Joe: 589 books

It could be curtains for college theatre professor Nicky Abbondanza. With dead bodies popping up all over campus, Nicky must use his drama skills to figure out who is playing the role of murderer before it is lights out for Nicky and his colleagues. Complicating matters is Nicky’s huge crush on...

DO YOU like the idea of a job that comes with freedom, flexibility and a lot of travel? Perhaps taxi driving is for you. But it’s not an easy ride. In this collection of stories about the taxi industry, first-time author and part-time taxi driver Joe Giarratano reveals all his experiences...

Joe Smith moved to Humboldt County, California, in the summer of 1990. A year later, he left for college, never spending more than a week again in Northern California. These are true stories from that year. Step behind the curtain of the Emerald Triangle and experience the Lost Coast as locals did before the region’s celebration and notoriety in international pop culture.

Joe Smith found relocation from the Jersey Shore to Southern California’s exurbs, the Inland Empire, to be a crazy, drug-fueled view of the American Dream come home to roost. His stories are true to a time and place which have become the de facto template for 21st Century life across the land: go west and read its obituary.

Joe Smith moved to Humboldt County, California, in the summer of 1990. A year later, he left for college, never spending more than a week again in Northern California. These are true stories from that year. Step behind the curtain of the Emerald Triangle and experience the Lost Coast as locals did before the region’s celebration and notoriety in international pop culture.

The Multiverse is a strange and wondrous place filled with stories of all shapes and sizes. Some worlds are similar while others are standalones. “Soon after Sally began looking into the story, strange things began to happen. Someone started following her, and someone broke into her apartment....

Two events moved me to write this story. The first event occurred in the summer of 2011. That summer I was visiting the emergency room at the Wright Patterson Air Force Base Medical Center (I had dropped a steel beam on my foot and wasn’t sure if I had broken anything, but that’s another story)....

Monsignor Tony Cupelli, a pastor in working-class Queens, has always been controversial, due to his support of a married clergy and women as priests, and for his not completely secret affair with Maggie Rosario. Cupelli's new book on a feminine Holy Spirit again puts him in the spotlight, but not as...

Theatre professor Nicky Abbondanza is back at Treemeadow College directing their Nutcracker Ballet co-starring his spouse, theatre professor Noah Oliver, their son Taavi, and their best friend and department head, Martin Anderson. With muscular dance students and faculty in the cast, the Christmas...

In 1974 a gruesome and shocking murder stunned the small town of Bludenhale, Indiana. Three people were slaughtered in a small garage and the one accused of the atrocity, Angel Larson, was sentenced to life in a mental hospital three counties over. Susan Smith, the mother of the hideously slain Heather...

Having suffered the first trial loss of his career, Daniel Dermot O’Neil, a San Francisco civil trial lawyer, licks his wounds and tries to recover. Three years later, he receives a telephone call from the Sheriff of a rural Mississippi County. A woman has been murdered in her home and has left...

Il materiale presente in questo libro potrebbe, talvolta, apparire ripetitivo, ma nel discutere sullo swing golfistico da diversi angoli aspetti, la ripetizione non può essere evitata. Tuttavia, la ripetizione ha i suoi meriti, poiché alla fine porta una persona continuamente faccia a faccia con...

Flying, as ever, in the face of convention Joe Solomon focuses on Martin, a most unlikely (and likeable) hero who, even as a schoolboy, is conscious of a strange pleasure when he’s bested by younger boys. Martin gets no help from his strict parents as he struggles with his feelings. He seeks therapy...

Al igual que los padres de todo el mundo, Joe Pegasus hizo todo tipo de bostezos de buenas noches para lograr que sus tres niños se durmieran. Las favoritas de la familia eran dos niñas. Una niña de nueve años llamada Cathy y su hermana Janice de cuatro años de edad. Este es el primer...