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7 reviews
Nancy Covert Smith

Flare, 1994

A nice romance book for young ladies
DeLanna has endured much from her mother and is now ready to start life on her own. As per usual, Nancy has given us another good book to read and keep us interested all the time. It's not easy to put the book down. Just keep the series going!!!

The Dare (Apple Valley Series)

6 reviews
Nancy Covert Smith

Flare, 1994

Magnificent
DeLana is a spunky young girl who has the pioneer spirit to achieve anything she wants. Nancy has a way with words that keeps you on the edge of your seat wondering what will happen next. The histoical facts are so well written. Make sure you have all the books when you start reading this series. Great reading for young and old!

Covert Avengers

4 reviews
Jess Parker

PublishAmerica, 2003

More of the same....yippee!!
For those of us who enjoyed Parker's first novel "Detachment X-Ray"...it was like a reunion reading "Covert Avengers"...most appealing to this reader at least is the abundant use of dialogue that gives the feeling to the reader that they are right smack dab in the middle of the action. And there is always plenty of action in Parker's books. Outstanding!

Covert Processes at Work : Managing the Five Hidden Dimensions of Organizational Change

5 reviews
Robert J Marshak

Berrett-Koehler Publishers, 2006

A stunning book that will transform the field of organizational consulting
For the first time, we have a road map to help consultants and managers make discussable anything and everything that has long been considered undiscussable. Move over Chris Argyris. In deceptively simple prose, grounded in the best academic thinking on change management, Marshak presents a brilliant yet amazingly practical model of covert processes at work. No organizational change initiative ...

Ultimate Mustang

5 reviews
Patrick Covert

DK Publishing, 2001

Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About The Ford Mustang!!
This is one great book. The cover for starters grabs your attention and when you open the book, Wow. Great photos, information, and the history of the Mustang all rolled up in one excellent book. I have always loved the Ford Mustang, as I am sure many of you who are considering this book are. And I promise, you will not be disappointed with this book. From development to its muscle car era, ...

The Fit or Fat Woman

6 reviews
Covert Bailey

Mariner Books, 1989

EXCELLENT!
As a Fitness Trainer, I was amazed at the wealth of good/valuable information this book provides. I had read it originally 10 years ago, and teach many of my clients the principles Mr. Bailey describes. Use this book as your guide to weight loss!

Rendezvous at No Man's Mesa

5 reviews
Wayne E. Haley

Trafford, 2005

A Wild Ride on Haley's Comet!
An E Ticket Ride on Haley's Comet: If you want to know how to save the world, maintain the delicate political balance of the Universe and enlist the help of a misguided, government agent obsessed with killing you -- this madcap adventure is for you. A Hopi shaman's vision of an errant asteroid heading for Earth drags rogue genius Doc Mallory out of hiding. He and his zany nihilist pals - Ace, ...

America's Achilles' Heel: Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Terrorism and Covert Attack (BCSIA Studies in ...

4 reviews
Richard A. Falkenrath, Robert D. Newman, ...

The MIT Press, 1998

The Complete Guide to Understanding Bioterrorism
I picked up this book as a research tool for a paper. Not only did I find the book to contain everything I needed, I became so enveloped in the reality of what I was reading that I couldn't put it down. A fan of Tom Clancy novels, this book describes the harsh reality that we live in, while detailing both the strengths and the weaknesses of the US response to bioterrorism. A must read for ...

Covert Ops: The CIA's Secret War In Laos

9 reviews
James E. Parker

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1997

A Page Out Of History
I served as Chief of Security for Air America in Thailand and Vietnam from 1967-1975. I enjoyed "Mule's" book very much. For those who shared Jim Parker's experiences you will relive old memories. For those who could not be there you will find the details fascinating. I would encourage you to read this one.

Covert Matters

7 reviews
Steve Dimodica

Johnson & Hunter, 2008

Great Read
Mr. Dimodica does an incredible job of taking a world that is often aggrandized by authors and makes it real. It is part novel and part educational experience--a rare occurence in today's traditional espionage literary genre. I read "Covert Matters" in less than two days and plan to go back to it a second time for further investigation. I definitely recommend this book to readers who like ...

Building Better Scale Model Cars and Trucks: Detailing Tips and Techniques
Pat Covert

Kalmbach Publishing Company, 1998

A great book on the basics of detailing scale model cars.
Pat has captured the essence of detailing scale model cars with this book. He touches upon everything the intermediate or beginner modeller needs to do to rise to "the next level". From engines to suspensions, from interiors to exteriors, Pat's style is simple - give 'em the facts, then show 'em how it's done. In chapter after chapter, he not only gives you everything you need to start ...

