Best Selling Books by Don Williams

The CAC Boomerang has a unique place in Australian aviation history, being the nation''s only home designed and produced fighter. The design was born in dark days at the start of the Pacific War when the RAAF possessed not a single modern fighter and the southwards onslaught of Japanese forces seemed unstoppable. The single seat Boomerang owed its origins to the Wirraway two seat general purpose aircraft produced by the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation in Melbourne. Because of existing Wirraway production, a Boomerang prototype flew less than six months after the design was conceived - a remarkable achievement. Lacking the performance of contemporaries such as America''s P-39 and P-40 and Japan''s Zero, the Boomerang''s subsequent history is chequered. It served with three RAAF home defence squadrons in the fighter interceptor role but had only fleeting, unsuccessful, contact with enemy aircraft. However, the Boomerang found its true niche as an army cooperation aircraft, and the type gave very useful service with Nos. 4 and 5 Squadrons in New Guinea and Bougainville. With hindsight the Boomerang provided an insurance policy if other fighters could not be obtained from the US and Britain. In that role it was successful, and its production maintained a skilled wartime workforce at the CAC factory. This is the first stand-alone history of the Boomerang. The author Don Williams examines this unique aircraft and its origins, service and the men that flew it.

Cute Design Journal Dot Grid Notebook small diary/journal/notebook to write in. for creative writing, creating list, for scheduling, Organizing and Recording your thoughts. Perfectly sized at 6"x9" 120 page softcover bookbinding flexible Paperback

"Michelle Sharper an average social girl paved her way out her first heartbreak; she met someone who apparently is to be a rebound but unfortunately brought her the unexpected"...

The one hundred Adirondack stories printed here preserve a portion of the oral and written history of life in the Adirondacks.

A programmed learning course in the Australian Aboriginal dialect, Gupapuyngu, designed for secondary school pupils.

Fifteen-year-old Lib Rinke is perfectly comfortable at home with his fascinating books and television game shows. He has no interest in tagging along with his father and brother on their outdoor expeditions. But this year he couldn''t get out of it. Lib finds himself heading toward Shadow Creek and the Tumbledown Ranch with his father, brother, and the Burr twins, Foy and Coy. He''s got Traveling with Termite and Spud stashed to read for passing the time, but the great outdoors ends up being quite the adventure. From simple father-and-son bonding to an encounter with Bigfoot at Mermaid Falls, Lib is constantly finding new surprises. And the biggest one of all is that he has the power to speak up for himself. By the time the group finally leaves their friends at the Tumbledown Ranch, Lib is ready to branch out. He makes strides he never thought possible, all with his father at his side. In this thought-provoking tale of a young man finding himself, a portrait of familial love and self-confidence unfolds. Initially held back by frustrating speech impediments, Lib is on the way to a big transformation.

Exploring Philadelphia is a unique look into the city from it''s rugged time worn streets to it''s most modern skyscrapers you''ll see sights high and low experienced by few before.

This book is the complete A-Z Do It Yourself Outbound Contact Center Manual teaching entrepreneurs and businesses how to launch their own successful outbound contact center campaigns. The easy, fast guide to better market research, lead generation, appointment setting, sales, operations & customer service.

Summary of discussion at meeting of Pastor Don Williams, PhD, Dr. Henry Cloud, Professor Doug Cook, and Todd Hunter regarding how to handle disciplinary problems involving Christian leaders.

200 pages of 0.25" grey ruled pages, ready for taking those all important notes.The 8x10 size makes it great for desktop use

Mickey and Minnie team up to solve the mystery of the missing stars. Includes five electronically produced stellar sounds.

Hingham was platted on Sept. 5, 1850, by Edward Hobart. The land was acquired from Mrs. David Giddings, who had bought it from the U.S. government in 1846. A Hingham resident, Lemuel Tibbitts, who was a deputy county surveyor, did the platting. Streets on the original plat included Water, Center, Spring, South and Main Streets. The name "Hingham" was chosen after the town in Massachusetts. Located in the town of Lima, Sheboygan County, it is a beautiful little burg with a fascinating history.This book is a reprint of an earlier, out-of-print publication, but it has many updates, upgrades and additions. The photos are outstanding, as are the new stories.

Rook Splitter is a handsome, ex-Ivy League hockey star living an idyllic life on a cattle ranch in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Only his handler and the president of the United States know he is a contract assassin terminating high-value terrorist targets. The president asks Splitter to eliminate a CIA analyst thought to be spying for Iran. Although it wrangles Splitter''s steadfast refusal to engage targets who are American citizens, he agrees. During his reconnaissance for the mission he meets Gina, an intriguingly beautiful heiress with her own dark secrets. At the eleventh hour he aborts the mission because he believes the analyst is not a spy and the real spy is a member of the president''s inner circle of intelligence advisors. The following day the analyst is murdered and Splitter narrowly escapes a car bomb. After several more attempts on his life, Splitter figures the spy mistakenly thinks Splitter knows his identity and will stop at nothing to take him out. He goes into hiding in Washington aided by Gina, and they begin surveillance of three suspects-all high up in the intelligence hierarchy of the government. Splitter has tense encounters with each of them and when he discovers the identity of the spy his troubles suddenly escalate. Full of action, suspense, and intrigue while detailing the tradecraft of a master assassin and exploring the mind of a professional killer, Paladin takes the reader on a James Bond-style espionage adventure.

This is the story of Dylan and Laura, and how they met and fell in love during a Kerrville Folk Music Festival. Although the story is about their blossoming romance, long time festival goers will recognize many scenes and situations of the festival described within the story. Those who have never attended the festival can get an idea of the magic that is "Kerrville". Of course, the only true way to experience the festival is just to be there.The story is based on a song that I wrote in 2008 during the festival, called "Laura". This is how I envisioned it might have gone.