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The Last Seat on the Hindenburg
A misdialed phone number brings Donovan to Sandia’s front door. He thought he was to teach Braille to a blind person, but she thought he was a disability attorney. When Donovan learns of Sandia’s and her grandfather’s dreadful circumstances, the Braille lesson is forgotten and he embarks on a mission to help Sandia solve the several dilemmas that threaten to overwhelm her.
317 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 4, 2019
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About the author
Charley Brindley
101 books3 followersCharley Brindley is a retired coder living in the Ozarks of southwest Missouri. He draws on his experiences in the U. S. Air Force and extensive world travels to write adventure novels.
I have 18 books available on Amazon with 4 more coming soon.
Raji, Book One is also available in audible version from ACX and audible.com.
I have a few full length promo copies of the audio version available.
Please email me at charleybrindley@yahoo.com
it you would like to have a free copy.
Listening time is 9 hrs and 4 minutes.
I have 18 books available on Amazon with 4 more coming soon.
Raji, Book One is also available in audible version from ACX and audible.com.
I have a few full length promo copies of the audio version available.
Please email me at charleybrindley@yahoo.com
it you would like to have a free copy.
Listening time is 9 hrs and 4 minutes.
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August 8, 2021
In for a surprising read
Not at all what I expected since I had not read any comments about this book, I kept wondering how the different timeliness would fit together; and fit together they did. This book has a bit of everything, characters you end up caring about, authentic war scenes that leave you cringing, government foul ups that have you cursing, and finally love stories. Donovan is definitely that unwitting white night, who, with the help of his friends proves that miracles do happen. I loved the book. I recommend this one to all.
Not at all what I expected since I had not read any comments about this book, I kept wondering how the different timeliness would fit together; and fit together they did. This book has a bit of everything, characters you end up caring about, authentic war scenes that leave you cringing, government foul ups that have you cursing, and finally love stories. Donovan is definitely that unwitting white night, who, with the help of his friends proves that miracles do happen. I loved the book. I recommend this one to all.
July 17, 2019
W O W
Just wow! This book started a bit slow, but twists of storyline moved it into high gear. I’ll let you read it to see how it goes, and ends. But I was in tears for the last several chapters.
Just wow! This book started a bit slow, but twists of storyline moved it into high gear. I’ll let you read it to see how it goes, and ends. But I was in tears for the last several chapters.
August 4, 2021
Last Seat
This was a very quirky, but very entertaining, story with lots and lots of twists and turns that finally came together for a surprising and satisfying ending. I really enjoyed it!
This was a very quirky, but very entertaining, story with lots and lots of twists and turns that finally came together for a surprising and satisfying ending. I really enjoyed it!
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