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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A fallen Wall Street banker walks out of a federal prison after ten long years, with nothing left but an aging RV, a small bank balance, and a hidden offshore secret that threatens what little peace he finds.Mitch Morrison was once a wealthy, high flying stock trader at global investment banking goliath. His greed backfired as he was left holding the bag when the authorities cracked down on their illegal trading schemes. We meet him on the day of his release from federal prison. Now, he can barely navigate a bus route, let alone his second chance at freedom. Longing to reconnect with his estranged son, fuming over the long past betrayal of the colleagues who crossed him, and overwhelmed with shame, Mitch hits the road with no plan beyond cheap coffee, a working engine, and the search for somewhere quiet to disappear and set down roots.As he drifts south into small-town America, Mitch finds unexpected refuge in a worn-in, no-nonsense boxing gym. He finds a sense of family in a grizzly old coach and in a struggling laundromat. He finds his place to set down roots through pain and suffering. Between heavy bags, late-night drives, and the ghosts of his past trades, he's forced to confront the final temptation of his past crimes -and the question that won't let him go: does he deserve a fresh start, or a final reckoning This is a gritty, character-driven story about shame, redemption, the weight of the stain of a felony, far beyond the headlines, and one man's fight to rebuild a life when the outside world has already moved on. The ultimate lesson learned: there is freedom to be found in utter failure and when a man has nothing left to lose. For the readers of Willy Vlautin, Philip Meyer and Peter Heller.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A fallen Wall Street banker walks out of a federal prison after ten long years, with nothing left but an aging RV, a small bank balance, and a hidden offshore secret that threatens what little peace he finds.Mitch Morrison was once a wealthy, high flying stock trader at global investment banking goliath. His greed backfired as he was left holding the bag when the authorities cracked down on their illegal trading schemes. We meet him on the day of his release from federal prison. Now, he can barely navigate a bus route, let alone his second chance at freedom. Longing to reconnect with his estranged son, fuming over the long past betrayal of the colleagues who crossed him, and overwhelmed with shame, Mitch hits the road with no plan beyond cheap coffee, a working engine, and the search for somewhere quiet to disappear and set down roots.As he drifts south into small-town America, Mitch finds unexpected refuge in a worn-in, no-nonsense boxing gym. He finds a sense of family in a grizzly old coach and in a struggling laundromat. He finds his place to set down roots through pain and suffering. Between heavy bags, late-night drives, and the ghosts of his past trades, he's forced to confront the final temptation of his past crimes -and the question that won't let him go: does he deserve a fresh start, or a final reckoning?This is a gritty, character-driven story about shame, redemption, the weight of the stain of a felony, far beyond the headlines, and one man's fight to rebuild a life when the outside world has already moved on. The ultimate lesson learned: there is freedom to be found in utter failure and when a man has nothing left to lose. For the readers of Willy Vlautin, Philip Meyer and Peter Heller. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Michael Cline (born 1973) is a contemporary fabulist, describing an almost hellish version of the American Dream in which the streets are not paved with gold but littered with vagrants, violence and the remnants of whatever social contract may once have existed, all executed in soothing pastel tones and children's illustration-style drawing. This is the first monograph on the New York-based artist.…

First edition. Octavo (11" x 8-3/4"). 3 vols. Dark green boards illustrated with color photos, spines lettered in yellow and white. An otherwise fine, as new, ex-library set with minimal markings (i.e. rubber stamps on title pages and at bottoms of text blocks). This 3-volume set is the third in the series of final publications of the Megiddo Expedition (see Megiddo III: The 1992-1996 Seasons, 2000; Megiddo IV: The 1998-2002 Seasons, 2006). It reports the finds in the 2004-2008 seasons, with several references to the campaign of 2010. The main topics dealt with are: a final account of the Early Bronze Age cultic compound; excavations of the late Iron I layer in Area H and the Late Bronze II-III layers in Area K; report on the investigation of Schumacher's Nordburg and Chamber f and its surroundings; the Late Bronze II-III, Iron I, and Iron IIA pottery of Megiddo; and a variety of microarchaeology studies. (OCLC) Contents: Vol I -- SECTION ONE: INTRODUCTION -- Chapter 1: THE 2004-2008 SEASONS -- SECTION TWO: STRATIGRAPHY AND ARCHITECTURE -- Chapter 2: AREAJ -- Part I: Introduction -- Part II: Sub-Area Lower J -- Part III: The Main Sector of Area J -- Adams Part IV: Sub-Area Upper J -- Part V: Analyses of Sediments from the Level J-4 Temple Floor -- Chapter 3: AREA K -- Part I: Levels K-8 and K-7 -- Part II: Level K-6 -- Chapter 4: AREA M -- Part I: The Excavation -- Part II: An Architectural Study of Chamber F -- Part III: Another Interpretation of the Remains -- The Nordburg and Chamber F -- Chapter 5: AREA H: LEVELS H-9 TO H-5 -- Chapter 6: AREA L -- Chapter 7: AREA P -- Vol II -- SECTION THREE: POTTERY -- Chapter 8: THE EARLY BRONZE AGE POTTERY FROM AREA J -- Chapter 9: ExPERIMENTAL ARCHAEOLOGY: INVESTIGATING A UNIQUE BURNISHING TECHNIQUE ON AN EARLY BRONzE III JUG -- Chapter 10: THE LATE BRONZE IIB POTTERY FROM LEVELS K-8 AND K-7 -- Chapter 11: CYPRIOT, MYCENAEAN AND DERIVATIVE FORMS FROM LEVELS K-8 AND K-7 -- Chapter 12: THE LATE BRONzE III AND IRON I POTTERY: LEVELS K-6, M-6, M-5, M-4 AND H-9 -- Chapter 13: THE IRON IIA POTTERY -- Vol III -- SECTION FOUR: OTHER FINDS -- CHAPTER 14: THE CHIPPED STONE ASSEMBLAGE -- Chapter 15: THE SMALL FINDS -- Chapter 16: THE GROUNDSTONE ASSEMBLAGE -- Chapter 17: STAMP-SEAL AMULETS -- Chapter 18: CYLINDER SEALS -- Chapter 19: THE AMULETS -- Chapter 20: FIGURATIVE CLAY ARTEFACTS -- Chapter 21: A LATE BRONZE AGE GOLD PENDANT FROM AREA k -- Chapter 22: A DOUBLE AXE FROM LEVEL H-9 -- Chapter 23: TEXTILE PRODUCTION -- Chapter 24: GAMES -- SECTION FIVE: ENVIRONMENTAL AND PHYSICAL STUDIES -- Chapter 25: RADIOCARBON DATING OF THE IRON AGE LEVELS -- Chapter 26: THE HUMAN REMAINS -- Chapter 27: FAUNAL REMAINS FROM THE IRON AGE LEVELS -- Chapter 28: MICROMAMMALIAN REMAINS -- Chapter 29: MOLLUSC SHELLS -- Chapter 30: WOOD REMAINS.; Chapter 31: PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF IRON AGE VESSELS -- Chapter 32: PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF LATE BRONZE III, LATE IRON I AND IRON IIA POTTERY -- Chapter 33: MICROMORPHOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS IN AREA K: IMPLICATIONS FOR TRASH DISPOSAL BEHAVIOUR -- Chapter 34: GEOARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDY IN AREA K: THRESHING FLOOR OR MIDDEN? -- Chapter 35: METALWORKING IN AREA K: A REEVALUATUION -- Chapter 36: IN SEARCH OF THE MIDDLE BRONzE AGE CITY-GATE: INTRODUCTION TO THE GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS -- Chapter 37: ELECTROMAGNETIC SURVEY IN THE VICINITY OF AREA F -- Chapter 38: MAGNETIC PROSPECTING TO THE NORTH OF THE LATE BRONZE CITY GATE -- SECTION SIX: SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS -- Chapter 39: COMMENTS ON THE EARLY BRONzE CULTIC COMPOUND, 1992-2010 -- Chapter 40: ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL CONCLUSIONS -- Indices of Loci -- Field Loci -- Final Loci. This set is Monograph Number 31 of the Tel Aviv University, Sonia and Marco Nadler Institute of Archaeology series.…

Rare complete set of 3 volumes. Eisenbrauns, Winona Lake, IN, 2013. First edition. In-4. Vol. I: x & 291 pages. Vol. II: x pages, then pages 295-828. Vol. III: x pages, then pages 829-1397. Original cloth with dust-jacket, a fine set. From the library of Egyptologist Charles Cornell Van Siclen III (VSX). Language: English. This set ships from the USA, shipping costs will be updated accordingly (TXR). Relevant subjects: Egypt: New Kingdom, Pyramids, Tombs, Temples & Towns, Biblical Studies, Levant.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A fallen Wall Street banker walks out of a federal prison after ten long years, with nothing left but an aging RV, a small bank balance, and a hidden offshore secret that threatens what little peace he finds.Mitch Morrison was once a wealthy, high flying stock trader at global investment banking goliath. His greed backfired as he was left holding the bag when the authorities cracked down on their illegal trading schemes. We meet him on the day of his release from federal prison. Now, he can barely navigate a bus route, let alone his second chance at freedom. Longing to reconnect with his estranged son, fuming over the long past betrayal of the colleagues who crossed him, and overwhelmed with shame, Mitch hits the road with no plan beyond cheap coffee, a working engine, and the search for somewhere quiet to disappear and set down roots.As he drifts south into small-town America, Mitch finds unexpected refuge in a worn-in, no-nonsense boxing gym. He finds a sense of family in a grizzly old coach and in a struggling laundromat. He finds his place to set down roots through pain and suffering. Between heavy bags, late-night drives, and the ghosts of his past trades, he's forced to confront the final temptation of his past crimes -and the question that won't let him go: does he deserve a fresh start, or a final reckoning?This is a gritty, character-driven story about shame, redemption, the weight of the stain of a felony, far beyond the headlines, and one man's fight to rebuild a life when the outside world has already moved on. The ultimate lesson learned: there is freedom to be found in utter failure and when a man has nothing left to lose. For the readers of Willy Vlautin, Philip Meyer and Peter Heller. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…