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Kentucky Colonels of the American Basketball Association: The Real Story of a Team Left Behind gives an inside look at one of the most intriguing times in the history of professional basketball; and the city of Louisville and the state of Kentucky were enjoying every bit of it. And then as quickly as the Colonels appeared, they were gone. They had been around just long enough to win a world championship and showcase not only some of the best basketball players in the history of the game, but also some of its most colorful characters. Perhaps this book should have been written years ago, but there always seemed to be plenty of time. And then one day, a generation or two removed, someone asked what happened to that pro-basketball team back in the 60s and 70s? BAM, it hits you. This book had to be written. Here are never-before-told stories that only Lloyd “Pink” Gardner would know. He lived it and Gary P. West wrote it.

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Why is it that "the one that got away" sometimes intrigues us ore than the one that didn't? Sara Anderson, a kindergarten teacher engaged to handsome young minister Daniel Parker, faces that question and many more when she is called for jury duty and discovers that an old flame is the prosecuting attorney. During a week-long jury trial, Sara faces a torrent of emotions -- betrayal, bitterness, fear, and worry -- all while listening to the evidence of the case at hand. Despite her own troubles, Sara is drawn into the story of young Justin Hargis, the defendant in the case, and his assertion that he doesn't remember striking and killing the teenage girl whose death led to the trial. Sara suspects there is more to the story than meets the eye, but she isn't prepared for the answer to be so shockingly close to her own heart.

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Donna Brown Wilkerson attended the University of Tennessee College of Law and is a graduate of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America National College of Advocacy. As a former trial lawyer, county bar association president, case law editor, research assistant, law clerk, legal secretary, campaign worker, and jury foreperson, she has a multi-faceted perspective on the legal system. She is also a serious amateur photographer and a former senior adult Sunday school teacher. She is originally from the Upper Cumberland area of middle Tennessee but now lives in Kentucky with her husband, their four children, and a rescued Australian Shepherd named Tilly.

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"Two Seconds Late" is a modern twist on the biblical story of Esther.  When a young woman begins dating a state politician, she has no idea she is a player in a deadly conspiracy that involves human tagging technology.  Every second counts in a race for her life, and she is already late.

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Eric Wilson is the author of twelve novels, including Fireproof which spent 17 weeks on the NY Times Bestseller List.  He loves exploring the earth's tension between heaven and hell, painting believeable characters in the process.