Triple Play delivers international intrigue -- three baseball adventure stories in one easy-to-read 240-page paperback. Set in different countries around the world, each story reveals a baseball secret unknown until now!

Last Man Out -- young US Navy ballplayer Matt Matsuo is marooned in wartime Japan -- on a secret mission that lands him in the battle of Midway... but on the wrong side! An exciting action adventure, for teens and adults.

The Magic Baseball -- how Don Larsen pitched a perfect game in the 1956 World Series -- and why it was all 9-year- old Jimmy Johnson’s fault. Great for younger readers.

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Self-Publishing Secrets is for any author who wants increased earnings. It is filled with practical, real-world examples on how to self- publish a paperback with zero advance printing costs... and profit from the POD Print On Demand revolution! This clear, step-by-step guide also shows how to make truly inter-active PDF e-books with embedded Flash and video multimedia... as well as e- books for Kindle, Nook, Android, and iBook readers.

Drawing for Money is about making a very good living from art- related work. How to earn significantly more than the US average family income, even while you are still single! You’ll learn to leverage your real talent – your drawing abilty – in different occupations where your visual communications skills add great value. Opportunities for artists in different key industry sectors are  thoroughly covered. Extensive real-world experience and examples -- plus hundreds of links to help you make more money doing the work you love.

From Triple Play... two stories sold individually

Note -- these two books are much better in PDF format -- with hundreds of hyperlinks and illustrations. Check out my CVP Communicator Value Package ...best in PDF!

Here’s a photo of one of my books on the basic Kindle reader. Personal opinion -- Kindle is great, just great, for fiction. For novels, and for short stories, like my Triple Play: Three Exciting Baseball Adventures. Fiction is just easy and convenient to read on a Kindle. But non-fiction is a very different matter. Here, you need the image clarity that PDFs and print offer. And, in PDF format, you can easily use active links and other interactive material, like scripted Flash simulations. There’s another reason I like PDFs. As an author, I can sell them without encryption -- so my readers can copy or print as they wish. I don’t like the Apple, Nook, and Kindle DRM scrambling... ‘Digital Rights Management,’ they call it. No. If you buy something, all ownership rights should transfer at the time of sale, just like when you buy a Coca-Cola.

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