books by Al Allaway (chronicles adventures yakwriters)

books by Al Allaway

books:

Treasure in the Park
Al Allaway

Allawaybooks.com, 2008

State Park volunteer Marty finds $50,000 in hundred dollar bills, while raking leaves. Would he see the jungle of moral conflict in his future? What would you do? Marty does battle with his Christian conscience regarding the rightful ownership of the cash and the moral issue becomes more complicated when the cash is "lost". He reasons that it must relate to other local events, such as terrorism, murder, lost kids and gang warfare. In the end, he ...

Chronicles of YakWriters
Al Allaway

Allaway Books, 2008

Jonathan of Scots
Al Allaway

PublishAmerica, 2006

Political intrigue sets off a string of adventures in 17th-century Scotland, when an evil duke burns young Jonathan?s family home and usurps his farmlands. Jon finds he has been falsely branded a murderer and arsonist. Jon?s loyalty is closely associated with the Stuart kings of England, whose religious beliefs are being challenged by Oliver Cromwell during the Second English Civil War. Jon sets out on a quest over land and sea to find a ...

Amateur Radio Operating Manual, Third Edition, 1985, Printed in Great Britain by Eyre & Spottiswoode Ltd., ...
G3LSQ, E. J. Allaway, G3FKM, et al. Contributors P. J. Aitchison

Radio Society of Great Britain, 1985

"Chapter 1: The Amateur Service; Amateur radio is an officially recognized radio service, bound and protected by both national and international legislation. It also has its own codes of operating practice and procedures which set it apart from other radio services. Although many of these are unofficial (though nevertheless established as good practice), many others are recommended and standardized by national and international societies of ...

Snowbirds Guarding the Gold: RV Life & Housesitting Adventures

2 reviews
Al Allaway

1st Books Library, 2002

A rib-tickling expose'
Much has been written about the humor and challenge of the R.V. life style, but this author has a fresh, easy reading approach to weird and funny situations; mostly true. which he and wife Del encountered in their ten year odyssey through the Western U.S. It is a tale of two very special pets who are daily woven into the joys of R.V. life in Yuma, AZ; offset by the horror of witnessing a murder ...

ALL-Ways the Rebel: Escape into Two World Wars

1 review
Al Allaway, Pete Allaway

PublishAmerica, 2007

Roaring Twenties and More
Great glimpse into the lives and loves of a man serving in 2 world wars. This was intended to be a pure memoir, but because of certain withheld information, some parts were fictionalized, hence all has to be classified "FICTION". Don't be fooled! These events really happened to my dad, Pete. He died in 1962. --Review by the author, Al Allaway, age 75.

E-Praise 4 Gifting
Al Allaway

Allawaybooks, 2008

Some very good e-mail buddies over the years have shared many emotional and charismatic stories and devotions by tickling the "forward" key on their computer. And I'm certainly glad that I was privileged to be in their address book, to receive, read, forward and store the wonderful stories of praise and faith; faith in such a loving and awesome God as He that we serve... Sometimes, these e-mail missals contained humor, but not the "typical ...

Return To Lmuma Mine
Al Allaway

AllawayBooks, 2008

Actually five books in one, Return to Lmuma is a continuation of life and love for three teenage boys introduced in Mystery of the Lmuma Mine. Ron Martin, Wildlife Photographer and Explorer tells his story of adventure, murder, and lost treasure in Mexico, Africa and Arizona. Rex Franklin joins the US Navy as a Frogman and sees plenty of action during the Korean War. Rex is charged with murder, but proves instead to be the scape-goat victim of a ...

Mystery of the Lmuma Mine: A Young-Adult Novella

1 review
Al Allaway

PublishAmerica, 2004

Great Adventure for Teenage Boys
Three kids, all from dysfunctional families, living in a strict boarding school spend a week in a Nevada hard-rock gold mine. Story takes place in 1940s just after WWII ended. They find lots of money that belongs to a Russian spy, eventually capturing the spy and outsmarting the FBI. This is a must "Hardy-boys type" book for young men who would rather play sports than improve their mind by ...