books by Jonathan Kay (incredible enterprise terrorists)

books by Jonathan Kay

books:

The Volunteer: My Secret Life in the Mossad
Michael Ross, Jonathan Kay

Vision, 2007

5 reviews
Jonathan Gash, Christopher Kay

Recorded Books, 2000

Lovejoy (and Gash) Improve with Age
I hope Jonathan Gash is not peaking, because this is certainly his best Lovejoy novel. As a fan, I have read all of them and although the progression has been doubtful at times, I believe this auther has indeed come into his own with this effort. Lovejoy remains the loveable scallywag antiques divy. The combination of love of antiques, women, scams, money and nosh present this wonderful ...

The Volunteer: The Incredible True Story of an Israeli Spy on the Trail of International Terrorists

9 reviews
Michael Ross, Jonathan Kay

Skyhorse Publishing, 2007

Good Insight Into Mossad!
"Volunteer" is the story of Michael Ross. He was formerly a Canadian citizen who had served in the Canadian Army. He went on a hitchhiking tour and wound up in Israel. He moved into a kibbutz and married an Israeli girl. He then served in the Isareli army(IDF). After his service in the IDF he was recruited by Mossad. He describes in detail the hard training he had to endure. His first ...

Staring at Ceilings: A Young Man's War Against Cancer
Jonathan James Kay, Brenda Kay

Matador, 2007

Imagine a quiet Sunday afternoon sitting on the sofa watching your favourite soap. The only interruption is a phone call, a phone call destined to change your life. Jonathan (aged 20) has back ache, can you collect him from university? Drive him home? He needs to see a doctor. Forty-eight hours later, Jonathan is told that he has leukaemia (cancer of the blood) - over 90 per cent of the cells are cancerous - the outlook is not good - treatment ...

The Volunteer : A Canadian's Secret Life in the Mossad
Michael; Kay, Jonathan Ross

McClelland & Stewart, 2008

The Grail Tree

3 reviews
Jonathan Gash

DELETED TITLES, 2000

Likable scoundrel of an antique dealer, popularized on A&E.
Likable scoundrel Lovejoy the antique dealer searches for the impossible...the Holy Grail. Quite a bit different than the Lovejoy character popularized by the A&E Network's version. Full of the colorful characters of East Anglia's antique underworld. Extremely funny and a must read for antique lovers. Many Dick Francis readers seam to enjoy Gash's Lovejoy novels like the Grail Tree.

The Woods in Your Backyard: Learning to Create and Enhance Natural Areas Around Your Home

1 review
Jonathan Kays, Adam Downing, ...

Natural Resource Agriculture and Engineering, 2006

Self assessment manual - price is really $18
This self-assesment manual is intended for landowners with 1-10 acres of property that want to make informed decisions that ensure clean water, viable populations of native wildlife, recreational opportunities, and forest health. Additional resources and information on the book is available at: [...]. The book can be ordered for $18 a copy (quantity discounts of up to 40% available) from the ...

Spend Game

4 reviews
Jonathan Gash, Christopher Kay

Clipper Audio, 2000

Lovejoy at his best
Having read three other Lovejoy mysteries, Spend Game is far superior to the others (which are still quite good). The English physician who writes under the pen name of Jonathan Gash is a potent combination of having a vast knowledge of antiques and English life. Writing in the first person, as all Lovejoy mysteries are, is challenging, yet "Gash" does it so well. Spend Game starts with lots of ...

RAIDing the Home
IDC, Melanie Posey, ...

IDC Research, 2005

The growth in audio/visual applications is significant, with more families storing digital music, photos, and movies on their PCs, as well as on other devices leveraging hard disk drive (HDD) storage within the home. These digital versions of one-time personal events, if not backed up or protected by some means, can be lost forever. This situation calls for a new level of data protection for the typical consumer. RAID is likely to be the next ...

The Judas Pair: A Lovejoy Mystery [UNABRIDGED] (Audio CD)

7 reviews
Jonathan Gash, 2006

a delight for an aquired taste!!
This was the first Lovejoy, but I warn American viewers of the Lovejoy telly series NOT to expect the books to be like Ian McShane's Version. This Lovejoy is not quite so loveable. He is shifty, ready to cheat anyone, ready to step over the line if he thinks he cannot get caught, he has a temper, kids shove him around, all his old girlfriends - and there are legion - use him as babysitter. He ...

Forest Landowner's Guide to Evaluating and Choosing a Natural Resource-Based Enterprise
Jonathan S. Kays et al

NRAES, 2004

Worksheets provide a framework for assessing personal goals, family goals, forest resources, financial resources, and labor needs. Provides guidance on developing a marketing plan. Includes descriptions and detailed enterprise budgets for 13 forest-based enterprises.

The Lost

29 reviews
Jonathan Aycliffe

DELETED TITLES, 2000

Oozes Atmosphere
I'm not sure what the others here were expecting. Perhaps Anne Rice or some such. I found 'The Lost' to be one of those 'I can't wait to get home from work and finish it' titles. When I did finish the book, laying on the couch at five A.M., I was actually frightened to get up and walk through the empty house, something that rarely happens to me with horror. Aycliffe is a master.