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1000 tulosta hakusanalla Doug Lowe
Deconstructing Conflict: Understanding Family Business, Shared Wealth and Power
Doug Baumoel; Blaire Trippe
Continuity LLC
2016
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When the real enemy is closer than you think... Lucky Dey is at it again. This time, the on-again/off-again Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputy is more willful and acerbic than he's ever been before. Awaiting his official reinstatement, Lucky accepts a one-time gig to track down the missing teenage daughter of a Midwestern millionaire. Determined to find the girl, Lucky tangles with Tinseltown's dark underbelly to locate the millionaire's daughter. Winding his way through an L.A. landscape where the lights are bright, but reality can be murky and perilous, Lucky is trapped in a trafficking web, entangled with vile human predators. But bringing the girl home safely becomes more dangerous than he expects. For the first time ever, the payoff might not be worth the price.
When Sheriff's Deputy Lucky Dey discovers his little brother has been murdered, he'll stop at nothing until he takes down the cop-killer. Hell-bent on getting answers, he disobeys his superiors and follows the trail of a killer, who's driving a hijacked truck full of illegal contraband.Lucky finds himself in L.A., trapped in a storm of media and political interference. The entire city is whirling in the wake of a major star's fatal accident and people want a story--a story that might be more tangled than anyone ever imagined. With peril and mayhem around every corner, the risk-addicted cop might not be so lucky this time around.
Back at it again, Los Angeles Sheriff's Deputy Lucky Dey is determined to protect those he loves. This time, the deadly chain of events starts when a teenager's thoughtless transgression turns fatal. The chaos the sudden outburst sets in motion extends beyond anyone's imagination.Now Lucky's facing a cabal of corrupt cops and Armenian gangsters who want blood--if not his, then they'll settle for his family's. No matter which way he turns, Lucky's enemies--old and new--lie in wait. And the danger is just beginning.
Early's Idaho is the five-generation diary of a Kentucky family that removes to Idaho in 1872 to homestead a farm on the Snake River. As the eldest male of his generation, Early Hawkins compiled his and his forebears' diaries, and added an epilogue in 1954. It's a story of family, living on the land and the passage of time.
It was long my contention that if anyone should take the time to write about 62,000 consecutive words (about the size of an average book) off the top of his/her head, a reader could learn a great deal about the writer and the writer could learn even more about him/her self. When I got into it, I discovered consecutive words turned into arbitrary essays, some humorous, some autobiographical, some philosophic. Since that's the way it came out I decided to leave it. The writing may not always be terrific but for me the essays are worth saving.
