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On Basilisk Station (Honor Harrington) by David Weber
Tales of the Ragoon, Sam's Winnings by Stan Morris
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A Splendid Exchange, How Trade Shaped the World by William J Bernstein
Scandal by Amanda Quick
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TagsYemen (1), California (1), Arabia (1), Older teen (1), young adult (1), Roman Empire (1), sailing (1), science fiction (1), aliens (1), capitalism (1) — see all tags
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About meRetired. married. Two grown children. Former computer company owner. Likes; history, music, books,space info,gardening. Dislikes; Blending with the Cosmic All.
About my librarySurviving the Fog is my book. It is about a group of kids who create a community when threatened. It's message is that people who look out for each other survive in times of danger.
Tales of the Ragoon is another book I am writing. I have finished and uploaded the first story, "Sam's Winnings." It is about a boy who wins the girl of his dreams in a joke poker bet. The alien Ragoon take the bet a lot more seriously.
Homepagehttp://sites.google.com/site/stansfreeebooks/Home
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Real nameStan Morris
LocationMaui
Emailwarmhawaiian
gmail.com
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Common KnowledgeSeries (15), Awards (11), Characters (154), Places (17)
Member sinceJun 4, 2009
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 morriss003 reviewed, rated, added:A Splendid Exchange, How Trade Shaped the World by William J Bernstein  (read review) |
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