books by John Roach

books by John Roach

books:

John Roach

The Fourteenth State: A Biographical Novel of Ethan Allen
John, P. Roach Jr.

AuthorHouse, 2007

From Savages to Yorkers, to the surprise attack on Ft. Ticonderoga, to America's first Navy and its ambush of the mighty British Fleet at the Battle of Lake Champlain at Valcour Island, to the defeat of British outside Bennington and finally the turning point of the Revolutionary War, the decisive battle of Saratoga. Our history books go into ...

Mt. Soledad Love Story: A Southern California Love Story
John P. Roach Jr.

AuthorHouse, 2006

--------------------------------------------------------REVIEWS -------------------------------------------------------A well crafted, well thought out written work that incorporates a love story into a contemporary, true first amendment issue involving separation of church and state that is relevant not only to San Diegans but to Americans in ...

The Straight Story

John Roach, Mary Sweeney

Hyperion, 1999

A good solid screenplay with a sense of soul.
A simple clear blueprint for a great movie. Anyone interested in writing a screenplay should buy this book. Anyone interested in seeing a solid, classic American movie should see "The Straight Story". Its pretty amazing, every word in this screenplay is up there on the ...

Dark Horse Comics #3 October 1992
John Arcudi, Gary Gianni and Mark Verheiden Sarah Byam

Dark Horse Comics, 1992

Judge Anderson: Hour of the Wolf (2000 AD presents)
Alan Grant, John Wagner, ...

Titan Books (UK), 2004

In Mega-City One, some cases - and some criminals - are too bizarre for even the feared Judges (including Dredd!) to crack. That's when they call for Psi Division, the elite psychic department of the Judiciary - and Psi's top judge, Cassandra Anderson! In "Hour of the Wolf", when Anderson starts getting psychic 'flashes' of a wolf stalking ...

Way Out Here in the Middle
John Roach

Jones Books, 2003

With poignant and hilarious observations about life in the slow lane, this book is a compilation of 51 columns, which originally appeared in Madison Magazine , describing the soul of the Midwest.