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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. UCLA.1955. Blue skies are stirring with the first breezes of a powerful and long overdue storm that's about to sweep the country. Not even this bucolic Southern California university can escape the rising tension, as three new students from sharply different backgrounds soon discover. They form an unlikely but strengthening friendship, and before long this bond becomes their best protection against the unexpected threats that lie ahead.Excerpt from Chapter 15: "Yeah, you stay the hell away from his sister," added Jerrod, in what had to be the biggest fuckup in a long line of fuckups he'd been stringing together all day. James didn't respond, hoping it might somehow slide by unnoticed, but that was unlikely. There was no one to blame but himself, of course, since he knew from the start that Jerrod was unreliable, but he'd been left with no other options. He didn't run in the kind of circles that would offer him choices for a job like this, or that could follow through on threats like the one he'd just made, for that matter."We're going to leave now, so if you thought we were going to cut you, now is the time to relax. But if there's a next time, it won't be me and it'll get ugly, that's for sure. So you both think about that, for the good of the baby, right?"He felt bad about mentioning the baby at all, but this was his one chance to scare the guy off, and after all, it was his sister's safety he was trying to protect here. Fortunately, Jerrod kept his mouth shut and they both turned and walked toward the still wide-open front door. Aside from that one glaring mistake, James thought it had gone about as well as he could have expected and was looking forward to debriefing his sister at her place later in the day. As he crossed the threshold of the doorway and stepped into the brilliant sunshine, he could never have imagined that this reunion would be years away. This historical novel is set at UCLA in 1955. It explores the beginings of the fight for racial justice through the eyes of a new student who is a brilliant writer struggling to be heard in a literary world built on discriminatory practices. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -UCLA.1955. Blue skies are stirring with the first breezes of a powerful and long overdue storm that's about to sweep the country. Not even this bucolic Southern California university can escape the rising tension, as three new students from sharply different backgrounds soon discover. They form an unlikely but strengthening friendship, and before long this bond becomes their best protection against the unexpected threats that lie ahead.Excerpt from Chapter 15:'Yeah, you stay the hell away from his sister,' added Jerrod, in what had to be the biggest fuckup in a long line of fuckups he'd been stringing together all day. James didn't respond, hoping it might somehow slide by unnoticed, but that was unlikely. There was no one to blame but himself, of course, since he knew from the start that Jerrod was unreliable, but he'd been left with no other options. He didn't run in the kind of circles that would offer him choices for a job like this, or that could follow through on threats like the one he'd just made, for that matter.'We're going to leave now, so if you thought we were going to cut you, now is the time to relax. But if there's a next time, it won't be me and it'll get ugly, that's for sure. So you both think about that, for the good of the baby, right 'He felt bad about mentioning the baby at all, but this was his one chance to scare the guy off, and after all, it was his sister's safety he was trying to protect here. Fortunately, Jerrod kept his mouth shut and they both turned and walked toward the still wide-open front door. Aside from that one glaring mistake, James thought it had gone about as well as he could have expected and was looking forward to debriefing his sister at her place later in the day. As he crossed the threshold of the doorway and stepped into the brilliant sunshine, he could never have imagined that this reunion would be years away. 328 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - UCLA.1955. Blue skies are stirring with the first breezes of a powerful and long overdue storm that's about to sweep the country. Not even this bucolic Southern California university can escape the rising tension, as three new students from sharply different backgrounds soon discover. They form an unlikely but strengthening friendship, and before long this bond becomes their best protection against the unexpected threats that lie ahead.Excerpt from Chapter 15:'Yeah, you stay the hell away from his sister,' added Jerrod, in what had to be the biggest fuckup in a long line of fuckups he'd been stringing together all day. James didn't respond, hoping it might somehow slide by unnoticed, but that was unlikely. There was no one to blame but himself, of course, since he knew from the start that Jerrod was unreliable, but he'd been left with no other options. He didn't run in the kind of circles that would offer him choices for a job like this, or that could follow through on threats like the one he'd just made, for that matter.'We're going to leave now, so if you thought we were going to cut you, now is the time to relax. But if there's a next time, it won't be me and it'll get ugly, that's for sure. So you both think about that, for the good of the baby, right 'He felt bad about mentioning the baby at all, but this was his one chance to scare the guy off, and after all, it was his sister's safety he was trying to protect here. Fortunately, Jerrod kept his mouth shut and they both turned and walked toward the still wide-open front door. Aside from that one glaring mistake, James thought it had gone about as well as he could have expected and was looking forward to debriefing his sister at her place later in the day. As he crossed the threshold of the doorway and stepped into the brilliant sunshine, he could never have imagined that this reunion would be years away.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. UCLA.1955. Blue skies are stirring with the first breezes of a powerful and long overdue storm that's about to sweep the country. Not even this bucolic Southern California university can escape the rising tension, as three new students from sharply different backgrounds soon discover. They form an unlikely but strengthening friendship, and before long this bond becomes their best protection against the unexpected threats that lie ahead.Excerpt from Chapter 15: "Yeah, you stay the hell away from his sister," added Jerrod, in what had to be the biggest fuckup in a long line of fuckups he'd been stringing together all day. James didn't respond, hoping it might somehow slide by unnoticed, but that was unlikely. There was no one to blame but himself, of course, since he knew from the start that Jerrod was unreliable, but he'd been left with no other options. He didn't run in the kind of circles that would offer him choices for a job like this, or that could follow through on threats like the one he'd just made, for that matter."We're going to leave now, so if you thought we were going to cut you, now is the time to relax. But if there's a next time, it won't be me and it'll get ugly, that's for sure. So you both think about that, for the good of the baby, right?"He felt bad about mentioning the baby at all, but this was his one chance to scare the guy off, and after all, it was his sister's safety he was trying to protect here. Fortunately, Jerrod kept his mouth shut and they both turned and walked toward the still wide-open front door. Aside from that one glaring mistake, James thought it had gone about as well as he could have expected and was looking forward to debriefing his sister at her place later in the day. As he crossed the threshold of the doorway and stepped into the brilliant sunshine, he could never have imagined that this reunion would be years away. This historical novel is set at UCLA in 1955. It explores the beginings of the fight for racial justice through the eyes of a new student who is a brilliant writer struggling to be heard in a literary world built on discriminatory practices. