books by J. P. Polidoro (lavatory disaster incident)

books by J. P. Polidoro

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1 review
J.P. Polidoro

Xlibris Corporation, 2007

A Riviting tale of Motorcycle Rally shenanigans at Weirs Beach NH
the thriller book by Polidoro is unique and a historical fictional story at the annual NH Motorcycle Rally and Races at Weirs Beach. It is a mystery that will take you through a unexpected death or two, lots of tattoos, sex, black leather and motorcycle history and a bucolic NH town turned deadly. A must read for motorcycle enthusiasts who ride Harleys, rice rockets, Ducatis or attend the Bike ...

Sniff- A Novel

1 review
J. P. Polidoro

Xlibris Corporation, 2004

A Toxicological Thriller
The Good Dr. Jack has written another page-turner featuring the resourceful Jack Danton unraveling a toxicological thriller. You will never open another perfumed magazine again without a slight note of panic and raised heat rate. "Sniff" ensnares you in a realistic plot built upon scientific details that leaves you all the smarter. We live in world of pervasive scientific information, which ...

Brain Freeze - 321

14 reviews
J.P. Polidoro

Xlibris Corporation, 2005

Truth Stranger Than Fiction
Fact or fiction, cryonics controversy involving Ted Williams is revived By Phil Riske Arizona Capitol Times In Brain Freeze -321° F, author Jack Polidoro, a close friend of Ted's daughter, employs "faction" - fiction based on fact - to convey what he and other scientific critics say is the absurdity of cryonics and that which others aver are the sins committed on one of America's greatest ...

Rapid Descent : Disaster in Boston Harbor

19 reviews
J. P. Polidoro

Longtail Publishing, 2000

A Real Page Turner
Jack Polidoro has a writing style that will keep you turning the pages. This book is a fast read. The plot is exciting and moves. Jack has a way of making the tale come alive in your head. This book should be made into one of those disaster movies starring George Kennedy. It would be a knock-out! Jack included a generous helping of juicy sex too.

Project Samuel: The Quest for the Centennial Nobel Prize

15 reviews
J. P. Polidoro

Longtail Publishing, 2001

Written before Ted Williams died
Project Samuel is truly visionary and scary. It deals with baseball, genetics, cloning, athletes and science. It just comes so close to reality that it is spooky. The author writes a great story - as with all of Polidoro's novels. He knows how to spin a tale and make it both entertaining and even educational. This is a page turning book - once you open it up and begin you will not be putting ...

Return to Raby: A New England Novel

3 reviews
J. P. Polidoro

Longtail Publishing, 2002

Return To Raby...Read It Today
For all of us who have grown up in small towns, we know that the closed door policy of the old time citizens is the way that 'deals are made.' For newcomer, Nelson Palmer, a man in search of his family history, he learned the hard way that the 'only way is the right way' on how to restore pride and inspiration to a town. Reading Jack Polidoro's new novel, "Return To Raby" will captivate you and ...

Lavatory 101-A Bathroom Book of Knowledge

1 review
J., P. Polidoro

Xlibris Corporation, 2004

Way Better Than Toilet Paper
Lavatory 101 - A Bathroom Book of Knowledge by Dr. Jack is just good plain fun. Pop it open, read a few lines and it will put a smile on your face. But, the added bonus is that some of the facts are very interesting. I actually keep the book on my desk near my computer. When I get a little tired of e-mail and need a smile I check into Lav 101. For example, did you know that in "1893, the ...

The Christmas Chiave

1 review
J.P. Polidoro

Xlibris Corporation, 2008

Sure to be a holiday classic
A warm, endearing tale for the holidays, set in Boston's historic Italian North End. Chiave is the Italian word for "key" and the Santa key plays a role in the story of a young boy who fears Santa will not find him after he moves. The novel includes a history of the North End, Faneuil Hall and Quincy Marketplace from colonial days to the present. The Italian culture predominates in this ...