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In Search of the Greatest Golf Swing
In this book
Reed chronicles his tutelage under the cantankerous, 90-year-old
Mike Austin as his drives get longer and longer. His understanding
of Austin's prodigious legend grows. More than a revealing tale of
golfing secrets, this is a story about a great man in the twilight
of life handing down a legacy of extraordinary stories, hard-earned
lessons, and tough love. In the end, one man's search for the
greatest golf swing leads him to a treasured friendship and the
secrets of living life to the fullest.
Bird Dog
In his
explosive debut, Philip Reed suggests the best of Elmore Leonard and
Carl Hiaasen as he guides you on a lethal joyride you won't forget.
Harold Dodge is pushing fifty, going gray, and carrying a few extra
pounds. He's a good man. But in LA, good men some-times have to do
bad things.
Harold lives for women and cars...he just never figured on dying for
them.
Low Rider
Life continues
to throw Harold Dodge some wicked cures. Vikki Covo, widow of
Harold's former boss at the car dealership, is angling for a
million-dollar settlement on her husband's life insurance policy.
If Harold negotiates the settlement, he'll get 10% plus Vikki's
gratitude. Vikki is one of those wicked curves and in the shape of a
dollar sign. This Harold could learn to love her almost as much he
loves his '64 Chevy Impala. If only she was as easy to handle...
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Strategies for Smart Car Buyers
Edmunds.com
announces the publication of its newest book, Strategies for Smart
Car Buyers. Get the inside scoop on how to save time and money.
Minimize the hassle and avoid the common pitfalls when buying your
next car.
Free Throw
At Seventy-Two
years old, Dr. Tom Amberry set the world record of 2,750 consecutive
free-throws. He had only been practicing for a year and a half. Now,
he teaches you the seven-step method he used to become the all time
champion of the free throw line.
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Candidly, Allen Funt
For nearly 50
years, Candid Camera has been a treasured American institution. From
the 1947 radio program, Candid Microphone, Allen Funt's simple idea
became the first TV show on the ABC Network in 1948. It has since
run on all three networks and Funt has become an American Icon.
An autobiography and chronological of the landmark TV show, with the
help of writer Philip Reed, Funt describes his humble beginnings and
influences of careers of notable personalities.
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