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Scam Artists of the Galaxy features a pair of creative scammers who travel from planet to planet 450 years from now. Their misadventures cover a wide variety of scams in nineteen widespread locales. On some planets the male cousins make money, while on others they leave one step ahead of the local equivalent to a sheriff. One of them, a ladies' man, even tries to pick up girls at every space port. Their tricks include fake artifacts, insurance fraud, complex currency tricks, a missing heiress, gambling, fraudulent psychological aids, and even a supercilious cat. Several stories strongly reflect the author's astronomical background, who was motivated to write the book after considering all the boring phone and email scams he receives. Wouldn't scammers be more intelligent in the future, he thought. "I think mine are more creative than the ones I get. Felt sorry I didn't add a couple more scams." About the Author: Thomas Wm. Hamilton is a retired astronomer who worked on the Apollo Project, and taught astronomy at Staten Island colleges while running planetariums for 34 years. He is a Fellow of the International Planetarium Society and namesake of asteroid 4897.

Without Souls is a consummate find and prayerfully will be considered a significant piece of American literature one day, searching for a category of its own. The darkest themes from topics, the truth, have been forbidden to speak since decades ago. They are all here, idling for a judgement they will never receive in this world, and even they know it.You are about to undertake a once-in-a-lifetime jaunt into a forbidden place and a neglected time. You will review vintage documents from one of the most self-governing spaces and times in all American history, laced with original signatures of some of the most revered men in all antiquity and these Stygian times.You will wade through Heads of State, Chief Executives, and Monarchs as you resolve for yourselves, for or against, the past, present, and future of this "Super Power."Creations of religions, even Atheism, fighting in the name of the Anti-Christ, hate and destruction, while the hearts of men, all falsely headed by one who is to ultimately be exposed and wants to possess the throned seat of the Almighty …And through all of this, hope rears her lovely head, in a man named Jesus. He's a man, with the Spirit of the living God in him, doing the will of God, and he saved us from all this. Unlock the book and all will see.Herein lies the history of many Americans who spoke of religion in their lifetimes, including President Thomas Jefferson, and atheist leader Madalyn Murray O'Hair, who was murdered along with her son and granddaughter.About the Author: Deacon Tanya E(liz)abeth Partin Lawton is from Boston, Massachusetts. This is her third book.

From Putting Mrs Dawson Back Together:"Yes, go on … Ann? Are you there? Ann? … I think you have more to say, Ann.""No … I … Just that you are sitting there like a stone and a purple one that is so stuck to the window that the whole room is turning purple and you don't even notice it…""Tell me, have you had any dreams lately?""I don't dream.""Everyone dreams.""Not me. No, wait. I did have one last night.""And what was that?""A head fell off a body and rolled down a hill into flames.""A pretty angry dream.""I'm not angry.""I know. Your dream is angry. Perhaps you need a rest."This collection of four stories considers emotional fragility. Sometimes fragility is out in the open. Other times it is buried or camouflaged.The first of the stories is the title story, "Putting Mrs Dawson Back Together." It follows a woman who has had a complete mental collapse triggered by the imminent death of a close friend. Just as Mrs Dawson receives joyful news that she wants to share with her friend, she is afraid of disrespecting her friend's pain, and this weighs heavily on her.Unable to cope with his wife's illness, Mr Dawson settles her into a mental hospital, where she encounters a snoring roommate. This forces Mrs Dawson to escape the room and hide where the nurses can't find her.The story "Letters" follows the one-sided correspondence of a woman who thinks she is married to the husband of another woman. The letters interest the real wife because they give brief reviews of movies, which the writer says her so-called husband should see. The real wife consults the letters before heading out to the movies.In "A Winter Visit," an old friend arrives unannounced, bringing her husband and two children. The friend discusses her suicide attempt, which obviously didn't succeed."The Painter" is working inside a woman's house on a ladder. While she is outside dealing with a fallen tree, she hears sobbing from inside the house. The painter says his wife just called and wants a divorce.Biography:Upon retiring from teaching, author Frances Webb has traveled, continued writing, and also became interested in ceramics. She has eleven great-grandchildren. This is her sixth book.