An Author Whose Work You Should Know: James M. Pratt

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Many of you are looking for a way home. Some of you were not able to speak of your war experiences with your Dads. James M. Pratt's, Paradise Bay, may help you to find your way home. Give it, and yourself, a chance. Paradise Bay.

Coming this April and May to bookstores are two new works: DAD-The Man Who Lied to Save the Planet and MOM-The Woman Who Made Oatmeal Stick to My Ribs. Available now online: DAD-The Man Who Lied to Save the Planet.

Also by James M. Pratt: The Last Valentine, Ticket Home, The Lighthouse Keeper.

Is Mr. Pratt joining the Marines at fifty? Find out at The Chappy: Hope Wears a Uniform.

Due for release in the Fall of 2005, The Innkeeper's Gift.

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