East Wind and B.B.U.S.A

Self published, USA, 2012. Softcover. Very Good Condition. East Wind A True Story: This is the amazing true story of the ten years that the authors spent in the country of South-West Africa, now known as Namibia. During the last three years of their stay, Jacquie Richards co-owned a restaurant and boarding house in the sea-side resort town of Swakopmund. This book follows the owners and boarders of J.J.'s through heartfelt trials and tribulations with memories of unique people and captivating experiences. A compelling page-turner that is well worth the read! B.B.U.S.A.: Leo, an ordinary Realtor in Boise, Idaho, is suddenly thrust into the role of decoy for his family and avenger of the murder of his business partner, Tim. Leo receives a mysterious flash drive in the mail from Tim after his death. The B.B.U.S.A. Organization fears that Leo knows too much. Leo seeks assistance from his best friend, Major Doug Corrigan, in an attempt to break the password on the flash drive which may be the only thing that will keep him and his family alive. This action packed novel follows Leo and Doug as they desperately try to stay one step ahead of the B.B.U.S.A. From the west coast of the United States to the west coast of southern Africa, Leo and his family experience extraordinary highs and lows. The characters come alive in this vivid portrayal of courage, endurance, friendship and love. From beautiful descriptions of the harsh Namib Desert, to refreshing scenery in the rugged central Idaho wilderness area, this novel will leave you breathless with a sense of adventure, a feeling for the characters, and a thrill of excitement. The B.B.U.S.A. cannot fail. Too much is at stake. They will stop at nothing. Who can Leo trust, and on which side is the handsome Romanian? Leo once considered Florin as a brother, but can he truly trust him with his life? 537 pages. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2 kilos. Category: Autobiography::Memoir; ISBN: 148018263X. ISBN/EAN: 9781480182639. Inventory No: 253608. . 9781480182639