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Did you ever wonder what that clerk was thinking at the Post Office while you stood in line? Here is your passport into the life of someone who saw you at your best and worst. Rob was that friendly soul who guided you through the pitfalls of bureaucracy of the finest postal service the world has ever known. Enter the mind of one who was born to serve.Mixing prose and poetry, Post Scripts unfolds with ample room for observation and musing. This is the stuff of life, a life of work, and a life beyond work. (For maximum pleasure, read it aloud.)

Victoria Norvaisa's Lydia: Destiny or Choice is a captivating story about love, espionage and international intrigue, taking the reader on a journey from the United States to Brussels, Sweden, and Lithuania, as the plot twists and turns in unexpected ways. When Lydia Stearns travels to Brussels to accept a position in NATO's Com/Info Department, she has no idea that the job will entangle her in romance and danger. Destiny is at work when she captures the attention of Vasily Beloglazov, an attache in the Russian Consulate in Brussels, and Bradley Hanes, a CIA agent working for NATO. Lydia's courage is tested when she gets involved in a secret plan to destroy a Russian sub lurking near the Lithuanian coast in the Baltic Sea. Will she choose to follow her heart or loyalty to her Country?

Raymond was born in Nenagh, Co. Tipperary, Ireland in 1953. His father, Sam Pratt, a USAF sergeant pilot-mechanic from Louisiana, served at Langford Lodge in Northern Ireland during World War II. Sam would marry Marie Kane, a local lady from Limerick city and have one surviving son and four daughters. Such a mixture of uncharacteristic beginnings and an innate wanderlust, can be occasionally observed in many Pratt families. A number of years spent studying in Weber State University in Utah, USA, along with a superior Jesuit education, offered Raymond a rich wellspring to draw inspiration from. This is his first attempt into the field of prosody. Please enjoy.

Turn back to a time when our world was filled with hippies, protestors and young men being sent off to war. Families were challenged to find a way to continue as everything they knew changed around them Darwin Mc Reedy, owner and caretaker of Seven Gables is doing his part by offering affordable off base housing for the young military families affected by the war in Viet Nam. A restored mansion turned into efficiency apartments becomes a needed refuge for two young families. Donna Drewland is a military wife and mother of two young girls, Kylie and Tara. She is forced to become their sole caregiver when her husband Stan is sent to Viet Nam. Tessa Beechum is an abused wife running from her husband. She is trying to protect her two young children, Lulu and Jeffery from the monster she married. Seven Gables becomes the refuge these two young families need. The friendships become woven tightly together, unbreakable by time or distance. Though grown and separated by distance, the women and children still remain close thirty years later. But secrets from the past are unearthed and it is up to Detective Del Haughton to piece together the crime scene and trace the lives of the people who once lived at Seven Gables. The deeper he digs into the past, the more Detective Haughton realizes there's more to this story. As you turn the pages the past will be revealed and buried secrets will finally be shared.