Spyglass House 2 ; Vol. 2 Up In The Air

by Peter Abresch

Overview

Spyglass House, vol. 2, Up In The Air

Come with me to Spyglass House where time and space and shifting dimensions meet, and I'll open a side door for you on the alternate world of 1938, take you up in an early biplane, provide you a sleeper on the Pan American Clipper, and fly you to Europe on the great dirigible, Hindenburg, still alive in this world. But you'll have to hang out with Rex Barney as fights the Nazi, tries to squirrel an Enigma Coding Machine out of Warsaw to Britain, and save two women from the Gestapo.

Oh yes, and joining the exclusive Six Hundred Foot High Club is in the offing. Also the Two Hundred Meter High Club. The Eiffel Tower Club. The Hotel Kaiserhof Third Floor Adjoining Rooms Club. And, if Rex wins his race across Crazy-land in a Bugatti typ 57S roadster to board the Pan American Clipper, you might be the first to join the famous the Mile High Club. But be careful, you'll be stranded if you lose you way back into Spyglass House.

Spyglass House, Peter Abresch's thirteenth Novel, has no redeeming message, just an amusing romp of escapist literature up in the air. Heil Hitler. Mickey Mouse.

"My mother really likes this book," Peter Abresch

Product Details

BN ID:	2940151490276
Publisher:	Peter E. Abresch
Publication date:	03/17/2015
Series:	Spyglass House , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	342
File size:	264 KB

About the Author

Peter Abresch is the author of twelve previous, fast paced novels: Spyglass House Vol 1, The Jewles of Norpur ; Recycling Jesus ; Me and Snack McGhee ; Capitol Coven ; The Faltese Malcom ; If They Ask for a Hand, Only Give Them a Finger ; and six Jim Dandy ELDERHOSTEL Mysteries.
He is also the author of a non-fiction book on writing, Easy Reading Writing, easy reading about writing easy reading, published in August, 2001. The challenge here, pick up the book and start reading anywhere and if it is hard to read, he doesn't know what he is talking about. He has used that knowledge to output BookMarc, a free on-line newsletter on the adventures of fiction writing.
He also outputs a free spiritual poem each Monday called Burnt Offerings, free for the asking.
He has also written writing columns for Futures Magazine and articles on e-publishing for Sister-In-Crime, taught fiction writing at the Smithsonian Institution, Washington Independent Writers, and Maryland Writers Association, memoir writing at the College of Southern Maryland, plus various seminars in the Washington/Baltimore area.
Finally, he has written a one act play, Headquarters, which was produced at the Vianney Theater in 2005 and has been selected to be produced in the Maryland One Act Festival in January 2012 and also be performed at the East Coast Play Festival in spring of 2012 .
Peter Abresch was born in the USA, a long, looong time ago, was a professional dancer in the far past, a Geodesist which took him all over the world, and a computer systems programmer before retiring from the National Weather Service. He has built three sailboats and, with his wife and five sons, hammered and nailed together a thirty-four hundred square foot house.
His email address is