Gordon Phillips

JMS Books' Trios are themed collections of three gay romance stories by a trio of authors. Each story is available separately, but readers can get all three for a discounted bundle price. Just the Facts Volume 2 contains three thrilling mysteries sure to keep you up late turning the pages to see what happens next Contains the stories: B4: The Bingo Murders by Shawn Lane: Sean Callahan and Andy Mantegna, are investigating the murder of an elderly lady. It looks like they might have another serial killer even though Haydon Cliff hasn't recovered fully from the killings of a few months before. They connect the case to a weekly bingo game. As their romance heats up, there are more victims. Plus they have the added fear of being split after they close the case. Bliss by Gordon Phillips: Private investigator Ian visits his friend, but discovers him in his bedroom, deceased. With no signs of a struggle, Ian must determine the cause of his friend's death. To do this he faces an unlocked front door, a handsome but taciturn bodybuilder asleep on the couch at the time, and a police detective who shows increasing signs of interest in Ian himself. Unable to Move On by Katharine O'Neill: When Dominic loses his husband, he's left with just his daughter. Then his brother-in-law says Lewis left everything to him and Dominic and Harriet are to leave within the month. His neighbor Richard, an FBI agent, focuses on keeping Dominic and his daughter in their home and not out on the street, but as the attempts to get rid of Dominic intensify, so do Richard's feelings for Dominic.

This pamphlet examines the principal developments of party organization, electoral growth and policy-making in the period. It gives particular attention to the constituent elements that made up the party and the nature of its support and explores the party's predominant attitudes, ideology and policies from 1900 to 1931.

This pamphlet examines the principal developments of party organization, electoral growth and policy-making in the period. It gives particular attention to the constituent elements that made up the party and the nature of its support and explores the party's predominant attitudes, ideology and policies from 1900 to 1931.