Tears for olivia
Why the tears? Operation Snowflake, the final story in the Max and Olivia series, is coming soon. https://www.amazon.com/Mark-A-Biggs/e/B00MB1GXP2/
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A Celebration of older people
The Max and Olivia story is a six-part series, with the exception of books one and two, the remainder can be read on their own, however, it is a progressive tale. The idea behind the Max and Olivia story was to celebrate older people. It was Abraham Lincoln who said, “In the end, it’s not …
Operation Snowflake
For the Operation Snowflake book cover, the jury settled on this design. Operation Snowflake will be book six and the last story in the Max & Olivia series. As Abraham Lincoln said, “In the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It’s the life in your years.” Max & Olivia have shown life …
Cozy Bear behind a broad espionage campaign
Cozy Bear hackers, have been classified by the United States Federal Government as advanced persistent threat. The hackers are behind the broad espionage campaign that has compromised U.S. agencies, including Treasury and Commerce. Once more the world will turn to Max and Olivia, our super octogenarians. When last they met (in Operation Origami), Max and …
Book Giveaway For Operation Origami – The Ire of Claudia (Max & Olivia, #5)
PSST … You will want to read Operation Origami. It’s a great story, even if I have to say so myself, which I do, because it’s in pre-release and nobody else has read it yet. Win it and you will be among the first. For those of you who lamented that Max & Olivia were …
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Operation Origami Prologue
Operation Origami – The Ire of Claudia, is the fifth book in the Max & Olivia Series and although it starts where book four, St Mary’s Dating Agency finished, it’s a standalone read. Operation Origami is a fast-pasted action adventure set against current happenings in the world today. Enjoy reading the prologue from Operation Origami. A …
Love Letters From Dresden
What people are saying. “A German boy doesn’t cry! Am often reminder as I was growing up in Berlin. Now this book brought tears to my eyes. Extremely well written and true to the Times as I can Well remember. I was part of the caravans because my mother and I had been evacuated to …