Böcker av Peter Eagle

A hard day teaching dance. Finish work and head to the beach. It's an appealing prospect especially when that beach is the North Shore of Oahu, on the beautiful Hawaiian Islands. Whether it is standing by the ancient temple looking out to sea, having a coffee on any of the waterfront cafes or swimming in the warm blue ocean, the beach is one of those paradise-like places about which we all dream...It might be a touch different today to what it was like back in the mid-1980s, but the ambience is little changed. On July 6th 1985, a talented and enthusiastic student planned to go to that beauty spot along with friends when she finished teaching her dance class at the Rosalie Woodson Dance Academy, located in the 'Aiea district of Honolulu. ..But Diane Yayoe Suzuki never made it. Her class finished at 3.00pm, but by the time her friend arrived fifteen minutes later, the student was missing. She has never been seen since.

Pensamientos de Riqueza esta inspirado en los pensamientos de grandes Mentes Millonarias de la historia. Las acciones que cada hombre exitoso tomó para formar una fortuna y atraer riquezas a su vida. Si estas leyendo este libro, es porque tienes un propósito el cual debes cumplir. Eres merecedor de complementar todos tus anhelos. Este pergamino muestra los principios de las grandes mentes millonarias. Al finalizar tu lectura, tendrás la garantía que llevaras una vida llena de riquezas.

A little jewel in the middle of the desert where men are being killed. Gems in the Hotel is more than a crime novel. We are surrounded by people who appear to be who they really are not. People who claim to love us but actually stab us in the back. We will never fully know what is real. Gems in the Hotel is an example of that. A hotel becomes the perfect place for a murderer to carry out the most heinous acts. Challenging a detective to follow the clues that lead to the capture of this mysterious person. However, it will be difficult because the detective is looking for the killer in the wrong place, without imagining that the killer is closer than he thinks.