Bøger af Bill Flynn

A fun collection of large grid Sudoku puzzles.

A fun collection of large grid Sudoku puzzles.

A fun collection of large grid Sudoku puzzles.

A fun collection of large grid Sudoku puzzles.

A fun collection of large grid Sudoku puzzles.

A fun collection of large grid Sudoku puzzles.

A fun collection of large grid Sudoku puzzles.

A fun collection of large grid Sudoku puzzles.

A fun collection of large grid Sudoku puzzles.

A fun collection of large grid Sudoku puzzles.

In July of 2013 a strange black package with the words, SS Beddington, Top Secret, came up in the net of a fishing trawler off Cape Cod. Because of its classification the captain of the trawler, Peter Broderick, does not open it, but notifies the Navy under the impression that they'll declassify it and it will belong to him as an artifact taken from the sea. Wrong! The Navy confiscates the package, stating that there is no record of the Beddington being sunk during WW ll. The trail toward the package's origination, sixty-eight years before, is filled with mystery, suspense, foreign intrigue and even cover-up activity dating back to the year 1945, during WW ll. Peter Broderick and marine biologist Janie Sheffield with the help of a Massachusetts Senator and the captain of a deep sea salvage ship, Sean Kelly, attempt to prove the existence of the SS Beddington to the Navy. They also need to determine the content of its top secret cargo that's emitting gamma radiation near the wreck... an ecosystem for marine life. The trail to find out why the Beddington sinking by a German U-boat was a government cover-up starts in Strassfurt, Germany in 1945 where material to build one of Hitler's secret weapons is captured by the U.S. Army. It continues to the port of Avonmouth England where the Beddington is loaded with the captured material and other cargo from Russia...then onboard German U-boat, U-873, in the Gulf of Maine. The story ends in 2013 four-hundred feet down in the Atlantic where the ship, 'that never was', is located and the contents in its hold number four discovered. This initiates an intriguing turn of events. Their shock of what's discovered there gets answered for the reader in Munich, Germany.

The Feathery plot centers around a unique type of golf ball used during a record match at St. Andrews, Scotland in 1849. The story is set in San Diego, London and New York, as well as in ancient and modern Scotland. The game of golf blends with mystery and suspense surrounding an obsession so strong by some to own this valuable antique feathery golf ball that they'll commit murder to satisfy it. A sub-plot involves an attempt by a gambling interest to fix the British Open when the leading player's caddie is abducted to force his withdrawal.

Junie, Allie and Iggy are three teenagers growing up on Cape Cod in East Bay, Massachusetts. The year is 1942 and America is at war. The seaside town's changes from its peacetime tranquility and anxiety starts to build. Men go off to join the the fight and East Bay casualties begin to mount. Romances sprout within that atmosphere of war when love is a hurried venture before a rapid departure of East Bay men into harms way. Some women 'sit under the apple tree' (as the song tells) and they wait for their johnies to come marching home... some can't wait. For lack of manpower the Coast Guard recruits the three boys to perform beach patrols along a section of Cape Cod shoreline...they are not far from the German U-boats wreaking havoc on Allied ships out in the Atlantic....one of those U-boats is U-432. Kapitanleutenant Karl Heineke is in command of U-432. He is not enthralled with the Nazi regime, but loyal to his leader, Admiral Donitz. Heineke's intent is to keep his crew unscathed throughout the war. He attempts to keep crew morale high while depth charges drop near-by and bombs rain down on their families in German cities. Heineke performs well during the admirals Operation Drumbeat against Allied shipping along the East Coast of America. He is rewarded with an Iron Cross bestowed by Hitler during a tense moment by both. On leave in occupied Paris he's reunited with his first love, Marie Paul. The reunion goes well until the Gestapo interrupts it. A mission for Heineke and U-432 is to launch two saboteurs ashore near East Bay. One of the three boys on a night beach patrol stumbles in on this covert operation. When he confronts the saboteurs he's threatened with death.

This story begins at a remove ranch in Montana, where three young siblings witness their father kill their mother. They escape in fear and begin a cross-country journey as their father tries to chase them down. The love the three siblings have for each other will amaze you! Each chapter has a new twist and turn of events. This book deals with domestic violence, murder, survival, love, and an array of events which keeps readers glued to the story. It becomes a nationwide story when the media learns about the siblings' plight and disappearance.

RONAN RYAN, A FORMER FBI AGENT, RETURNS TO EASTBORO TO ATTEND THE REUNION OF HIS HIGH SCHOOL CLASS. A CELEBRATION WITH HIS BASKETBALL TEAMMATES AND A PLEASANT ENCOUNTER WITH HIS FIRST LOVE IS INTERRUPTED BY A VIOLENT ACT OF VENGEANCE. THE FIVE CHIMINEYS RESTAURANT WHERE THE REUNION DINNER IS HELD BECOMES A CRIME SCENE, BUT THE KILLERS WORK IS NOT FINISHED. HIS OTHER TARGETS ARE ALL THE MEMBERS OF RONAN'S CLASS, THAT INCLUDES HIS HIGH SCHOOL SWEETHEART AND HIS FRIEND, THE EASTBORO CHIEF OF POLICE. THEY JOIN WITH A JAILED COMPUTER HACKER TO TRY AND FIND THE DERANGED, BUT CLEVER GARAGE DWELLER WHO MERCILESSLY AND METHODICALLY WREAKS TERROR ON THE CLASSMATES OF HIS PAST. THE REUNION AT EASTBORO COMES TO AN END IN FORTY-EIGHT TENTION PACKED HOURS AFTER THE REUNION BOMBER MAKES HIS FINAL DETONATION.

Life Going Forward in America covers and array of principles, virtues, revelations, and philosophies in an inspirational way. This book encourages students of all ages to learn and question important aspects of life. The author gives parents and teachers ways to teach these topics in simple and fun formats.The author's two-thousand-mile walk in and through nine states is detailed for the first time. He names many people, towns, businesses, media, letters reviewed, and the schools he spoke at. He walked along back roads carrying his needs in a backpack and without any support. It is quite a story! He also biked four hundred miles later in the journey. His message concerned nonfiction in school and at home.

Ronan Ryan, a former FBI agent, returns to Eastboro for the first time in 10 years to attend the twentieth reunion of his High School class. A celebration with his basketball teammates and a pleasant encounter with a first love is interrupted by a violent act of vengeance. The Five Chimneys Restaurant where the reunion dinner is held becomes a crime scene, but the killer's work is not finished. His other targets include Ronan, Ronan's high school sweetheart and The Eastboro Chief of Police. They join with a jailed computer hacker to try and find the deranged, but clever garage dweller who mercilessly and methodically wreaks terror on the classmates of his past. The deadly class reunion at Eastboro comes to an end in forty-eight tension packed hours after the Reunion Bomber makes his final detonation.