The strike.Charles eminent expert on snakes, a respected man with a fully documented past and an attractive daughter, Ginevra.Mossad snatched Kay and killed the girl but they hit the wrong girl and kicked over a diplomatic hornet's nest.The venom.In Tel Aviv Kay was charged as Ernst Haider, a major in the SS and a war criminal. Mossad claimed him as their due.The KILL.Patrick Matson, British counterintelligence ace, forced Mossad's hand. And they in turn pushed Kay too far-for nothing. He was just a tired old man. Dead.The cover-up.Perhaps Kay was Haider. Perhaps not. Who really cared? It was timeto close the file. It was time to call off Matson. But who could stop him? Matson had the scent of blood...Exit wounds- a viperous web of mistaken and multiple identities in the cynical world of national expedience.
Michael Baldwin Books
This poet and novelist is celebrated for his significant role in fostering creative writing. His literary contributions are marked by a deep commitment to nurturing artistic skills in others. Through his works and his dedication to teaching, he inspires and guides fellow creators on their artistic journeys. His approach emphasizes the value of sharing literary knowledge and cultivating distinct voices within literature.



Poetry without Tears
- 204 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Exploring the intersection of poetry and education, the author presents a compelling argument for revitalizing the educational experience through artistic expression. Rather than focusing on the definition of poetry, the book emphasizes the importance of integrating creativity into learning, advocating for a transformative approach that breathes life into both art and education.
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