Polar Cap Five

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There are three versions of Polar Cap Five.  The printed version purchased here includes an autograph on the title page by the author.  The eReader version can be read by readers on the Palm, PC computer, Macintosh, TablePC, and PocketPC.  The audio version reads the text to you using Microsoft Reader Technology.  The eReader and Audio versions include autographed pictures of the author.  All versons purchased here include a ticket in the Palm Drawing.

Printed Version of Polar Cap Five
 

America’s security has again been broken. This time the nation’s top Heartland Security agent is dispatched. When he arrives on the scene will he find a new terror threat or simply an unplugged security glitch that the nation needs to uncover immediately. Polar Cap Five is a direct result of the 9/11 Commission’s recommendations. This time it had better work!
$14.95

Printed Trade Paper Version
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Autographed by Author

Audio Reader Version
 
This is the complete and unabridged audio version of the novel.  It uses Microsoft reader technology to compact the huge audio files onto a single CDROM.  You can be sure, however that every word of the more than 300 page printed version is in the audio text. 
$24.95
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Includes Autographed Picture of Author

eReader Version 
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Includes Autographed Picture of Author
This CDROM version includes Adobe reader and eReader formats of the book.  This allows users of the Palm, PocketPC, Macintosh (Version 10 OS) and PC computers read the book on the screens of their computers.
$12.95

A Palm PDA will be given to the winner holding the Ticket Number 03-98934-17001219. 
Check on how to win this on the order page!

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