books by Arbor Books

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Prisoners of War at Camp Trinadad, Colorado 1943 - 1946: Internment, Intimidation, Incompetence and Country ...
Kurt Landsberger

Arbor Books, 2007

JEWISH SOLDIER TRANSLATES FOR GERMAN POWS DURING WW II An American soldier dispatched to a detention center located in the foothills of the Colorado Rockies learns he is to head up a group of translators for German POWs, some of them dedicated Nazis. The soldier was Kurt Landsberger, a Jewish refugee, who three years prior had barely escaped the ...

Ghostwriting: The Ultimate Guide to Creating a Bestseller (2007 Edition)
Joel Hochman and Larry Leichman

Arbor Books, 2007

GHOSTWRITING SECRETS REVEALED! Once the industry s best kept secret, ghostwriting is the number one tool that celebrities, business owners, corporate executives and public speakers use to see their publishing dreams become reality. Top publishing industry experts Joel Hochman and Larry Leichman reveal the tips and techniques you ll need to become ...

The Casual Millionaire: Wealth by Intention

Tonja Demoff

Arbor Books, 2006

Great book!
This book is a must read. I found it to be very motivating, inspirational, and highly informative. I would recommend this book to anyone who is looking to get something more out of life.

Inventions
Paul L. Woodring

Arbor Books, 2007

Robert Watson, an African American male, graduates from college in the early 1970s and discovers he is pursued by corporations to be the token black hire in their organizations. He rejects this, and pursues his dream of designing a computer by forming his own company. While wrestling with conflict with his father, romantic entanglements, and ...

The Southern Hunt
Grace Boykin

Arbor Books, 2008

THE STORY OF THE GOOD KLAN The Ku Klux Klan is one of the most notorious organizations in the United States, known for its bigotry, racism and violence. But what is little-known is that there was an organization that was founded to counter the Klan. The Kounter Klan, formed by Frank W. Boykin (1865-1969) in 1924, consisted of blacks, Jews, ...

Julia in Hellas

Wolfgang Schoellkopf

Arbor Books, 2007

Julia in Hellas...
This book should be on the shelf of many scholars as well as those who are just begining to learn about Ancient Greece. Schoellkopf manages to take a most complex, rich civilization and explain it all to his teenage granddaughter in a most simple and eloquent manner. ...

Escape! How a Young American and Famous Soviet Scientist Deceived the KGB and Defected Together to America
Robert Hoffman

Arbor Books, 2008

RESCUE MISSION MOSCOW. Imagine this scenario: you re an American who s been thrust into the heart of the Soviet Union during the Cold War where the KGB controls everything. International travel is closed except to an elite few and there is practically no way of contacting home even short-wave radio is jammed. Food is scarce and material ...

Feel the Burn

R. Scott Briggs

Arbor Books, 2007

Great Read
This is a fun and lively insight to New York high society. Well written and amusing. Characters are real and you feel you could bump into them one day at Barney's !! or Bergdorf's!! A must read for big city people.

A Never Event
Evelyn V. McKnight and Travis T. Bennington

Arbor Books, 2008

In the small, farming community of Fremont, Nebraska, townspeople eagerly welcomed an acclaimed doctor as the first full-time oncologist at the new, local cancer treatment center. But the fanfare soon turned into a nightmare. During chemotherapy treatments, 857 patients who were already waging the fights of their lives against cancer were ...

Descent into Madness
Gwen Ousman

Arbor Books, 2006

Family and friends are shocked and outraged when a 15 year old girl accuses her father of sexually molesting her. As the girl's behavior becomes severely erratic, her life begins to spiral out of control. Soon, she finds herself alone and on the run as her loved ones begin to doubt her story. Gwen Saucedo recounts the tragic journey ...

Memoir of an Alcoholic American Spy

Allen Anderson

Arbor Books, 2007

A page turner!
In this quick reading and compelling story, a young scholar morphs into a cold war spy, then struggles to keep his humanity as high stakes international tensions seep into every corner of his existence. Will he unravel The mystery of major betrayals before violent ...

"Dr. Stanley Pearle: A Man of Vision"

Pearle Vision

Arbor Books, 2007

A cover-to-cover inspirational success story.
A Man of Vision is the biography and entrepreneurial success story of Dr. Stanley Pearle, who skillfully combined quality eye care with canny marketing to become the first optical retailer in America to sell eyewear coast to coast. Furthermore, he witnessed and helped ...

Frozen Tide

Ren Knopf

Arbor Books, 2007

Great Novel
This is a great novel; it's exciting and the action never slows down. I couldn't put it down as I was nearing the ending. It's fun to read and it really brings you to the setting (Alaska in the winter).

How to Win (& Survive) a Lawsuit: The Secrets Revealed
Robert M. Dawson

Arbor Books, 2006

TRIAL SECRETS OF THE MASTERS! With more than 15 million civil lawsuits filed in the U.S. each year, the odds are high that you will one day find yourself in court particularly if you are in the business world. If it does happen to you, don t assume that all you can do is hire a good lawyer. The truth is, you can arm yourself for battle with ...

Rabies Mom

Jack McGowan, Patrick Carroll

Arbor Books, 2008

NOT a vitriolic tirade.. A Father's Harrowing True Story
There is always another side to any story, Ms. Dawson. This true story opens with Mr. Carroll illustrating his love and admiration for Jeannine. However, as is the case with many divorces, things get bitter and ugly. People go through divorce because usually one or ...