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Bliskey, Joe

 
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Synopsis

A work of historical fiction which portrays a family in crisis during the second World War. The story unfolds in a small-town America, a seemingly unlikely place to pique the interest of America’s enemies abroad. Conflict and suspense unfold amid the beliefs of two brothers on opposite sides of a set of ideals that clashed in their native Ireland and climaxed in their new homeland. There is a resounding ring of truth and timelessness here in the family’s struggle to do what is right and in the concerns and policies of authorities sworn to protect the citizenry.

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À propos de l'auteur

Joe Bliskey grew up in Pennsylvania, where he spent his first twenty-one years on the edge of the Allegheny National Forest. He is a professional musician, lyricist and published poet who wrote a newspaper column for a time in his hometown weekly about music and film. He moved his family to Texas in 1980 where he took a job in high-tech industry and continued to play part time in local rock and country bands. His first two novels, The Parent File and The Jonas File will be published soon as a series. The former is a medical mystery and the second is a humor piece about three boys who grew up in Roswell, New Mexico in the 1970s.

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