Speedway, Indiana native Ricky Wills is a hotshot racecar driver with a chip on his shoulder. As one of the brightest rising stars in the racing world, Ricky competes for a chance to race in the legendary Indianapolis 500, and struggles to maintain his small-town identity as he is swept up by industry fame and the charms of big-city celebrities.
By Eric Robert Morse
New Classic Books ( March 25, 2012 )
ISBN 978-1600202025
242 pages
Tagged class rivalry, coming of age, Indianapolis, Indy 500, Racing, relationship
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The gods will fall when the people rise. Com DeGroot is an outsider politician who tells it like it is. But as he makes his way up the power structure of the U.S. Senate, he is forced to choose between his promising career and the promise he made to defend the Constitution. Just as Com …
By JSB Morse
New Classic Books ( November 5, 2011 )
ISBN 978-1600200526
404 pages
Tagged corruption, fiction, government, libertarian, love, novel, political thriller, politics, religion, romance, washington
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Imagine the charter city of Ur in which there are no taxes, no forced regulation, and no laws except one—harm no one. It would be a libertarian paradise—a productive, free-market utopia with no equal on Earth. But would it work? Would people behave or fall into a chaotic dog-eat-dog arena in which the strong would …
By JSB Morse
New Classic Books ( July 4, 2011 )
ISBN 978-1600200519
324 pages
Tagged America, Business, Economy, fiction, Finance, Industry, Legal, libertarian, Medical, socialism, suspense, thriller
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Finley Harrison, author of the controversial “Why Baby Boomers Suck! (No Offense Mom)” turns arrows of brash humor and no-excuses political philosophy toward such ills of society as obnoxious smokers, mindless drivers, and the inept U.S. government. In concise, witty, and thoughtful rants, Harrison obliterates the things of this world that suck, one by one. …
By Finley Harrison
Lobraü Books ( May 3, 2011 )
ISBN 1600205070
100 pages
Tagged comedy, driving, funny, government, humor, rants, smokers
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Working on his world-class investigative journalism, reporter Flynn Gunn is sidetracked by his similarly world-class libido. But when the latest object of Flynn’s insatiable desire for attractive women turns out to be involved in a dark and shady underworld, sparks begin to fly. Will Flynn be able to use his comic impersonation skills and his …
By Payton Canard
Lobraü Books ( April 5, 2011 )
ISBN 978-1600205064
109 pages
Tagged action, crime, drugs, fiction, flynn, flynn gunn, impersonation, international, journalist, reporter, Sexy, thriller
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By now, everyone recognizes the severity of the 2007-08 financial crisis. But, to many Americans, the bailouts, stimulus packages, and regulatory schemes aimed at solving the problem seemed to merely pull the economy further into the mire of bureaucracy, party politics, and unsustainable debt that led to the crisis in the first place. Only the …
By Eric Robert Morse
New Classic Books ( December 30, 2010 )
ISBN 978-1600200496
616 pages
Tagged autarchy, autarky, autonomy, bureaucracy, central planning, competition, complexity, division of labor, exploitation, full reserve banking, game theory, government, history, interdependency, liberty, money, monopoly, morality, reassessment, reform, renaissance, self-sufficiency, simplicity, society, specialism, trade
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Molly works for the small town phone company and learns about a secret wiretapping application that allows her to secretly listen in on other people’s phone conversations. When a beautiful and popular girl is sexually assaulted and brutally murdered, the community stirs into a frenzy as no suspects are named. But eavesdropping Molly may have …
By Payton Canard
Rekindle ( December 26, 2010 )
ISBN 978-1600205057
306 pages
Tagged class warfare, fiction, morals, murder, mystery, small town, suspense, techno-thriller, thriller, wealth
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