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To: zonder who wrote (15674)	3/5/2003 10:20:51 AM
From: GROUND ZERO™	Respond to of 25898

Janie, Johnny, whatever... it figures, too... GZ

To: zonder who wrote (15674)	3/5/2003 12:02:17 PM
From: BubbaFred	Respond to of 25898

He wrote stories and two of them published. I think one was to become a movie for TV. Twilight's Last Gleaming by Ira Paul Moskowitz Product Details Paperback: 189 pages; Dimensions (in inches): 0.47 x 8.54 x 5.58 Publisher: PublishAmerica; (December 18, 2001) ISBN: 1588515435 Average Customer Review: Based on 4 reviews. Write a review. Amazon.com Sales Rank: 589,868 Editorial Reviews Book Description This is a complex and fast moving novel about ordinary people who get caught up in a major international incident even though they were not directly involved. During a routine homicide investigation, NYPD homicide detective Lieutenant Jack Moretti discovers a military cover-up. It seems a US Navy missile destroyer positioned just off the coast accidentally shot down a commercial aircraft during radar target practice then fled the scene to avoid detection. Now, there are a string of homicides in the city and Moretti is their next target. Ransom Note by Paul Moskowitz (Author) Product Details Paperback: 124 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.33 x 8.68 x 5.60 Publisher: PublishAmerica, Inc. ; (November 2002) ISBN: 1591298067 Editorial Reviews Book Description Ransom Note is a compelling story of a mother's love and kidnapper’s desperation, and how these two powerful human emotions come face to face. Young Billy Halyard and his two friends are new members of an outlaw gang. The three kidnap a child for ransom. They believe they have the child of a wealthy family, but they mistakenly take the child of a low-income working family. When they learn of their mix-up, Billy insists it's a trick to make them give up the child without ransom. Upon learning of the kidnapping, the gang leader becomes outraged. Now, Billy is not only in trouble with the law, but he's also in dangerous trouble with the gang. His nifty plan for easy money quickly begins to unravel, and the already tense situation becomes even more desperate.