The Grand Hotel - Jackson, J. A.
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Love, lust, and hatred are basic elements of the story when shattered dreams turn trust and loyalty into desperation, deception, and dishonor. Louis La Cour thought he knew everything there was to know about a scheming, want to be beauty queen's mother. But knowing the difference between a diabolical mastermind and a monster hell-bent on destroying the lives of everyone around them is a whole other matter. Something strange is brewing at the Grand Isle Gala, when a rival's sudden desire for power takes an ugly turn, and a mastermind villainous schemer sets into motion retaliatory plans, that…mehr

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Love, lust, and hatred are basic elements of the story when shattered dreams turn trust and loyalty into desperation, deception, and dishonor. Louis La Cour thought he knew everything there was to know about a scheming, want to be beauty queen's mother. But knowing the difference between a diabolical mastermind and a monster hell-bent on destroying the lives of everyone around them is a whole other matter. Something strange is brewing at the Grand Isle Gala, when a rival's sudden desire for power takes an ugly turn, and a mastermind villainous schemer sets into motion retaliatory plans, that summon disaster! Can Louis La Cour discover the truth before it's too late? Is love more destructive than hate? Discover what will happen amidst the glamour & glitter of the Annual Gala. When a night of crimes of seething passion, ignite and explode! Sexy, slick, wicked, searing and shocking will have readers begging for more. From love and lust, to fear, hatred and revenge, you'll find yourself being swept along with the intensity of it all. Discover where Lovers, Players & The Seducer began in The Grand Hotel!
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Researching and writing From Mail to Mountain was a labor of love for the author. Utilizing skills he developed through simultaneous public careers in the military, municipal firefighting, and as a university adjunct instructor, Mr. Jackson creatively relates the story of his father's service in the 10th Mountain Division during World War II in Italy. John's ability to draw readers in and hold their attention while relating the events during the division's Apennine Mountains and Po Valley campaigns establishes him as a highly skilled author.John's military career spanned twenty-eight years, including four years in the United States Air Force, followed by twenty-four years in the Army Reserve. Following his retirement in 2009 as a Master Sergeant (E-8), John worked for the Army Staff at the Pentagon for five years. During his military service and while working for Army Operations, John wrote and contributed to a range of documents including Army policies, intelligence reports, and NATO standards. As a decorated reservist, John supported the Army's European Command, including a one-year mobilization tour following the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks and later served a second tour at the Defense Intelligence Agency. John's love of history, respect for his father and others who have served, and close family ties inspired him to write From Mail to Mountain.While rising through the ranks as a municipal fire fighter, John became a state certified fire service trainer, later engaging in curriculum development and training for hazardous materials, terrorism, and emergency management for the State of Michigan. He served as a captain and interim chief before retiring from the fire service in 2008 as a Deputy Chief. John also pursued his Master's Degree in Human Resource Development (Leadership) and went on to teach business and leadership courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Eventually, utilizing his many years of experience, he became the Program Manager for an undergraduate public services degree program and transitioned the program to an online offering.Additional information about John and his book can be found at www.mailtomountain.com.