Product Description: Meet Rabbi Ben, master of Torah, Talmud and Taekwondo, kick-ass computer whiz and a quick study on the dark side of human nature. A knight errant and roving troubleshooter, Ben’s clientele invite him into situations where police are unwelcome and discretion is paramount...read more

The Native American activist recounts his struggle for Indian self-determination, his periods in prison, and his spiritual awakening

Even after 25 years in America, former South Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky is regarded as a national hero by three million fellow expatriots. He travels widely in the US and abroad, and is recognized and applauded by former US servicemen, to whom he remains a charismatic and admirable figure. Buddha's Child will flood the shadowy corners of South Vietnam's Byzantine political world with the bright light of truth. Ky will describe the Americans and their activities from the perspective of the Vietnamese patriot. Condemned by US Defense Secretary Robert McNamara as "the absolute bottom of the barrel," Ky was not expected to survive a week in the office into which he was thrust. Instead, he lasted three years, until he wrote himself out of office by penning the country's first constitution.

Commemorating the thirtieth anniversary of the first moonwalk, this vividly illustrated history of the laboratory that made many of the breakthroughs in space travel possible explores the machines, technology, and scientific theories originated by the scientists who worked here for half a century.

Twelve true stories describe the near-perfect crimes of such criminals as jet-setter Kazuyoshi Miura, cannibalistic maniac Jeffrey Dahmer, and globetrotter Thomas Devins, while revealing the critical errors that brought each to justice. Original.

Discusses the murders of a rich L.A. businessman and his wife, a crime masterminded by the couple's two sons

A pioneer of broadcasting describes how he built ABC into the number one TV network

Product Description: Book by Wolf, Marvin J.

Provides detailed accounts of more than sixty crimes, many involving Hollywood stars, with full facts as revealed in the police investigations, photographs, and unanswered questions about each case.

This analysis of Japanese business practices covers industries from automobiles to computers and argues that the success of Japanese business is founded upon methods such as industrial espionage, government subsidies leading to unfair pricing, dumping, and exploitation of domestic labor