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This collection contains all the extant correspondence between Ezra Pound and George Holden Tinkham (Republican), US Representative from Massachusetts from 1915 to 1943. One hundred letters in all, "Dear Uncle George" differs from the majority of published correspondence from Pound's prolific career as letter-writer in being clearly identifiable as "political correspondence". Extending from February 1933 through the 1940 national elections, thus spanning most of the turbulent 1930s with its world economic and political crises culminating in the Second World War.

The only thing more terrifying than fighting for your life is fighting for someone else's. Bodyguard and ex-Special Forces soldier Charlie Fox would do anything to take her mind off her partner; shot, left for dead and now lying in a coma. So concentrating on a new assignment seems like the perfect way to escape the pain, and her own empty apartment. The job: to protect the naive daughter of an investment banker from a gang of kidnappers who prey on the children of the wealthy Long Island set.--From front book jacket flap.