Fascinating History, Biography, Global Politics
and Books on Energy, Adventure and Religion
Iran and America: Rekindling a Love Lost by Badi Badiozamani
With ancestors who were Shahs and the
rulers of Persia that later became Iran, in
Iran and America: Rekindling a Love Lost
Badi Badiozamani lays out the case for why
America's historic relationship needs to be
rekindled in a new Iran.  With the mullahs
threatening to development nuclear weapons
in their effort to "wipe Israel off the map and
destroy the great Satan the United States,"
the time is ripe for Iran's fanatical leaders to
be replaced by a modern and peaceful
government.  
 
Version from India of Hitler Here: A Biographical Novel by George Thomas Clark
Hitler Here: Biographical Novel is a hard-hitting, emotionally charged
and historically accurate novel that is getting worldwide attention by
being published on three continents.  First in the United States and
then India, and now the Czech version has been published in a
hardcover version that is worthy of the finest libraries.
America's Most Hated Woman: The Life and Gruesome Death of Madalyn Murray O'Hiar
Award winning author Ann Rowe Seaman’s latest
book,
American’s Most Hated Women: The
Life and Gruesome Death of Madilyn Murray
O’Hair, is the chilling and compelling story of
fascinating life and mysterious death.  Seaman
takes the reader into the life of a woman who
affected American life like few others and whose
murder was solved five years after her
disappearance by a newspaper reporter and a
homocide detective who refused to let it go.  A
great book by a fantastic biographer.
The Bottomless Well: The Twilight of Fuel, the Virtue of Waste, and Why We Will Nver Run Out of Energy by Peter W. Huber and Mark Mills
The Bottomless Well by Peter W. Huber
and Mark P. Mills is an insightful and
informative book that shatters the prevailing
myths and how that, across the board,
energy is not the problem but the solution.  
Why demand for energy will never go down.  
Why Most of what we think of as "energy
waste" actually benefits us.  Why more
efficient cars, engines and bulbs will never
lower demand.  Why energy supply is infinite.  
All these issues are discussed with clarity in
this book.   
Wings of the Panther by Stanley Weiisleder
A fascinating and hard hitting novel by
Stanley Weisleder,
Wings of the Panther
is about the famed Black Tuskegee Airmen
of WWII. The had to fight racism at home
and in the Armed Services for the right to
battle the Nazis.  Weisleder has received
praise from the actual Tuskegee pilots for
his portrayal of these men who racked up
one of the best combat records in military
history.  Read a Kirkus Review of
Wings of the Panther.
Open Fire: A Marine's Personal Story of Front Line Combat on Guadalcanal,Tarawa and Tinian in the South Pacific in World War II, then F-51 Jet Fighter Pilot in the USAF During the Korean War by Roy Roush, Ph.D.
Open Fire by Roy Roush is an
autobiographical account of his service as an
infantryman in Pacific during World War II.  He
fought on Guadalcanal, Tarawa, Saipan and
Tinian in some of the bloodiest battles the
Marines fought against the well entrenched
and tough Japanese Imperial Army.  With
over 1000 pictures, some never seen, this is
a classic military memoir.  Read more about
Open Fire on this website.
The Mysterious and Secret Order of the Knights of the Golden Circle by Roy Roush, Ph.D.
Pursuit of Freedom by Susanne M. Reyto
Pursuit of Freedom by Susanne Reyto is the
brings to life the contemporary history of Eastern
Europe she has lived through. She captures and
enthralls the minds and imaginations of those
who hear her voice or read her words. Her
infectious energy is derived from her deep desire
to bring this important information to future
generations.  Read a review of Pursuit of
Freedom by Rebecca Brown of
RebeccaReads.com
A World Flight Over Russia by Brad Butler
Sammy Davis, Jr.: Me and My Shadow by Arthur Silber, Jr.
Read the real history of one of the greatest
entertainers in history, Sammy Davis Jr.  
Stories never told, pictures never seen, this
and much from the man who was the best
friend, advisor and business partner of Sammy
Davis Jr.  Look for a picture book to be
released in 2008.  
Download a Press Release
about Sammy's Civil Rights Activities
Winking at Life by Wink Martindale
Winking at Life is the life story of famed
Radio and TV personality Wink Martindale.  
