Color Of The Prism is a novel written by someone who has been in the kinds of situations described in this book. He knows first-hand what people on both sides of a drug-handling and movement operation deal with in their day-to-day environments. The story contains lots of suspense-filled moments. The book is sure to get your attention and keep you turning pages to the end of the book.

Color of the Prism

Nichols, Thomas J.

Literature & Fiction

Nicholson Books

The Spy Among Us

Nichols, Thomas

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Voices in the Fog

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Thrillers & Suspense

Once upon a Time in Baltimore

As children in 1918 Baltimore, Annie, an Irish-American girl, and Vince, the son of Sicilian immigrants, both lose loved ones—Annie’s father and sister to the Spanish flu and Vince‘s brother to an auto accident. The tragedies change how each of them face the world and—after they meet and wed—how they relate to each other. Together and sometimes apart, they overcome discrimination, illness, a family rift, a son going off to war, and marital strains caused by Vince’s ambitions and marital infidelity and Annie’s passivity and fear of change.\nWith its focus on the children of immigrants in a major US city, Once Upon a Time in Baltimore presents a vivid and moving picture of family struggles and triumphs amid the ever-changing social mores, historical upheavals, and dark challenges of 20th century America.

DiPaula, Sally

Genre Fiction

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