LIBROS DEL AUTOR: howard schwach

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  • TO DIE IN JERUSALEM
    Howard Schwach
    To Die In Jerusalem is a novel that delves into the heart of the conflict between American diaspora Jews and the right-wing government of Israel. Morris Gruenwald is eight years old and living in the Kisvarda (Hungary) when the Jews of the town are sent to the death camp at Auschwitz. There, he watches his mother and younger sister marched off to the gas chamber. He survives an...
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    25,32 €

  • THE CAHOKIA CONSPIRACY
    Howard J. Schwach / Howard JSchwach
    The spread of a deadly ancient pathogen leads Dave and Linda to the remains of what was once the largest city in North America and to a deadly confrontation with a greedy businessman and the biker gang that protects him from justice. Dave and Linda expected an easy investigation when they are asked by the state to track the spread of a new and unknown virus in the wake of the p...
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    22,38 €

  • Ain’t Love Enough
    Howard J. Schwach
    Retired detective Dave and his wife, Linda, are back in New York City after their adventures in Israel and life is not quite what the couple expected it to be. Dave has become an alcoholic and a womanizer and Linda has thrown him out of their Manhattan apartment. He is angry, depressed and drunk, so when he wakes up one morning duct-taped to a chair in a dilapidated bungalow on...
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    17,78 €

  • THE MASADA COMPLEX
    Howard J. Schwach / Howard JSchwach
    This 92,000–word novel, “The Masada Complex,” is a thriller in the mold of Nelson DeMille and Daniel Silva, with lots of drama, a touch of history and a modicum of humor, as well as a glimpse at the impasse between Israel and its Arab neighbors.When retired police detective Dave Rifkin is coerced into taking a trip to Israel with his girlfriend and her Manhattan congregation, h...
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    15,37 €

  • American 587 Heavy
    Howard J Schwach
    Ron Staller was a happy man. The retired teacher had, shortly before the 9-11 terrorist attacks, become the editor and publisher of the 'Beachcomber,' a community paper in New York City’s borough of Queens. Now, two months later, Staller was on his way to work when his quiet life literally crashed on his head in the guise of American Airlines Flight 587. While state and federal...
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    13,84 €