You're invited to join the intrepid ace journalist P.W. Callaway as he takes on the mystery of finding the secrets of a missing celebrity musician. With his reputation as an acclaimed investigator on the line, Callaway is put to the test in solving one of the most puzzling cases he has ever pursued. Failure is not an option for him as he is deeply challenged to unravel the identity of an enigmatic and elusive character who holds the key to how and why thestar disappeared. The tangled pursuit takes him from the bright lights of Hollywod to the brilliant sunshine of Colorado.

Finding Fin

Casper Granby

Deer Track Publishing

From trying out for the school musical to learning how to pole vault, Kit Fox embarked on a quest during his senior year of high school to become The Most Well-Rounded Student Ever. Along the way, he went diving with the girls' swim team, became an honorary member of the Ping Pong Club, and weighed in with the School Board facing a budget crisis. Funny, self dprecating, and poignant, Kit's pursuit is a very candid portrayal of just how gratifying it can be to step out of your comfort zone and try something new.

The Most Well-Rounded Student Ever

Kit Fox

Sony invented the VCR, Andre Blay invented pre-recorded video. PRE-RECORDED HISTORY takes you through the evolution of an idea into a multi-billion dollar new industry. Read about the decision making process in a first person perspective. What did he do, when did he do it and most importantly why did he do it? Blay catalogs these steps to creating the largest income source for Hollywood and along the way offers an insider's view of the movie business. A great read for film buffs and budding entrepreneurs.

Pre-Recorded History

Andre A. Blay

Called to the duty of serving his country in time of war, a 20 year-old Vernon E. Swanson was drafted and enlisted in the U.S. Army; inducted at Fort Dodge, Iowa in September 1943. Soon he would embark on a crowded troop train through St. Louis bound for Georgia and a war-torn world beyond. Thus begins this story as told by one man, in his own words. It is a story true from his heart as he wrote letters during World War II to his close-knit family and that special person he had found in his life by luck and happenstance, Audrey J. Lundahl.

Sergeant Swanson

Vernon E. Swanson

REALITY: A PLAIN-TALK GUIDE TO ECONOMICS, POLITICS, GOVERNMENT AND CULTURE Mike Rosen describes that for many years, people have been urging me to write a book. My excuse has always been that I just don't have the time. And unlike other authors in politics and the media, I don't have a ghost writer. But it's occurred to me that I've already written one in the body of my 1,600 columns in the Denver Post, Rocky Mountain News and other publications over more than three decades. Many have stood up to the test of time and are as relevant today as when I first wrote them. Others are valuable as historical benchmarks to set the record straight and as a correction and rebuttal to revisionist history from the usual suspects. It was Mark Twain who profoundly observed that, "History doesn't repeat itself but it rhymes."

REALITY A Plain-Talk Guide to Economics, Politics, Government and Culture

Business & Money

Mike Rosen

Economics

It's Not About the Badge profiles the lives and careers of six small town police officers with extraordinary stories. Delve into their personal lives and walk their journey of compelling real-life tales.Read about ordinary people from various backgrounds where you'll discover the human spirit of the men and women behind the badge. Take an up close and personal look at police officers and how the work impacts their life, told in an interesting and unique creative non-fiction format.

It's Not About the Badge: Real Cops. Real Stories. Joing Their Journey

Biographies & Memoirs

DiGirolamo, John

Professionals & Academics

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