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Abducted: To carry off by force; Kidnap. As per The American Heritage Dictionary. This is what happens to Gordon Nunn’s wife, Susan, while Nunn is away visiting a sick friend. He rushes back to New York and starts a frantic search for her in all the old haunts he knew when he was a N.Y.P.D. detective. From the docks of the Hudson River to the mansion of one of the crime czars of Brooklyn. Anywhere he could think of where someone on the shady side of the law may know something about what happened to her and who the guilty people are.

On July 21, 1861 the Confederate Army won the battle of Manassas, which the Union called Bull Run, and drove the Union Army back to Washington. Now the south controlled the railroad system from Virginia to the rest of the confederacy. Abraham Lincoln knew if he was to attack the Confederate capital at Richmond he would have to cut the supplies coming to Manassas and disrupt the rail system. Into this situation Aaron McNair and a small team must go behind enemy lines, steal a supply train headed north and destroy what they can on their escape north.

Amnesia: Partial or total loss of memory, especially through shock, psychological disturbance, brain injury, or illness. As per The American Heritage Dictionary. This is the condition of the man the hospital called John Doe when he was brought to the emergency room with what appeared to be the result of a mugging. Aside from his torn clothes all he had on him was a key, two one hundred dollar bills in his shoes and a picture of a girl on a beach. On the back of the picture was the name: Bri. Thus begins the search for a man’s identity.

Two young men from different worlds. Bill Adams, son of an Ohio farmer sees more in life than following in his father’s footsteps behind a plow or nursing his uncle’s old plane crop dusting. He leaves for college on the brink of events that will result in World War II. Bill has his life planned unaware how the next years will change things, forever. Kurt Klaus, son of a German aristocrat, believes in Adolf Hitler. A staunch Nazi he graduates from glider school into the newly formed Luftwaffe and goes to Spain in the Condor Legion. Decorated at the war’s end he is ready for Hitler’s next move. Young pilots headed for the war torn skies of Europe.

On September 1st, 1939 when Germany invaded Poland starting World War Two the French luxury passenger liner SS Normandie was left stranded in New York Harbor. It sat there unused until Japan attacked Pearl Harbor in Hawaii on December 7th, 1941. Work to make the Normandie into a troop carrier was started. A fire broke out. Tons of water were pumped into the burning ship. Top heavy, the ship rolled over on to the port side and lay in the muddy river. When a Navy Diving School was established on the Normandie Frank McNeil volunteered and found himself traveling to New York City to start a new chapter in his young life. Little did he know at the time it would change him forever.

A Captain in the N.Y.P.D. and his wife are murdered in their home. The gun found at the scene belongs to Lieutenant Philip Cantino who works for the captain. He is on trial for his life. Gordon Nunn once Cantino's partner and long time friend must find the killer before Cantino's execution. Nunn knows that Phil is innocent and his hunt for the killer is relentless. It takes him from the dregs of Manhattan to New Hampshire.

Lara Quinn has finally reached the goal she set for herself all those years ago; Vice President of one of the leading law firms in New York City. Then she receives a telephone call from a country lawyer that she is mentioned in a long forgotten great uncle's will. In need of a vacation she decides to go and see what it's all about. Never did she think it would change her life forever.

When the coalition of the free world countries drove Saddam Hussein’s army out of Kuwait they set over seven hundred oil wells on fire. Saddam Hussein felt if he couldn’t have the oil, nobody would. Onto this scene of disaster came the oil well fire fighters of the free world. The famous Red Adair from Texas. Boots & Coots from Oklahoma. Safety Boss from Canada, along with Jake McAlister and Al Staton who face the biggest job of their illustrious careers. Only time would tell if they would be successful.

A white cop has shot and killed a black man. Not a drug dealer, a crook or any other kind of criminal. A high school teacher going home after a full day of teaching and then hours spent after school hours coaching the high school track team. It was happening too often across the country and the black community was outraged. To make matters worse the police officer was a female on her first night tour with a training officer. Because the police officer has little money a public defender is assigned the case and steps into this cauldron. A jury must be picked, an impartial group of twelve plus two alternates. A cross section of every day citizens to decide the fate of a young woman. The ...

F1, Formula One, the elite, male dominated, auto racing in Europe. This is the world Samantha Ridgeway has had her heart set on since a teenager racing in the mid-west of the United States. She had won in every car she drove. From go-carts, to midgets, to sprint cars. She went to Europe, and in time, got a chance to be a stand-by driver and then a car of her own in a lesser league. When her contract is not renewed after eight years for the Formula 3,000, the training ground for F1, she takes the offered seat in an Indy Car for one of the leading teams owned by Richard Stetson. Little did she know it would change her life, forever.