Do you enjoy books which read like movies? If so, you will be amazed by the four interconnected stories actually lived by the novelist as an inner city teacher who overcame racism in a most unique way while also becoming a nationally collected visionary artist whose communication with the dead, experiences as a detective chasing perhaps the first 20th Century female killer, and One-Mind telepathic experiences are vividly presented in a hilariously serious manner as clearly as in a movie.

The gamblers and the gambling games have been studied by scientists, mathematicians, historians, and other scholars for many years and the work continues today. A large body of information has been compiled about gambling and the gamblers, yet few people know much about the work, or how it relates to today's gambling culture. It is puzzling why the educational community has ignored this growing business. Here is a non-bias look at the gambling industry, the gamblers, and those who provide the opportunity for gamblers to gamble. How does this system really work? Here in Volume Three, The Gamblers and The Games, you have your chance to come out of the dark on this subject. Who are the people, what games are they playing, and where are they being played. In the mix are a few gambling stories and facts that will amaze you.

Its About Gambling Volume One. And it's about time you got this information. Do you know why some people love to gamble and others don't gamble at all? Where would you put yourself on the risk-taking scale? Have you ever heard about the Casinos in D.C. frequented by members of Congress? Did you get to read about the President who shot a man over a dispute on a horse race wager? What about the President's wife who had regular card games in the White House for money with the local ladies? Any idea why river boat gambling was so dangerous to health and finances? Did you know New Orleans was the first great gambling city in the U.S.? And why was the Wild West so wild? Would it surprise you to know the first professional Black Jack player was a woman? How did gambling become such a huge business and the government its partner? Look around and you can see that the Native Americans are taking their country back one bet at a time. How did all this happen? This series of books is an attempt to "smarten you up about gambling." Your local schools won't help you but give these books a chance. You might hit the jackpot.