Don Hewson's Children Rise - Don Hewson, #7 - E-book - ePub

Name: Don Hewson's Children Rise
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Author: Charles James
ISBN: 9781370105878

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In "Don Hewson's Children Rise" (Book 7 in the Don Hewson series) Rebecca Johnson is headhunted, is very successful, and then is Called to a different service in Parliament. Ali Miah marries and is shanghaied for the third time. Robert Graham is at last able to walk. Mark Johnson's missionary stint nearly crashes because of a Las Vegas stripper. Damien Hewson thumps people. Charlotte Johnson's missionary experience is uplifting on many levels.
Tohur Miah earns a First Class Honours Degree. The Daar fashion business is doing well.

Date de parution

23/01/2017
Editeur

Editeurs divers USA
Collection

Don Hewson
ISBN

978-1-370-10587-8
EAN

9781370105878
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ePub

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Biographie de Charles James

For about twenty years I ran an immigration and political asylum lawyer practice in Bradford West Yorkshire. Some clients travelled literally hundreds of miles to see me. My business cards were posted to Kurdistan, Georgia, and Pakistan by satisfied clients. I have been active in the Labour Party since I joined in 1972.. Politically my claim to fame is that in 1986 I increased the Labour vote 80% to take the third safest Tory seat on Bradford Council.
I increased that vote 47% four years later to record the highest ever vote for any candidate in the ward. My immigration and political asylum experience comes over in the "Don Hewson" series of novels.