Meet & greet with peter tonsoline sat july 26th 11am-1pm
traces of deception
What if you had the opportunity to unknowingly turn the tides of the war?
Josh Tabone, a forgotten FBI agent, makes a chance discovery at the Canadian border, one that will suddenly lead him into the depths of German espionage and covert operations. He finds himself immersed in a plot that will unexpectedly take him, through a series of
What if you had the opportunity to unknowingly turn the tides of the war?
Josh Tabone, a forgotten FBI agent, makes a chance discovery at the Canadian border, one that will suddenly lead him into the depths of German espionage and covert operations. He finds himself immersed in a plot that will unexpectedly take him, through a series of deceptions, to end in the Golden Isles of Georgia. From a journey through the American east coast during the early months of World War II, Josh Tabone’s investigation will unravel a devious plot from the depths of Berlin’s highest military echelon. Saboteur landings, fifth column spies, and misdirected clues all camouflage the true German mission. Something is in America that can help Germany build an atomic weapon of mass destruction. Can one man possibly shoulder such a burden to stop this plan?
about the author
Peter will be signing copies of his newest book Saturday Jul 26th from 11am-1pm
Peter Tonsoline has taught HS science for fifty-five years, and after his semi-retirement, continues as an adjunct professor at Daemen University in the Department of Natural Sciences. Along with his teaching career, he has been a varsity and JV coach in girls
Peter will be signing copies of his newest book Saturday Jul 26th from 11am-1pm
Peter Tonsoline has taught HS science for fifty-five years, and after his semi-retirement, continues as an adjunct professor at Daemen University in the Department of Natural Sciences. Along with his teaching career, he has been a varsity and JV coach in girls' and boys' ice hockey, field hockey, softball, football, and girls' lacrosse over a span of fifty-two years. He actively continues to coach three of the mentioned sports throughout the year. He was inducted into the 2021 class of the Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame for his coaching achievements. An active outdoorsman, he enjoys fishing, hiking and enjoying time at his lake house. He resides in the Buffalo, NY area with his wife and family.
dan murphy book signing Sat. july 26th 1-3
ed don george
Book summary: A native of North Java, NY, Ed Don George left the family farm to become one of the nation's most famous and successful professional wrestlers of the 1930s. In this first-of-its kind biography, Dan Murphy tells how Edward George represented his country in the Olympic Games, became a three-time pro wrestling world champion,
Book summary: A native of North Java, NY, Ed Don George left the family farm to become one of the nation's most famous and successful professional wrestlers of the 1930s. In this first-of-its kind biography, Dan Murphy tells how Edward George represented his country in the Olympic Games, became a three-time pro wrestling world champion, helped the U.S. Navy overhaul its hand-to-hand combat training techniques during World War II, and raised a family here in WNY. It is a fascinating look into the life of a member of the Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame and one of the most accomplished athletes (and most colorful characters) in WNY history.
about the author
Dan Murphy will be in store to sign copies of his newest book Saturday July 26th from 1pm-3pm
Dan Murphy is a Buffalo native and graduate of Canisius College. He has written several books on WNY history, including "The Erie Canal: The Ditch That Opened a Nation," "WNY 101: The 101 Greatest Moments in Buffalo History," and "Nickel City Drafts: A Drinking History of Buffalo, NY."