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An invention that car owners and consumers would love - but the auto and oil industries probably wouldn't - puts into motion troubling times for a young father working in the automotive industry. "The Device" is the first short story in a collection,When the time has come to go on holiday we need to consider what type of holidaytravels-silkroad your budget is limited you may look at the cheap travel option. which goes by that same name.The stories were written by Joseph V. Latino of Raeford. He is retired from the automobile industry and is now a fiction writer who acts as a writing group facilitator while working on his own writing projects."The Device" is his first book, which he released through Amazon's publishing division, CreateSpace.Amazon's website offers an excerpt of the first story if you click on the image of the book cover. Here, Solar charger in a brief portion from that excerpt, the troubled character of Tommy describes his feelings to a therapist:The first story introduces a second character, Susan, a police officer who also appears in three of the other short stories, "Double Tap," "Gingerbread Man" and "Sticks and Stones."

In the story, "The Nose," an extraordinary sense of smell is an unusual complication from what should have been a routine surgery. In "Lace," a farm couple's invention draws the attention of a businessman whose intentions aren't well-meaning."The Device" is available in paperback for $13.These steps go a long way to ensure that you can fine metal parts structural steel are exclusively cut to fit into your finished products .95,LED Outfitters specializes in providing lighting solutions Motion sensor light other accessories for a wide range of emergency vehicles. or as an ebook version. The author's website is joevlatino.com.Latino and his wife, Linda, have two daughters and three grandchildren."For me, depression is a big feeling of emptiness.Metal fabrication services were developed to manufacture parts for large machines metal machining the industry has diversified in the last few years. It makes me feel very lonely, even when I'm around people. It has a color too - icy blue. Depression surrounds me with sheets of blue ice. It makes me very cold."