White Truck

An Inspirational Memoir of a Studebaker Dealer Turned Progressive Farmer Alongside an Advocate for Love--The Love Story of Ray and Ocie Lue Snodgrass My 1987 project to gather pictures, stories, and cards for Mom and Dad’s 60th-anniversary scrapbook turned into a journey of wonderment and love that I didn’t foresee. After Mom’s death, I never intended to read their World War II love letters. Mom was so protective of them, it almost seemed like a violation of their passionate love. But I am so glad I read that first letter and kept reading. I read their wartime pledges to love each ...

The CEO is in control. And he's going to put his sexy, innocent new hire in her place. Busty secretary Mallory has no experience with men. But she craves her CEO and will do anything to please him. So rough, dominant Mr. Randall is about to teach Mallory a lesson she'll never forget. Can she handle pleasuring every man at the truck stop? Or will it stretch her too far?

An Inspirational Memoir of a Studebaker Dealer Turned Progressive Farmer Alongside an Advocate for Love--The Love Story of Ray and Ocie Lue Snodgrass. My 1987 project to gather pictures, stories, and cards for Mom and Dad’s 60th-anniversary scrapbook turned into a journey of wonderment and love that I didn’t foresee. After Mom’s death, I never intended to read their World War II love letters. Mom was so protective of them, it almost seemed like a violation of their passionate love. But I am so glad I read that first letter and kept reading. I read their wartime pledges to love each ...

One big storm. One chance at freedom. One killer decision that will damn him forever. When the world collapses, temptation rises from the wreckage, and it's every damned man for himself. In the aftermath of a catastrophic storm up in the Adirondacks—short but killer tornadoes, lightning strikes, wildfires, hurricane strong winds, and chaos—a broke ex-con stumbles onto what could be his one shot at salvation: a wrecked Wells Fargo armored truck lying beside a blown-apart rural "stop-and-rob." The good news: The guards are dead, and the money is intact. The bad news: The law is fast on ...

Here's a biographical profile of the White brothers who built steamers and trucks and developed a reputation for unique marketing concepts. "The Fight of the Century" took place in 1910, pitting Jack Johnson, the first African American heavyweight boxing champion against Jim Jefferies who was white. The fight was shrouded with racial tension and gave rise to the term "Great White Hope," referring to the need to find a white man capable of defeating the black champion.