Bøker av Tony Seton

Four more cases for Francie LeVillard, the world's finest consulting detective since Sherlock Holmes - In The Serra Mob Francie deals with organized crime on the Monterey Peninsula.- Criminaltiy of a political nature is tied to the murder of a good friend in Quaint, But Corrupt - For some people, The Power Aphrodisiac is so overwhelming they can find themselves in prison. - Finally, originally to be called, "Beretta" this fourth case history had so many twists and turns it needed an all encompassing title: Bang-Zoom.

Most people, when asked if they can remember their best teachers, can come up with a list of five...and with a smile of appreciation for what those teachers contributed to who their students are today.Think about it. Imagine if all of your teachers had been that good. You'd know a lot more, and about many different subjects. And more importantly, you'd know a lot more about yourself. You would have led a better life, having learned important lessons about how to better navigate from then to now.That's what The Bright Wise Solution is all about. Schools that do what is necessary to prepare the next generation to take the reins of society and lead us on a brighter, wiser path. Yes, it's possible. The Bright Wise Solution tells the story of how school reform might come about.

After Brett Whitson got his second covid vaccination, he felt good, very good; better than he could remember. This despite the fact that he had been fired from his anchorman position at the local television for refusing to talk about Trump's "cures" for the coronavirus. That didn't seem to matter anymore. He wondered if there was a side effect of the vaccination. That night, he had a dream that was so real, he wasn't sure it was a dream. He remembered having a conversation with someone who explained that after people of higher consciousness got fully vaccinated, their lives changed dramatically. Not only did they feel better, they could also hear the thoughts of other people. For Brett, this was just the beginning.

On September 1, 1983, a Korean Airlines jet en route from New York to Seoul strayed off course and over a military-sensitive area of the Soviet Union. The jet refused to respond to warnings by a Soviet fighter jet. The pilot of the fighter was ordered to shoot it down. He did. The plane went down into the Sea of Japan. All 269 people on board were killed. How did this disaster occur? What caused the Soviets to down the commercial flight?