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"Intelligent Influence In Baseball is a novel concept that goes beyond statistics and anecdotes and has something for everyone, from fans just learning about the game to the most diehard among us."-Mike Lynch, Founder and President of Seamheads.comBaseball is a game played by teams, but it is the individual players, managers, and coaches who eventually become the focal point of our attention. While we as fans each have a favorite team-leading some to callously say that we are rooting for laundry and logos-it is the players who provide the human quality with which we can truly identify. If we didn't know about the players, their strengths and weaknesses and their personality traits and quirks, we would likely lose interest rather quickly in watching the games. When all is said and done, it is the players, and our knowledge of them, that truly drive our interest in the sport, says the foreword. This insightful book delivers on that promise. We say, Play ball!

"What a magnificent read this book delivers! From the first sentence to the very last letter, this story was a real treat. It should become an instant classic. The author''s vivid descriptions of Mint''s experiences elicit chills."-Dr. Morris L. Redd, Grace for Granted: Finding Extraordinary Blessings in Ordinary SettingsHer slave name is Sarah May Robertson, but they called her Mint. Mint is 110 years old, and she has a story to tell about her life. The year is 1966, and she starts to write, but it''s too painful to confront her past and face the truth about her life. Her story is a chilling detailed account of her painful life as a slave and a free woman. Many of her experiences she has never dared to whisper. When her grandson learns about her story, he sets out to show Mint that her story is worth telling.

∩╗┐"We love the adventures of husband-and-wife sleuths Will and Betsy Black. One of my favorite books took place in Jamaica. Now they back on that island, looking for buried treasure. But will Harry Dog beat them to the prize? I loved the dialect-filled telling."         -Pamela Paige, former feature writer, Sunday Magazine"Beckwith''s charming and clever husband-wife detectives romp from Key West to Jamaica in search of lost treasure. A delight for fans of Nick and Nore Charles."         -Roberta Isloib writing as Lucy Burdette,                   Key West food critic mysteries.When The Colonel comes into possession of an old diary by the captain of a Spanish galleon that sank off Jamaica in 1740, it sets off a search for a $600-million treasure buried somewhere on the island. Not surprising that the dangerous Harry Dog and his posse get involved. And it follows that Key West-based financial gurus Will and Betsy Black receive a phone call from their friend Mikey Mo asking them to come down to Jamaica to help The Colonel. They are tapped to be the couriers who deliver the money to purchase an old calabash that offers a clue to the treasure''s location. But will Harry Dog let that happen? An exotic island adventure that sounds as authentic as Mel Fisher''s search for the Atocha.

"I always look forward to a new Jack Hunter book-Jack's character is colorful (ex-adman from LA, a sax-playing, fun-loving kinda guy), with an unfortunate penchant for discovering bodies...."-Annie Montana"This writer wastes no words and is most entertaining. It's better than trying to read 'War and Peace'..."-Charles BachrachJack Hunter runs head-on into a large shipment of the most dangerous drug in the world. Enough to kill the entire population of three states. At the same time he witnesses a cold-blooded murder. And this is just the first page.