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Dan and Mary Warren are living the American dream. Dan invents a garbage burning incinerator with the ability to produce vapors. The invention is a breakthrough as an alternative energy source. But the dream ends when a greedy politician finds out and gets the EPA to block the project. Their dream turns into a nightmare and their lives are destroyed. This well-written book is riveting and disturbing, especially after learning it was based on a true story.

When vagrants are slashed to death on the outskirts of a small West Virginia town, the townspeople are upset and the sheriff does what he can to solve the crimes with little to go on. But when the son of a wealthy businessman is murdered, the town is in a frenzy clamoring for justice. Jake Hamlin, the sheriff, has problems at home and is being pressured to solve this murder before it taints a business deal between Lexington Steel and Cook Construction. The pressure and tension slowly build in this thriller until the explosive end. This is book no one should miss.

When I pick up a P.S. Winn book, I expect to be entertained and I'm never disappointed. BA-47 starts with the chilling tale of an accident in a bio-fuel plant in Montana. The lab workers are killed and the plant survivors plus the residents of the surrounding town are in a race to save their lives. And questions arise. Was this an accident or an experiment overseen by a disturbed military scientist. When Jack Carlton teams up with the local radio personality to expose possible government involvement, things go from bad to worse. Warning! This is one of those books that is difficult to put down once you start reading.

This is one of the most captivating books I've read in a long time. I did not expect to read it at this time, but once I glanced at it after downloading it onto my kindle I was hooked. I couldn't put the book down. There's a mystery, a bit of paranormal and love story all intertwined. Lucretia's story is unusual and told with such skill and compassion that you won't forget it.

Once in a great while, a book comes along that moves you in ways you could not imagine. This was the case with P.S. Winn's novel Tunnels. As usual, her characters are people we feel we know or want to know and so we willingly follow them on their journey no matter where they decide to go. In this case Scott Anderson, a scientist, attempts to cross over into another dimension so that he, his dead wife and daughter can be reunited. But what he and his daughter find is not quite what they expected. The story is science fiction at its best.

Whether or not you believe in ghosts or the paranormal, you will enjoy Pamela Winn's latest offering "Visitations." The book is made up of ten well-crafted stories, each will grab you and not let you go. Pamela Winn has an honest, unpretentious style that makes the reader feel like you're sitting in a living room listening to your best friend telling stories - only these stories are designed to make you check under the furniture and in the closets when they're finished. As always, this author has done a superb job.

Whether or not you believe in ghosts or the paranormal, you will enjoy Pamela Winn's latest offering "Visitations." The book is made up of ten well-crafted stories, each will grab you and not let you go. Pamela Winn has an honest, unpretentious style that makes the reader feel like you're sitting in a living room listening to your best friend telling stories - only these stories are designed to make you check under the furniture and in the closets when they're finished. As always, this author has done a superb job.