Five Point Star - Williams, Ron
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After more than twenty years in the Secret Service, Ron Williams has a lot of stories. Five Point Star: My Life as a Secret Service Agent shares them, from his beginnings as a young man who came from a tough childhood to, as a federal agent, working the murder of Julie Cross, the death of three agents protecting Queen Elizabeth, and financial crimes in Los Angeles, among other cases. Williams draws a line between his work and his outlook on life and religious faith, making Five Point Star perfect for anyone interested in federal law enforcement as a career or just those intrigued by the lives…mehr

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After more than twenty years in the Secret Service, Ron Williams has a lot of stories. Five Point Star: My Life as a Secret Service Agent shares them, from his beginnings as a young man who came from a tough childhood to, as a federal agent, working the murder of Julie Cross, the death of three agents protecting Queen Elizabeth, and financial crimes in Los Angeles, among other cases. Williams draws a line between his work and his outlook on life and religious faith, making Five Point Star perfect for anyone interested in federal law enforcement as a career or just those intrigued by the lives of those Secret Service agents doing some of the most dangerous protection work in the country.
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Over the past 18 years the author, Ron Williams, has written this series of books that present a social history of Australia in the post-war period. They cover the period for 1939 to 1969, with one book for each year. Thus there are 31 books. To capture the material for each book, the author, Ron Williams, worked his way through the Sydney Morning Herald and the Age/Argus day-by-day, and picked out the best stories, ideas and trivia. He then wrote them up into 190 pages of a year-book. He writes in a direct conversational style, he has avoided statistics and charts, and has produced easily-read material that is entertaining, and instructive, and charming. They are invaluable as gifts for birthdays, Christmas, and anniversaries, and for the oldies who are hard to buy for.