Aces and Knaves
by Alan Cook
Price: $0.99 USD. 90170 words.
Published on April 21, 2010. .
Karl Patterson, sometime baseball card dealer and gambler, is recruited by his father, CEO of a dot-com, to check out the gambling habits of Ned, a key employee. Ned is found dead and Karl finds himself trying to solve the murder and save his father's company from takeover with the help of Arrow, his dad's exec assistant who has a mind and body of her own--both magnificent.
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Bringing Sexy Back to Economics
by Ocean Gebhardt
Price: $11.99 USD. 24610 words. Published on July 29, 2010. .
See why Economics is the new Sexy. Find out how to foresee bubbles before they burst, save money with fluctuating gas prices and see how many times history got things wrong, all using economics.
Price: $11.99 USD. 24610 words. Published on July 29, 2010. .
See why Economics is the new Sexy. Find out how to foresee bubbles before they burst, save money with fluctuating gas prices and see how many times history got things wrong, all using economics.