Are We Almost There Boston

From Boston to Chicago, Miami to San Diego, America is chock-full of great cities and regions that are undeniably great places to spend a day, a weekend, or more. But where to take the kids? Whether one is a city-dwelling parent, a suburban day-tripper, or a vacationer, GPP Travel's new Are We Almost There? series shows where. Readers will feel like locals in the know with these easy-to-use, highly portable, and kid-friendly guides—which have all the latest information on where to keep the kids entertained without ever getting bored yourself. Soon they'll be the ones asking, “Are We Almost There?!” Each guide includes: • A clear, incredibly easy-to-use popout® map • Full-color interior, in a highly portable, 5 1/8 x 3 3/4 trim size • Information for families with children aged 2 to 12 • Popular attractions such as museums, zoos, parks, and entertainment venues • Family-friendly places to stay and kid-friendly restaurants • A calendar of kid-friendly events

2006 proves to be a deadly year for journalists and dissenters in the Russian Federation. Hard-hitting investigative reporter Mara Belovskaya was shot and killed in the lobby of her apartment building. Her friend, Russian defector Karol Malenkov, was poisoned in a London sushi bar while investigating her murder. Evidence points to the Russian government. Mara has left behind a computer disk containing damaging information for Russia. When a list of double agents also surfaces, the FBI hires Private Investigator, Matt Dawson to find and retrieve the computer disk and the list before they fall into the wrong hands. There are very powerful people with dubious motives who also want to take possession of the CD and the list. Unfortunately, they all know that the only person standing in their way is Matt Dawson. Return to Darkness, is the third book in the Matt Dawson series about a disbarred lawyer turned private investigator, whose exciting adventures take him to exotic, far-away places.

Thirteen O'Clock Press authors have come together to re-invent the horror short story genre with these terrible tales courtesy of the infamous witch's cauldron.

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