He chronicles his interesting life from
Tennessee to Los Angeles, with all the
successes and disappointments he
experience along the way.  He interview Elvis
Presley before he got big and hosted
numerous TV game shows beginning in the
1960s.  A great look at a country and person
going through many different changes.
Conversations with George Bush by Martha Boone Mattia
Dallas based journalist Marti Mattia has
created a rather unique look at many
different lives.  
Conversation with George
Bush is a series of interviews with people
named George Bush, a few women as well,
from all over the country and how having that
name has affected their existence.  Mattia
came up with very personal looks at their
which will surprise the reader and give one a
different perspective of America
Iran: Harsh Arm of Islam by George Hassan
From West Point to Pearl Harbor: A Little Boy Remembers the Japanese Attack and Other Survivor Stories from America's Greatest Military Disaster by Dick Spangler
West Point to Pearl Harbor is the
fascinating story of the Spangler family and
the survivors of the Pearl Harbor attack, who
experienced first-hand that fateful day of
December 7, 1941.  It is inspired by two
factors: 1) The fear that Pearl Harbor's
hard-earned lessons of 1941 will vanish, and
his Father's death in 1998.  Spangler reveals
the private journals of his Father's time at
West Point and eyewitness accounts of the
unforgettable moment when Pearl Harbor
was attacked.
American Version of Hitler Here: A Biographical Novel by George Thomas Clark
Czech Version of Hitler Here: A Biographical Novel by George Thomas Clark
Three Versions of Hitler Here, Left to Right from
India, the United States and The Czech Republic
John Foster gives the reader an inside look
at one of most secret parts of the U.S. Navy
during the Cold War.  This submarine
tracking business was a closely guarded
branch that kept tabs on the Soviet subs
roaming the world's oceans. Foster's thrilling
book,
Fairbanks Risen, gives take one into
this secret world amidst a world crisis as a
small group of conspirators seek to alter the
balance of world power.  
A must read for all.
The Cold War Submarine Thiriller Fairbanks Risen by John Foster
The Mysterious and Secret Order of the
Knights of The Golden Circle by Roy
Roush, Ph.D. traces a post-civil war group of
Southerners who buried a treasure to finance
the next War of Succession from the United
States.  Never found, Biblical historian Roy
Roush takes the reader on a journey through
history and treasure hunting that is truly fun
and fascinating.  Roush is a veteran treasure
hunter and World War II Veteran, see
Open
Fire book above
Iran: Harsh Arm of Islam by George
Hassan, a native of Iran in the U.S. for 48
years, is a fascinating two-sided look at the
country of Iran, the Persian people who
comprise most of the population and the
current group of Arab Mullahs to run the
country with a religious iron fist.  Looking for
the 12th Imam to return at Judgement Day,
the Mullahs are willing to kill all non-believers
in order to fully facilitate a worldwide Islam
caliphate.  The question is how to stop them,
Hassan gives the anwer
Jonas Starker: King of Cellists by Joyce Geeting offers an in depth
look at the life of a giant in the world of classical music.  He has made,
according the Geeting, the "greatest impact on the wold of cellos in
the history of the instrument.  This book is an unfolding of the events
that shaped his life and set the course."  A student of Starker, Joyce
Geeting has been working on this detailed book, off and on, for ten
years.  Fiddler of the Opry: The Howdy Forrester Story by Gayel
Pitchford brings to life the tale of a ground breaking fiddler whose
career lasted almost 60 years, with 38 of those spent at the Grand Ole
Opry.  Howard "Howdy" Forrester, known as the Grand Old Man of
Opry Fiddlers, was the master and his legendary status is reaffirmed
in this tribute to an amazing man and musician.
A World Flight Over Russia by Brad Butler is
around the world while crossing the entire
landmass of Russia in July 1992, right after the
final collapse of the Soviet Union.  As guests of
Vice President Rutskoi, theses intrepid
adventurers were afforded got a of Star City, had
and audience with newly elected Moscow Mayor
Yuri Luzhkov (still in office) and had an airshow in
their honor performed at Tushino Airfield in
Northwest Moscow.  Truly an amazing adventure
at a fascinating time in history.