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REAL BOOKS ABOUT REAL LIFE.
BOOKS YOU WILL BE PROUD TO OWN AND SHARE WITH YOUR LOVED ONES.
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Belize: Going to Belize, What to do in Belize, Map of Belize, Adventures in Belize, Where to stay in Belize. Buy the book: "Adventures of HANTU LOUIE MUSIC MAN" by LOUIE WEINER Description: "This book is about my adventures meeting the right people (without looking or trying) and being invited to sing and play my guitar in tropical island resorts around the world. I hope you enjoy reading about my various adventures, travel tips, and learning about other people's cultures and languages.." (from the back cover) Paperback, 9" by 6", 206 pages, 39 illustrations, all color. ISBN 9781734522358 BOOK Number 2030, $26.65. 
"'COLONEL BOB' and
The Troopers of Benavidez-Patterson" by JOHN CEBALLOS,A.A.,B.A.,M.S. DESCRIPTION: "An insight into the military accolades of Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) Robert Eugene "Colonel Bob" Chisolm with related experiences involving fellow para-troopers of the Roy P. Benavidez-Robert M. Patterson "All Airborne" Chapter, 82nd Airborne Division Association, Inc. of El Paso, Texas." (from page 4) Paperback, 9" by 6", 184 pages, at least 99 photographs mostly color. ISBN9781737397212 BOOK Number 2120, $42.90. 
"NEW MEXICO RECOLLECTIONS" by RAYMOND SCHMIDT (an autobiography) DESCRIPTION: Stories Raymond wrote about his life in the Southwestern towns of Chloride and Tyrone, New Mexico during 1905-1970s: the Chloride Stage, Phelps-Dodge mine, lions, rattlers, forest Lookout Fireman's job, bear hunts, narrow escapes. Truly a treasure to read and enjoy and a classic to keep for your family. Paperback, 9" by 6", 128 pages, 13 black and white illustrations, (originally published in 1977) ISBN 9780944551981 Book Number 1805, $18.00. 
MEXICAN DRUG VIOLENCE, CAMARENA TRUE STORY, Narcotics in Mexico, King Pens in Mexico, DEA real life survival, DEA Undercover in Mexico, Drug corruption at the top, Camarena's body found. Buy the book: "NARCO LEGENDA" By GILBERTO SERVIN GONZALEZ DESCRIPTION: "A Drug Enforcement Administration Agent's autobiography. A collection of journal entries similar to what is referred to in DEA as a Case Chron File. . . a chronology of life experiences and drug war events that I have relevant firsthand information about, or better still, I was a participant or a spectator as history was made." (from page 11) Publisher's note: Gilberto is a modern-day "Untouchable Elliott Ness" out to get the ultimate Drug Lord. He tells this brutal account in a "you are there" atmosphere with insight, civility and culture. "In a dark, hazy east LosAngeles bar appropriately named the Hid Out, DEA agents came together like black crows on a corn field. The agents swaggered up to the bar, thirsty for a cold drink and hungry for the companionship of the brotherhood." (from page 13) Paperback, 6" by 9", 296 pages, 17 illustrations. ISBN 9781734522372 Book Number 2040, $26.65 
GUNSMITH BIO:
"RIO GRANDE GUNSMITH" A Memoir (Southwest Autobiography) By JESUS "CHUY" AGUIRRE DESCRIPTION: Although Chuy is well qualified to describe the thousands of hunting rifles, shotguns and handguns he has repaired along with the expensive collector's pieces he has repaired, this book is, instead, about his life, why he wanted to be a gunsmith, how he started working, how he has kept up with the regulations and laws for over fifty years. HardbackHardback, 9 3/4 by 7 3/4, 128 pages, 56 black and white illustrations. ISBN 9780983645511 BOOK Number 1806, $42.90. |
MEXICAN DRUG VIOLENCE, CAMARENA TRUE STORY: "CLOSE CALLS and BLESSINGS, A Federal Agent's Journey" by ERNESTO GONGORA Description: "The RAC (Resident Agent-in-Charge) and a senior agent went inside the (Jalisco State) Police Head-quarters while four of us remained in the parking lot. We only carried handguns for our defense...About an hour and forty-five minutes passed before the senior agent came out to confirm that both the missing agent and an informant were inside in the custody of the State Police. He told us both had been severely beaten...Almost immediately, several uniformed police officers carrying machine guns exited the building and started walking towards us..." (from the back cover) Paperback, 9" by 6", 236 pages, 9 black and white illustrations.ISBN 9780997924718 BOOK Number 1803, $26.65. 
SAVING THE TIGUA INDIAN TRIBE, Tigua Indians True Story, Tigua Indians get recognized, Tigua national treasure, President Kennedy in El Paso, President Johnson's personal life, Interstate Right-away in El Paso, Woodrow Bean politician. Buy the book: "MOON SPELL" by TOM DIAMOND (an autobiography) DESCRIPTION: "This book is a collection of footnotes of historical events when I was a participant or a spectator, along with an occasional personal opinion. ...I grew up in the Great Depression and served in the Pacific Theatre during World War II. I advanced for Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, and I had a hand in the creation of a National Park and the recognition of an American Indian Tribe (The Tiguas)." (Foreword) "In 1965 this haunting moon face (cover of book) painted on an ancient Piro Drum owned by Miguel Pedraza, Governor of the Tigua Indian Tribe, helped convince me that I was dealing with an American Indian Tribe which had been bypassed by history, and plunged me into the most satisfying effort I ever made as a lawyer...." (from page 2) Paperback, 6" by 9", 232 pages, 16 black and white photos. ISBN 9780991629688 Book Number 1804, $15.85. 
"WHERE IS MY PURPLE HEART?"
By THURMAN REYNOLDS Autobiography DESCRIPTION: Publisher's note: Thurman tells about life in America as he has lived it and felt it. His book is honest, up-front and entertaining. It is a piece of history written by a man with a true American spirit. "This young Lieutenant was scared to death and shaking in his boots. I hate to admit it but I slapped him a couple of times and then ordered him on what to do and how to do it. I have to say the Commander was watching it all and never said a word. There really wasn't much to be said because the VC were moving in closer and closer and pretty well had us locked in." (from page 65) Paperback, 8 1/4 by 5 1/4, 140 pages, 6 color photos. ISBN 978-0-9992117-9-3 Book Number 1910, $18.00 |