Go all the way back to “a really big show” with Michael Harris’ Always On Sunday, 4.3 stars and just $2.99 on Kindle:
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It was as if one remote controlled every TV set in America when we tuned in to The Ed Sullivan Show every Sunday night for decades–from 1948 to 1971. The most famous moment came in February 1964 when the Beatles appeared for the first time, but Michael Harris brings you right on stage — and back stage — for that show and many other really big shows and really telling backstories from Sullivan’s humble beginnings to his many triumphs in the 50s and 60s.
Harris, bestselling author of The Atomic Times
“One of the most intriguing show business books to come along in a long time. It’s great, very well written and tells it like it is. I knew Sullivan for years and consider Harris’ book an accurate sketch of a complex man. Well done!” — Chicago Sun Times
“Honestly told …with remarkable frankness and genuine inside knowledge. In the field of show business biographies, Always On Sunday has secured a place on the shelf reserved for the very best.” — Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
“Always On Sunday: An Inside View.…. And it is inside! The book is studded with backstage gossip about showbiz greats.” — Houston Post
“Highly readable and surprisingly candid.…A remarkable success story.” — Miami Herald
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: On inauguration day, 2013, President Clay Cumberland assumes office and is immediately advised that a hijacked commercial airliner is headed for Washington D.C. He has only two choices: allow the plane to choose its target and potentially kill thousands of people on the ground, or authorize the Air Force to shoot down a civilian airliner and kill 350 innocent people. Either answer could end his presidency.
: Domestic terrorism, both imported and home grown, is unchecked in the streets of America following a nuclear attack on western water sources. General Pug Connor is invited to New Zealand to meet with the ultra secret Cloister, an international group of former world leaders who are intent on changing the course of history.
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