Carlson Max E (23 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. An illustrated little book on how to become yourself. 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. Eldon H. Carlson is screaming obscenities into the night, "You worthless little bastard Max, you're going to a God-Damned boy's Reformatory," but his oldest son Max can't hear him. Not this time. This time Eldon's brother-in-law LeRoy is taking the heat and wondering why he volunteered to keep Eldon from escaping the hospital during detox, this time around. Meanwhile, Eldon's son Max, small for his age and totally rejected, like the bucket calves on their Nebraska farm, is home asleep, content in the knowledge that he is temporarily free from his father's non-stop drunken tirades and endless insults. Like a bucket calf that is rejected at birth and must be fed through a nipple attached to a bucket in order to survive, Max Carlson learns to thrive and later flourish on the adversity that his alcoholic father feeds him day after day throughout his childhood. At age seven and weighing around 45 pounds, Max learns to milk a cow by hand, on his own, after his father tells him, "You're not going to live here if you don't work." Max is kicked in the head by the cow but completes his chore. The years that follow are filled to the brim with endless chores, deep embarrassment and Eldon's constant threats to Max promising to "give yer ass a beating." Max and his older sister are no longer living at home in January of 1969, Max in college and Kathie married with a newborn son, while their mother is living in town and working for a dentist while the youngest son attends school there, when all hell breaks loose. January 16, 1969 brings three family deaths on the same day, two natural and the other one a gory suicide. Eldon H. Carlson feeds his bucket-calf son a final portion of adversity by killing himself on that day with the gun and shells that Max bought at the Gibson's Discount Center where he was working during his first year of college. But Max is ready this time. He turns his diet of adversity into a determination to succeed, and remembering how the disadvantaged calves on the farm had often persevered and even outperformed the normal calves, he completes college, enters law school and finds himself ready to utilize the benefits of hardship. 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. Brock Williams is a psychologist in Boulder, Colorado. He suffers from PTSD as a result of a violent encounter with a former patient who nearly killed him. His diagnosis hinders himself personally as well as professionally. His close friend, Luke, a detective with the county sheriff's department, finds a woman on the street suffering from a fugue state, with no recollection of her personal identity or self. She seeks psychotherapy to recover and ends up as Brock's patient. She has flashes which, at first, seem meaningless, but later are determined to be clues explaining why she entered the amnesia-fugue state and traveled from her home to Boulder, Colorado. The fugue lady, unknown even to her, has lost her personal memory in order to prevent a future evil event from happening. As Brock and Luke slowly unravel the puzzle, help is sought from Father Uriah, a Catholic priest, to suppress the rising evil, an evil that snares all of them into various traps and dilemmas. In the process, Brock's PTSD is tested to its breaking point as unknown relationships surface placing him and several other characters in deadly danger. It will take their combined efforts to have any chance of uncovering the surprising relationships involved and the emerging evil, let alone prevent it from happening. 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. Dr. Brock Williams is a psychologist in Boulder, Colorado where he treats a variety of patients. A religious killer is at large in the area leaving a Bible page at each crime scene with the victim's "sin" highlighted. It seems a coincidence initially that each victim is Brock's patient but suspicion rises when more and more patients are killed. The pressure builds when it's discovered the "sin" each victim was killed for was also the victim's presenting problem in therapy. When Brock's fingerprints are found at a murder scene, the authorities begin to zero in on him as their primary suspect. Brock realizes he must catch the killer to save his patients from further harm and to avoid prosecution himself. Attempting to unravel the mystery leads him deep into a psychological maze and a trap carefully set by the killer, one that implicates him in the murders and could take his life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…