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A botched heist got him in and a brilliant escape got him out. But it was what he learned along the way that got him home.Excerpt from chapter 22 (Downriver).Now I get it. We've got a head start, and for the first time, I allow myself to consider the possibility that we just might actually get away with it. I lean my head out the window and watch the corn fields fly by in an ecstatic blur, the hot wind in my face blasting into me a reminder that I'm now on the outside. It's then that it hits me: freedom is not a definition. Freedom is a feeling. It's not some minimum set of allowed choices or some defined area within which you're permitted to operate. It's a feeling. Freedom is a feeling. It's the exhilaration that rushes into the wake of an unburdening. It's not experienced by those who know they're free because they live in a free country. It's not experienced by those who depend upon others to remove their chains, at a time and place of the other's choosing and under other-dictated circumstances and rules. Now I realize why I couldn't accept their offer of release. I would have missed out on my real freedom, the kind that's known only to those who have freed themselves.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A botched heist got him in and a brilliant escape got him out. But it was what he learned along the way that got him home.Excerpt from chapter 22 (Downriver): .Now I get it. We've got a head start, and for the first time, I allow myself to consider the possibility that we just might actually get away with it. I lean my head out the window and watch the corn fields fly by in an ecstatic blur, the hot wind in my face blasting into me a reminder that I'm now on the outside. It's then that it hits me: freedom is not a definition. Freedom is a feeling. It's not some minimum set of allowed choices or some defined area within which you're permitted to operate. It's a feeling. Freedom is a feeling. It's the exhilaration that rushes into the wake of an unburdening. It's not experienced by those who know they're free because they live in a free country. It's not experienced by those who depend upon others to remove their chains, at a time and place of the other's choosing and under other-dictated circumstances and rules. Now I realize why I couldn't accept their offer of release. I would have missed out on my real freedom, the kind that's known only to those who have freed themselves. A heist story AND a prison escape story, told in interwoven sets of chapters that keeps you guessing about both until the very end. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. UCLA.1955. Blue skies are stirring with the first breezes of a powerful and long overdue storm that's about to sweep the country. Not even this bucolic Southern California university can escape the rising tension, as three new students from sharply different backgrounds soon discover. They form an unlikely but strengthening friendship, and before long this bond becomes their best protection against the unexpected threats that lie ahead.Excerpt from Chapter 15: "Yeah, you stay the hell away from his sister," added Jerrod, in what had to be the biggest fuckup in a long line of fuckups he'd been stringing together all day. James didn't respond, hoping it might somehow slide by unnoticed, but that was unlikely. There was no one to blame but himself, of course, since he knew from the start that Jerrod was unreliable, but he'd been left with no other options. He didn't run in the kind of circles that would offer him choices for a job like this, or that could follow through on threats like the one he'd just made, for that matter."We're going to leave now, so if you thought we were going to cut you, now is the time to relax. But if there's a next time, it won't be me and it'll get ugly, that's for sure. So you both think about that, for the good of the baby, right?"He felt bad about mentioning the baby at all, but this was his one chance to scare the guy off, and after all, it was his sister's safety he was trying to protect here. Fortunately, Jerrod kept his mouth shut and they both turned and walked toward the still wide-open front door. Aside from that one glaring mistake, James thought it had gone about as well as he could have expected and was looking forward to debriefing his sister at her place later in the day. As he crossed the threshold of the doorway and stepped into the brilliant sunshine, he could never have imagined that this reunion would be years away. This historical novel is set at UCLA in 1955. It explores the beginings of the fight for racial justice through the eyes of a new student who is a brilliant writer struggling to be heard in a literary world built on discriminatory practices. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A botched heist got him in and a brilliant escape got him out. But it was what he learned along the way that got him home.Excerpt from chapter 22 (Downriver): .Now I get it. We've got a head start, and for the first time, I allow myself to consider the possibility that we just might actually get away with it. I lean my head out the window and watch the corn fields fly by in an ecstatic blur, the hot wind in my face blasting into me a reminder that I'm now on the outside. It's then that it hits me: freedom is not a definition. Freedom is a feeling. It's not some minimum set of allowed choices or some defined area within which you're permitted to operate. It's a feeling. Freedom is a feeling. It's the exhilaration that rushes into the wake of an unburdening. It's not experienced by those who know they're free because they live in a free country. It's not experienced by those who depend upon others to remove their chains, at a time and place of the other's choosing and under other-dictated circumstances and rules. Now I realize why I couldn't accept their offer of release. I would have missed out on my real freedom, the kind that's known only to those who have freed themselves. A heist story AND a prison escape story, told in interwoven sets of chapters that keeps you guessing about both until the very end. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. From the Remains of the Melting Pot | Duzeet Madeer | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Catamount Mountain Press | EAN 9798994747117 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. In & Out of Folsom | Duzeet Madeer | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Catamount Mountain Press | EAN 9798994747100 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.