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My Works Beverly Hills investment banker Mary Sinclair boards her private jet. Within seconds a bomb detonates, killing Mary and crew. Forensic accountant Alexandra Marshall delves into who killed Mary and why. Was it the kilted Scot, a jealous lover, the crooked bank president, an ex-husband, or the California branch of the Russian mafia? After several plot twists and two murders that take the action to Scotland and Turkey, the puzzle is solved.  A screen adaptation of the Rudy Vallee biography.  International business consultant Roy F. Cammarano tells entrepreneurs how to move from entrepreneurial genius to visionary leader.  An autobiography ghostwritten for the matriarch of a family.  A business couple relate their experiences with a variety of lawyers, and offer advice.  Ghostwritten for the subject's daughter, "The Girl with the Hat" was a sensational trial that brought banner headlines in every newspaper in America. A memoir that brings alive the illustrious career of a man who, at one time was the most famous name in America. Crooner, saxaphonist, band leader, movie star, radio host, Broadway star, and songwriter, Vallee was a legend in the entertainment industry and famous for his recording of "The Stein Song."  The Smithsonian's Air and Space Museum has been waiting 50 years for a biographer to tell the Rall story, which chronicles almost a century of his life. The story spans a childhood in a defeated country after World War I, two world wars, the calamity of the Nazi regime, the Cold War, the jet age, Rall's work with the US Air Force, and finally, his career in civilian life. The third ranking ace of all time, Rall fouight on the Russian front during World War II, and vividly describes his 275 victories. In then post-war period he sought out ways to serve the new, democratic Germany, determined to help regain other nations' respect for his country after Hitler'shorrendous betrayal of its people. |
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