroads Parkway, Gulfport, MS 39503 Three of the contributing veterans for the book will also sign their chapters. What an honor to meet them in person! (I will be there. J)

Nov. 30^th @ 2pm–talk and book signing at the Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art in our Mississippi Sound Welcome Center, 386 Beach Blvd., Biloxi, MS 39530 http://georgeohr.org/

In addition The Sun Herald will be featuring a review, WLOX TV (ABC) will be doing an interview and a speaking engagement/book signings at the National WW II Museum in New Orleans, in Jackson and Oxford Mississippi are in the works.

This is book that should be read by every person on the planet that can read! It will inspire you to be a better human being, loyal to the cause of freedom for all people. Freedom is not free. www.thomasesimmons.net

Published by Taylor Trade Publishing   www.rowman.com/TaylorTrade

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