books by Plexus (mayhem story cape)

books by Plexus

books:

Cape Mayhem
Jane Kelly

Plexus Pub, 1999

After winning a romantic getaway for two, a single Meg Daniels heads for the Parsonage Bed & Breakfast in Cape May for a long winter weekend alone. The owner George and his friend Hank befriend her during this cold lonely weekend and become her investigating partners in the mystery that unravels at the quaint old bed & breakfast. No one is as they appear or claim to be in this mayhem filled house. The adventures of the strange bunch of guests ...

Beatle!: The Pete Best Story
Pete Best, Patrick Doncaster

Plexus Pub, 1994

John, Paul, George . . . and Pete. Few people know much about the Beatles original drummer, Pete Best. His career with the Beatles spanned the riotous Hamburg club days, and the zenith of the Cavern gigs, only to be cut short just before the group hit the big time. His book gives a unique insight into the formative years of the worlds greatest pop group.

The Who: Maximum R&B
Richard Barnes

Plexus Pub, 1996

A close friend of Pete Townsend for more than 35 years, Richard Barnes has an insider's perspective on The Who, the group many consider the best band in rock's history. In this unique chronicle, Barnes traces the history of the band that has always set its goal as "Maximum R&B." 450 photos, 280 in color.

The Philadelphian
Richard Powell

Plexus Pub, 2006

Touted by its original publisher as an exposé and indictment of blue-blooded Philadelphia society, the late Richard Powell's The Philadelphian was released to rave reviews and later became the 1959 Oscar-nominated film, The Young Philadelphians, starring Paul Newman and Robert Vaughn. The Philadelphian was an immediate national bestseller, and in the 50 years since its debut the novel has been widely hailed as Richard Powell's crowning ...