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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Life should be happy for Moremi Ashanti with her comfortable life in Berkeley, California, a handsome and successful husband, Professor Peter Abosanjo, and a bright and joyful eight-year-old son - but something is wrong, and she doesn't know what or why. Ten years into her life in the U.S., Moremi remains haunted by the untimely deaths of her parents. Forced to leave her Nigerian homeland during the military regime, Moremi feels more than ever the loss of the friends and culture she left behind. Her ancestors and shapeshifting water spirit Mami Wata, ramp up their intrusive, cryptic warnings. Confused and in need of help, Moremi finds an ally in psychologist Rebecca Calhoun, who understands dreams and the perilous implications of these warnings. Moremi and Rebecca are pulled into a tense cat and mouse game as they enlist a team of brilliant, but eccentric, friends to confront an agile, psychopathic assassin. They must solve the ultimate puzzle involving a chain of secrets and betrayals that began long ago. Ancestors encompasses a circuitous world of lies, political murder, corporate cover-ups and African Voudou that pulls unlikely American allies into a drama that plays out across Northern California, Washington State and Nigeria, ending with a final reckoning set in motion long before Moremi and Peter were born.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Guy Behind the Glasses: A MemoirWhat happens when a shy kid with a transistor radio grows up to become one of the Capital Region's most recognizable radio personalities In The Guy Behind the Glasses, Gary S. Locatelli shares the funny, heartfelt, and often unexpected journey that took him from a small-town childhood in Johnstown, New York, to life behind the microphone as the beloved 'Uncle Vito' on PYX 106.Filled with colorful family stories, unforgettable characters, laugh-out-loud moments, and behind-the-scenes radio memories, this memoir is about much more than broadcasting. It's about growing up, finding your voice, overcoming life's challenges, and discovering that the people and experiences that shape us often become the stories worth telling.Whether you're a longtime listener, a fan of classic radio, or simply enjoy memoirs rich with humor, nostalgia, and heart, The Guy Behind the Glasses offers an honest and entertaining look at a life well lived-one story at a time.Come behind the microphone. and meet the guy behind the glasses.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Life should be happy for Moremi Ashanti with her comfortable life in Berkeley, California, a handsome and successful husband, Professor Peter Abosanjo, and a bright and joyful eight-year-old son - but something is wrong, and she doesn't know what or why. Ten years into her life in the U.S., Moremi remains haunted by the untimely deaths of her parents. Forced to leave her Nigerian homeland during the military regime, Moremi feels more than ever the loss of the friends and culture she left behind. Her ancestors and shapeshifting water spirit Mami Wata, ramp up their intrusive, cryptic warnings. Confused and in need of help, Moremi finds an ally in psychologist Rebecca Calhoun, who understands dreams and the perilous implications of these warnings. Moremi and Rebecca are pulled into a tense cat and mouse game as they enlist a team of brilliant, but eccentric, friends to confront an agile, psychopathic assassin. They must solve the ultimate puzzle involving a chain of secrets and betrayals that began long ago. Ancestors encompasses a circuitous world of lies, political murder, corporate cover-ups and African Voudou that pulls unlikely American allies into a drama that plays out across Northern California, Washington State and Nigeria, ending with a final reckoning set in motion long before Moremi and Peter were born.…

Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnLife should be happy for Moremi Ashanti with her comfortable life in Berkeley, California, a handsome and successful husband, Professor Peter Abosanjo, and a bright and joyful eight-year-old son - but something is wrong, and she d.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Daniel Perry sits at his breakfast table on a June morning contemplating his life: His sixtieth went by four years ago without the watershed he'd hoped for because that was the year his wife, Anna, died. They still communicate. He's scheduled to teach a graduate course offering an in-depth look at who Americans are now from the context of the Revolutionary and Civil Wars - a topic for which he has lost his enthusiasm. Numi, their cat, slithers onto the table, dipping his paw in the leftover cereal milk - something Anna found amusing. Daniel feels empty. And then the phone rings.This call sparks an unlikely watershed. His nephew Tom, whom he barely knows arrives on his doorstep one week later to live with him while attending the same University where Daniel has been professor of history. He soon learns that Tom speaks to a ghost, Zak, their mutual ancestor who fought in the Civil War. Zak warns Tom of imminent danger.An old enemy, Benjamin, who has lived off the grid in the northern California woods, has plotted revenge for 35 years. Long forgotten to Daniel, he now lurks nearby, ready to act. Benjamin's traumatically disturbed, brilliant, adopted daughter, Morrigan, unknown to Daniel is one of his favorite students.While Daniel's close friends strategize with Tom how to warn him - under their noses Benjamin kidnaps Daniel. What follows takes place in the wilds of Northern California. Benjamin enacts his psychotic obsession with the Confederacy and his revenge on Daniel about who betrayed whom when they were students writing their dissertations about the Civil War with opposite points of view. His elaborate scheme involves a final apocalyptic scene where what happens is not what it seems.And just when things seem to be finally over, Zak warns that they are not - until the final and fateful end.…

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 284 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Life should be happy for Moremi Ashanti with her comfortable life in Berkeley, California, a handsome and successful husband, Professor Peter Abosanjo, and a bright and joyful eight-year-old son - but something is wrong, and she doesn't know what or why. Ten years into her life in the U.S., Moremi remains haunted by the untimely deaths of her parents. Forced to leave her Nigerian homeland during the military regime, Moremi feels more than ever the loss of the friends and culture she left behind. Her ancestors and shapeshifting water spirit Mami Wata, ramp up their intrusive, cryptic warnings. Confused and in need of help, Moremi finds an ally in psychologist Rebecca Calhoun, who understands dreams and the perilous implications of these warnings. Moremi and Rebecca are pulled into a tense cat and mouse game as they enlist a team of brilliant, but eccentric, friends to confront an agile, psychopathic assassin. They must solve the ultimate puzzle involving a chain of secrets and betrayals that began long ago. Ancestors encompasses a circuitous world of lies, political murder, corporate cover-ups and African Voudou that pulls unlikely American allies into a drama that plays out across Northern California, Washington State and Nigeria, ending with a final reckoning set in motion long before Moremi and Peter were born. …