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    Vincent and A.E. (Prequel to Amelia)

    By Harvey Mendez

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    Vincent Carlson, designer of Amelia Earhart’s aircraft, spends time in Army Intelligence, the OSS, and the CIA. After he and his cat, Jerome, survive a cyclone on his island in the Coral Sea, his hammered heart is haunted by memories of the first time he sees, and instantly falls in love with A.E., and becomes obsessed with her. Then she disappears.

    He yearns to unravel the mystery of A.E.’s disappearance. In desperation, Vincent sails for Brisbane, Australia, hoping to find an answer that will satisfy him. What he does find changes everything.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSynergEbooks
    Release dateJul 5, 2013
    ISBN9780744320565
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    Vincent and A.E. (Prequel to Amelia)
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    Harvey Mendez

    A pharmacist licensed in three states, Harvey Mendez lives with his wife, Ann in Southern California. He has co-authored a screenplay and has six short stories, two essays, one poem, and had six novels published. His novel, AMELIA, is a best seller and placed fourth in a national contest and was a finalist in the EPPIE 2003 contest. THE BEAR AND THE BULL won first place as a short story in 1986. He belongs to the Lagunita Writers Group in Laguna Beach, California and the Cherokee Village Writers Guild in Arkansas.

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