Ron Smith: 8 books

How to Cut Red Tape has been written as the small business tactics handbook to be used world wide to cut the bureaucratic cancer that is robbing the world of millions of jobs and just making people miserable and frustrated. Red Tape is the invisible tax, it costs a fortune to comply with, usually...

How to Get Publicity in 7 Days for Small Business" the Insiders strategy of how to create media combined with the nuts and bolts of simple steps and easy to use email program. With everyone on the move we are publishing in all formats suitable for IPhones, IPads , Kindle , Laptops and PCs so you have your media strategy and what to do literally at your fingertips.

This eBook has been designed to provide 20 fun ideas and activities for people to become involved. Parents with children and grandchildren become involved and talk about the birds that visit their back yard. Apart from identifying some of our most common birds and developing bird watching skills,...

The wedding that Thanksgiving weekend 1958 in Chicago should never have happened. Venus Ballesteros should have been on her way back to the Philippines. Hiro Tanamachi should have died in the war. Somehow, the man who had trained to die as a suicide submarine pilot in the Japanese Navy, and the woman...

Just before a man reports to prison, he and his sons have to deal with a dead horse.

After a half century of farming, an old man takes one last walk across his land.

Bhanu Ganesh can’t catch a break. He comes from India with his parents to start a new life in rural Missouri where, as his American-born cousin says, a person “stands out like a vegan at a rib joint if he’s anything other than white boy or a black cow.” Bhanu arrives with everything short...

A troubled young man steps through the back door of a shop in a small town on a blistering August day. In a rampage that lasts less than 60 seconds, he kills six men and then himself. Maesie Mattsen is the only survivor of the killing spree, but the horror she witnessed has made her too afraid to...