Books with author James P. Harrington

Paul Richter returns in his most dangerous mission yet.In Syria, a ritualistic ISIS beheading seems like another barbaric part of a terrible war. But this time is different…In London, Paul Richter is briefed about a series of seemingly unconnected events, notably a terrifying spate of seemingly random shootings in America. Something doesn’t quite fit. Before long Richter is on the case and in the line of fire.It seems a plot far bigger than anyone could have imagined is brewing from the mountains of the Hindu Kush and the deserts of Syria to the heart of Middle America.With no information, the clock is ticking for Richter – and millions of innocent lives.For readers of James Patterson, Will Jordan and Chris Ryan, the Agent Paul Richter series is intense, visceral and totally unmissable.

Brady is going to Europe—with her mother! It's a family coming-of-age tradition, so there's no way out of it. To make the trip more interesting, Brady's best gal pal, Delia, has written four things Brady must do while she's in Europe—and Delia used permanent marker so Brady can't chicken out. Brady would never do these things without some encouragement (AKA pressure) from Delia.

Excerpt from Karuk Indian MythsIndian myths are valuable as literature in direct proportion to the faithfulness to the old style Indian linguistic form in which they are told. Volumes of mythology distorted by being told loosely in English will be of only secondary usefulness in the future, when ethnology and mythology have become more exacting sciences. The only proper method for recording mythology is to obtain the services of a good mythologist and then to take down syllable by syllable in his own language, with unrestrained literary freedom, the story as he tells it, and as nearly as possible as he heard it from those a little farther back in the lines of elders.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

Lucy's (completely cool and totally true) E-Journal is a true-to-life confession of an 11 year old who has a lot on her mind. It's lighthearted but honest in dealing with life's twists and turns.Lucy is 11, and it's her first day of summer vacation. Lucy anticipates that it's going to be one freaky summer, so she decides to right a tell-all E-Journal -- in an attempt to deal with it all. She figures if she can survive sleepaway camp, make up with her best friend, and keep her biggest enemy from moving in next door, then maybe everything will turn out OK. Maybe.

: Larry the Leprechaun is irate. He lives in an enchanted forest in Ireland and makes his living by loaning gold to other creatures. This loanshark leprechaun is very much the head honcho, until a family moves into the dilapidated house located just next to his woods and encroaches on his kingdom. Through the imaginative writing of James Harrington and the delightful illustrations of John Fitzgerald, Larry's turf comes alive. As his new neighbor's greedy young son, Paudraig, starts snooping around the woods, Larry tries to keep his golden stash a secret. The crafty leprechaun soon meets his match in Paudraig. Both the leprechaun and the boy have good traits and bad ones. The trick is learning to recognize that the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow doesn't always bring you happiness.

What happens when spring arrives, but a small town’s flowers do not rise? It’s a problem that only children can solve, but they need the help of forest fairies whose pixie dust is needed for flowers to bloom brightly. Come along on this magical journey as the children work together in a creative quest to lure the fairies, and their pixie dust, back home. Fairy lovers of all ages will love this story of fairies and children working together to solve a problem using imagination and ingenuity. With fun, vibrant artwork and playful rhyming text, this book will be a favorite on your child's shelf. A portion of the proceeds of each purchase will go to support Raising Writers, whose mission is to help train and support the next generation of young authors in American.