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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. 83 pp. Staple-bound in pictorial card covers. Edge and corner wear; no interior markings. Writing by: Wayne Ray; Belle Avery; Shaunt Basmajian; Herb Batt; Catherine M. Buckaway; John J. Carey; Suzanne Duce; Chris Faiers; William Hart; Linda Hutton; Beth Jankola; Irving Kalushner; Don L. A. Keegan; Karen Kusch; Jean McDavid; Lenard D. Moore; Mary Partridge; J. B. Reynolds; Ronald Rice; Margaret Saunders; Jeff Seffinga; Dorothy Cameron Smith; Felicity Swart; George Swede; and Lorraine Vernon. Size: 8vo. Book. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The world has changed in the past two years. It wasn't the Big Bang, EMP, or comet strike so many had planned for. It was worse because it was so avoidable, like a major corporation going bankrupt because of bad leadership decisions and neglect. When the funds dried up and all the political machinations failed, nothing remained but the people. Left to their own devices, what sprang up resembled the Old West of the 1800s. Law existed in small towns as much as could be prosecuted by a sheriff and a few deputies backed by a local judge and the townspeople. Outside the towns, homesteads and travelers operated at their own risk, and the bandits and plunderers knew it. The Girl had been out of the country when things finally crashed. It was a short notice trip when her best friend's father invited them to use open seats on the corporate jet, making a quick trip to the islands. She expected to be there and back before her parents noticed she was gone and avoid the hassle of a conversation about safety. School had been crazy with protests around the campus and finals approaching. It was the break she needed. That was two years ago. Days turned into weeks and weeks into months. The island was safe, but her friend's father began to rule with complete authority. That meant no one in and no one out. As supplies began to dwindle, he loosened the travel restrictions to bring in some much-needed items. It was the chance the girl had been waiting for. However, the trip didn't go as planned. Her trek home would be long and perilous, if she could make it. Goose Truman was broken but on the mend with the help of Kelly, a beautiful tattooed woman he had rescued. In turn, she was trying to rescue him. Goose was losing his anger and passion for righting the wrongs of the world. Kelly was urging him to retire and be a gentleman farmer. Yet his former wife Laura's ghost warned that he had one last mission to fulfill. The governor envisioned an elite force much like Texas had in the early days of the Rangers, that would track the worst of the worst. Goose was the first man tapped to be a Ranger by the governor and later enlisted his friends who called themselves "The Horsemen." ***** Who is The Girl? And can she make it home to her family alone? Who can a young girl trust in a post-apocalyptic world? Can Goose Truman turn away from a life of revenge and violence? What is this last mission that the shade of Goose's insists "will make him whole?" This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Assessment in Music Education: from Policy to Practice | Don Lebler (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Landscapes: the Arts, Aesthetics, and Education | xv | Englisch | 2016 | Springer | EAN 9783319382166 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The world has changed in the past two years. It wasn't the Big Bang, EMP, or comet strike so many had planned for. It was worse because it was so avoidable, like a major corporation going bankrupt because of bad leadership decisions and neglect. When the funds dried up and all the political machinations failed, nothing remained but the people. Left to their own devices, what sprang up resembled the Old West of the 1800s. Law existed in small towns as much as could be prosecuted by a sheriff and a few deputies backed by a local judge and the townspeople. Outside the towns, homesteads and travelers operated at their own risk, and the bandits and plunderers knew it. The Girl had been out of the country when things finally crashed. It was a short notice trip when her best friend's father invited them to use open seats on the corporate jet, making a quick trip to the islands. She expected to be there and back before her parents noticed she was gone and avoid the hassle of a conversation about safety. School had been crazy with protests around the campus and finals approaching. It was the break she needed. That was two years ago. Days turned into weeks and weeks into months. The island was safe, but her friend's father began to rule with complete authority. That meant no one in and no one out. As supplies began to dwindle, he loosened the travel restrictions to bring in some much-needed items. It was the chance the girl had been waiting for. However, the trip didn't go as planned. Her trek home would be long and perilous, if she could make it. Goose Truman was broken but on the mend with the help of Kelly, a beautiful tattooed woman he had rescued. In turn, she was trying to rescue him. Goose was losing his anger and passion for righting the wrongs of the world. Kelly was urging him to retire and be a gentleman farmer. Yet his former wife Laura's ghost warned that he had one last mission to fulfill. The governor envisioned an elite force much like Texas had in the early days of the Rangers, that would track the worst of the worst. Goose was the first man tapped to be a Ranger by the governor and later enlisted his friends who called themselves "The Horsemen." ***** Who is The Girl? And can she make it home to her family alone? Who can a young girl trust in a post-apocalyptic world? Can Goose Truman turn away from a life of revenge and violence? What is this last mission that the shade of Goose's insists "will make him whole?" This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The world changed over the past two years. It wasn't the Big Bang, EMP, or comet strike so many had planned for. It was worse because it was so avoidable, like a major corporation going bankrupt out of bad decisions and neglect. When the funds dried up and all the political machinations failed, nothing remained but the people. Left to their own devices, what sprang up more resembled the Old West of the 1800s. Law existed in small towns as much as could be prosecuted by a sheriff and a few deputies backed by a local judge and the townspeople. Outside the towns, homesteads and travelers operated at their own risk and the bandits and plunderers knew it. ***Goose Truman is a haunted, damaged man taking out his misery on the bad men of the new world. Losing his family in the early days of the apocalypse broke something inside Goose. His only saving grace a bond of friendship with the governor of Kentucky who in an attempt to kill two birds with one stone tasked Goose with hunting the worst of the bad men terrorizing Kentucky, while building an elite band of Rangers in the state.The governor envisioned an elite force much like Texas had in the early days of Rangers that would track the worst of the worst no matter where they went. Goose had other ideas. While he was happy to exact vengeance on the people who'd wrought so much destruction in the country, he had no intention of bringing any of them to a courtroom. The last days of the old America had sown a healthy distrust of the courts. Besides, bringing back prisoners added another level of risk to an operation that Goose didn't want.Goose had built a reputation so terrifying it created enemies and mothers used it to make their children behave. He also had an extended network of friends who had known him before. Those friends were willing to help, if Goose would only sober up and allow them to.As the missions got riskier and the gangs larger, Goose began to lose his passion for killing, and living, when he is finally pitted against a challenge even too large for him. That doesn't stop him.Something's gotta give. ***Can the people of America rebuild from the ashes, starting at the small towns and working up?Will the outlaws and robber barons turn America into a series of feudal kingdoms won by hard men with low morals?Can the Horsemen create a spark of hope and tip the balance between good and evil in America?Will Goose Truman be a tragic footnote in the history of the new America, or will he create a spark of change among the people who survived the apocalypse? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…