Jan Merlin

• Jun-1982
• / Historical Romance
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A TRAGIC LOVE WHICH DESTINED THEIR LIVES. -- For Jordan, his passion for Yukiko was as intense and as sudden as a tropical storm ending just as abruptly. When he returned to her and his son, he was years too late. -- Yukiko was as soft and gentle...

• Dec-2001
• / Mystery
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In the tradition of SUNSET BOULEVARD,THE PLAYER, FEDORA, TWO WEEKS IN ANOTHER TOWN, and THE BAD AND THE BEAUTIFUL, comes another amazing insider look at the world of Hollywood. SHOOTING MONTEZUMA: a hollywood monster story, takes fans of film-making ...

• Jan-2002
• / General Fiction
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• Feb-2002
• / Historical
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In this scathing depiction of Americaââ,¬â"¢s military presence during the US Occupation of Japan, an unmarried Japanese girl is banished from home to raise her Amerasian son by a US Navy sailor in the pleasure district of Osaka. Subjected to discri...

• Jul-2002
• / Fantasy
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• Sep-2003
• / General Fiction
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THE PAID COMPANION OF J. WILKES BOOTH arises out of years of research and intense collaboration by two writers interested in the accurate rendering of the 19th century, especially theater history and the plight of Confederate deserters like the Lewis...

• Oct-2010
• / General Fiction
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Two stories under one cover.

THE BAKLA'S CROSS: The Philippine Republic is a grand place for fun and games. Angel Butol, ex-guerilla, ex-policeman, and former supplier of film extras and other delights, gets involved with an American treasure ...

• Oct-2010
• / General Fiction
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A Yao tribesman, Sidi Mubarak Mumbai, trekked for many years with legendary British explorers on dangerous safaris into the Dark Continent. GUNBEARERâ€"Part One, the first of two books concerning his travels as John Hanning Speke’s gunbearer is a u...

• Oct-2010
• / General Fiction
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In GUNBEARER Part Two, the tribesman Sidi Mubarak Mumbai depicts the safari undertaken to prove Speke’s claim regarding the source of the Nile. It was a happier journey shared with Captain James Augustus Grant, despite interminable delays, illness,...

• Oct-2010
• / General Fiction
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GYPSIES DON?T LIE transports the reader to the Great Depression world of a heroic immigrant Polish mother trying to raise her two children among New York City tenements, where people with hopeful dreams are preyed upon by very real nightmares. In the...