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Books by James Gulisano James Gulisano has also published a few books, and plans on writing more.
"If you've got a story to tell -- tell it. I'm a history buff. Both of these books represent stories on topics I've taken an interest in at some point. The first book I ever wrote, Second Shooter, is a supernatural thriller that delves into the 'what-ifs' surrounding JFK's assassination. The Course of Human Events was inspired by a ghost story. As I investigated the story, I learned that the actual events that engulfed the Townsend household were actually more compelling than the alleged haunting of Raynham Hall. You'll be able to read Second Shooter on any given rainy weekend. The Course of Human Events is a more in-depth read, and should prove entertaining to those interested in the American Revolutionary War -- especially those fascinated by espionage. Enjoy!" -- JG | Second Shooter $10.95 Order your copy today! 
One man. Two lifetimes. Mike Lloyd is a nice guy. But once upon a time, he wasn't so nice. Once upon a time, in another body, in another life, Mike Lloyd was at the heart of the greatest unsolved murder in American history. Now, it's all coming back. Second Shooter: Discover once and for all who pulled the trigger. | The Course of Human Events $14.95 Order your copy today! 
At the height of the American Revolutionary War two men were destined to cross paths on a journey to infamy. Heroic and misunderstood General Benedict Arnold and poetic and well-liked Major John André had two things in common: ambition and Peggy Shippen, the woman who would become Arnold's wife. When Arnold becomes dissatisfied with his treatment at the hands of his fellow countrymen, he turns to his wife's one-time suitor to design a dark conspiracy. Meanwhile, the Townsend family, patriots all (son Robert is an active spy for George Washington in New York), becomes unwilling hosts to British Queen Rangers. When young Sally Townsend becomes romantically involved with Colonel John Graves Simcoe, a window opens into the secret world of Simcoe and his trusted friend André. As the plot between Arnold and André develops, its greatest weakness emerges as the love of one of its strongest advocates. |
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