Predatory States: Operation Condor and Covert War in Latin America

4 reviews
J. Patrice McSherry

Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc., 2005

State Terror in the Americas
This well-written book meticulously documents the development and operation of an appalling transnational organization of state terror to persecute leftists and other real or imagained opponents of the South American military regimes during the 1970's. Patrice McSherry's research is rigorously documented and lays bare the central role the United States played in supporting Operation Condor and ...

Inside the PLO: Covert Units, Secret Funds, and the War Against Israel and the United States

3 reviews
Neil C. Livingstone, David Halevy

Quill (Harper), 1991

Essential Reading To Comprehend Mid East
Written in 1990,one might think that this book is incredibly out of date and of little relevance. To the contrary, the book contains a wealth of information which is still extremely appropriate for our understanding of current events involving the PLO. The book describes how Yasser Arafat, after being driven out of Lebanon in 1982, travelled the World with all of the fanfare and honour normally ...

Boomerang!: : How Our Covert Wars Have Created Enemies Across the Middle East and Brought Terror to America

2 reviews
Mark Zepezauer

Common Courage Press, 2002

This is why the world hates America
This is a country-by-country chronicle of how American covert wars throughout the Middle East have come back to haunt us, creating plenty of enemies. Saddam Hussein's rise to power in the 1970s was helped by a CIA decision to assassinate one of his predecessors, General Abdel Karim Qassim. In Syria, the CIA sponsored a 1949 military takeover, the first of over a dozen coups in the next 20 years. ...

The Castro Obsession: U.S. Covert Operations in Cuba, 1959-1965

3 reviews
Don Bohning

Potomac Books Inc., 2006

The Mystery of Cuba
Now at about 75 years old, Fidel Castro is in ailing health. Cuba's economy, as with most of the communist centrally planned economies, is at subsistence level. Average annual per capita income is about $1,500 per person. But still it survives. Two new books go a long ways towards explaining why. Don Bohning's "The Castro Obsession", talks about the secret (and not so secret) operations ...

The Complex: An Insider Exposes the Covert World of the Church of Scientology

3 reviews
John Duignan, Nicola Tallant

Merlin Publishing, 2008

Can't stop the wave.
The above title refers to a phrase uttered in the movie "Serenity." It refers to the fact that the dictatorial government can't squelch information once it is out in the public domain. Apparently scientology is trying to get this book shut down by claiming defamation, blah, blah, blah...business at usual. This review may be removed..if that's the case so be it. Since Amazon is too chicken to ...

Gaslighting, the Double Whammy, Interrogation and Other Methods of Covert Control in Psychotherapy and ...

4 reviews
Theodore L. Dorpat

Jason Aronson, 1996

There are many surprises in reading Gaslighting.
In this work, Dorpat sets out to rescue psychoanalysis and psychotherapy from the temptation to take covert control over the patient's mental life. Most often, such domination enters the consulting room unrecognized. There are, of course, some psychotherapeutic systems, such as behavior modification, in which control and shaping behavior are not bad words, but avowed objects. However, in ...

The Journey (Apple Valley)

4 reviews
Nancy Covert Smith

Flare, 1994

What covered wagon travel was really like.
Authentic Ohio history in the early 1800's. A continued story of DeLanna and Andrew (The Dare, and The Proposal). The reader is given the hardships and adventures of travel by Oxen and covered wagon. An eight week honeymoon that takes Del and Andrew from their homes in PA to the Ohio Firelands. The author delivers in each and every book of the series. Let's hope they just keep coming.

Sudden Recall: Operation TANGO: A Top Secret CIA Covert Action

3 reviews
Andy Anderson

iUniverse, Inc., 2007

So That's What the CIA's Deadly Covert Operations Really Involved?
Having lived through the Cold War but never serving in the military or the Central Intelligence Agency, I am grateful to Andy Anderson for pulling back the screen of secrecy in a fictionalized tale that tells it like it was in the good old days of his own 25 year CIA career, entitled SUDDEN RECALL,OPERATION TANGO: A Top Secret CIA Covert Action. This spy and espionage thriller set in 2001 is ...

The Circuit: The True Story of a Policewoman's Journey from the Streets of London into the Dangerous World of ...

2 reviews
Jacqueline Davis

Lucky Press, 2003

Thoroughly enjoyable memoir!
A terrific memoir of a female cop, bodyguard, undercover operative, investigator, security consultant and imperfect human being. Ms. Davis is an amazing woman with tons of courage. She shares fascinating, moving and funny experiences from her diverse career and her life. A must-read for women in law enforcement or security. Should be assigned reading for our male colleagues, too. An enjoyable ...

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