Boat Covers Michigan
need title of book about the Detroit police officer who has to get on a cruise ship that was taken up and save everyone?
I read this book and I swear Killzone was called or Kill Zone or Killshot or kill shot and I cannot think anything about it, I remember I used to be able to, I could find the page authors and things about the show, but I can not find it anymore, has been a two years and I really liked the book, about an old man down and out of Detroit police officer who only has a certain amount of time to figure it all out and take the Boat and take one of the thugs and the bad help him and his wife is garbage and his son hates him and he has a mistress of the lake and all those other things, anyone can help, the book cover had a boat on Lake Michigan and was a cruise ship and the ship was above the title
There is a book that fits Most of his cirteria (including title), but a mob is not a police officer who is the main character. http://www.bleekerbooks.com/Books/Titles/Book.asp?ID=496
no surprises – marissa nadler
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Reservoirs in Maine: Sebago Lake, South Twin Lake, Graham Lake, Great Pond, Flagstaff Lake, Mooselookmeguntic Lake $8.78 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Sebago Lake, South Twin Lake, Graham Lake, Great Pond, Flagstaff Lake, Mooselookmeguntic Lake, Messalonskee Lake and Stream, Lake Arrowhead. Excerpt: Sebago Lake – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Sebago Lake is the primary water supply for the Portland Water District, which serves the Greater Portland region and about 15% of Maine’s population. The lake’s watershed is more than 50 miles (80 km) long and covers parts of 24 Maine towns. The lake holds roughly 995 billion gallons of water that on average resides 5.1 to 5.4 years in the lake. The direct watershed is about 171 square miles (443 km) of land plus the 45 square miles (117 km) of the lake, and the indirect watershed about 190 square miles (490 km) of land plus about 28 square miles (73 km) of other bodies of water. As of May 1990, roughly 86% of the watershed was forests and fallow fields, 2.5% in active timber operations, 9.3% in residential, agricultural, and commercial use, and 2.2% used for other purposes. Water inflow is estimated at 544 million gallons per day and outflow at 498 million gallons per day, of which 24 million gallons/day are for the water district. In 1938, Maine opened Sebago Lake State Park as one of its original five state parks. The area was a recreation center even before this. The park is now 1,400 acres (mostly forested), open year-round, and has facilities including two public boat launches and a 250-site campground. There are also numerous private campgrounds, cottages, and other recreational facilities in the area. Camp Wohelo on the lake is currently home to the University of Michigan’s New England Literature Program, an experiential literature and writing program run through the university’s Department of English Language and Literature which was star… More: |
