A journalist for the London Sunday Times, Simon vividly recounts his four-year journey, by motorcycle, around the world, offering incisive observations about the people, places, and customs of four continents

Product Description: For four years during the 1970s Ted Simon rode a motorcycle around the world, something no-one had ever done before. He described his adventures first in regular bulletins for The Sunday Times and then, after his return, in Jupiter's Travels, a book that has become revered as a classic of travel writing...read more

It's assumed that race relations have reached a peaceful state in the American South, especially in a civilized metropolis like Atlanta, Georgia. Old habits seemingly die hard as African American children begin acting strangely. Alexa Mason, a beautiful, charming, and ambitious young woman who specializes in environmental consultation, is called in to investigate. Alexa begins to suspect the children in question are being poisoned, and she soon makes the acquaintance of Detective Bud Prior, of the Atlanta Police Department. Bud is also the Atlanta liaison to the FBI Hate Crimes Unit, which is why he takes such a passionate interest in the case-or is his passion ignited for another reason? As Bud gets to know the stunning Alexa, he feels himself growing even more interested. Alexa feels the same way about Bud, but they're both torn about getting involved, especially considering the media frenzy surrounding their case. Plus, the poison threat is anything but neutralized as the hateful mission of a white supremacist mastermind continues to cause trouble. Alexa and Bud must solve the case before any more damage is done-or else they may find themselves at risk, too.

* The sequel to the classic travel book JUPITER'S TRAVELS, which sold over half a million copies and was the inspiration for the LONG WAY ROUND trip

Product Description: Detective Bud Prior of Internal Affairs investigates a bizarre shakedown, part of a huge crime network. The criminal mastermind is Sergeant Rock Hassler, a bad cop. Detective Suzanne August also uncovers Hassler's evildoings during a homicide investigation...read more

The author of Jupiter's Travels details his 1,500-mile journey through Germany, Poland, Russia, the Ukraine, and Romania, offering a personal look at Eastern Europe in the throes of change, from the German homeland of his mother to the birthplace of his Romanian-Jewish father. 15,000 first printing.

The author of Jupiter's Travels describes the remarkable environmental campaign that pitted him and his followers against some of the most powerful political forces in California as they struggled to stop the creation of a vast reservoir. 25,000 first printing. Tour.