Hard-Boiled Hollywood: Crime and Punishment in Postwar Los Angeles
By Jon Lewis
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Jon Lewis
Jon Lewis is an independent thinker. He likes to hear all sides of a situation before making up his own mind. He likes to apply science and history to all situations. He is surprised that he is alone here. He has attended meetings of the Democrat Party, Republican Party, and Tea Party. He enjoyed them all. He has an advanced degree in physics and has had two careers. First was as an engineer and second as owner of a business in the health insurance area. He has one copyright in computer software. When working as an engineer he worked part time in real estate and life insurance. Can I Help You was his first book. All who read it loved it. Some couldn’t put it down until finished. Help Save America is his second book. Again all who read it loved it. Want A Good Retirement is his third book. Just published so no reviews yet Child Guidance has started but will be awhile before published.
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