LIBROS DEL AUTOR: ron de torre

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  • Illusionists, Elitists, and Shamans
    Ron De Torre
    In George OrwellÕs nightmare vision from the novel, 1984, its New Speak says:War is Peace,Freedom is Slavery,Ignorance is strength.In this America, thanks to labelers and spin doctors:Common courtesy and respect is Political Correctness,Protection of Constitutional rights is Big Government,Tax breaks for the wealthy are Tax Reform,The highest income 1% is Middle Class,Hypocrisy...
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  • Past Addresses
    Ron De Torre
    They told the man called Chinook he volunteered to give up his past, his family, and his memories to protect his country from terrorism. But they lied. He may have been a terrorist himself, and the question, ''What good is it if you become what you are fighting?'' haunts him. All he has left is the memory of a little girl.Connie is an environmental terrorist who experiences ...
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  • Shoes of the Law A Basketball Story
    Ron De Torre
    Jack Lawyer is a gifted athlete. Alan Dionne is not. They are friends because of shoes: Alan thinks they are the best he has ever worn, and Jack because the manufacturers pay him to play. To Alan, athletic competition is a noble endeavor; he believes in the Olympic Creed, and that the most important thing is the trying. To Jack, playing ball is a ticket out of his decaying ...
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  • Talking to Crayfish
    Ron De Torre
    'Who is the criminal? The Lakeside Lolita, or the Limnological Lothario?' Was Louis’s hatred of the woman who had mistreated his love for years finally boiling over? Or, was he a gullible young boy used by a jealous adoptee weary enough of abuse to plan and plot a heinous crime over the course of years? Sharing the loss of a parent (the death of both of Tina’s biological pa...
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  • Song of the Eclectic Tambourine
    Ron De Torre
    Song of the Eclectic Tambourine begins in 1968 when Marc Amati falls in love with two young women as disparate as the political climate of the times. Lilly Garrett is a courageous flower child committed to non-violence, social justice, and ending the Vietnam War, while Mary Belinda is wealthy, talented, and determined to achieve the fame her mother was cheated by McCarthyism a...
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