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Read the book Lotto companies
don't want you to see

"...intriguing and captivating." - Gene Jackson, Gaithersburg, MD
"...an intriguing tale about the lottery and the presidency." -
John F. Marszalek, historian and writer, Starkville, Mississippi

"Interesting twist in the ending. I didn't see it coming!" -
Rosemary D. - Rochester, NY

Just about everyone plays the lottery games, hoping to strike it rich. The odds against winning are astronomical. But what would occur if a lotto game happened to be fixed? The chances of taking home the big prize would now be almost zero, even less than before. This is the tale of just that possibility.

Representative Tom Brown is down by 10 percent in the presidential polls to Senator Jim Collins. A suspicious murder in Baltimore of an apparent mistress of Collins turns things around and Brown, who many don't really trust, becomes the new president. Soon he proposes a national lottery and before long people are betting and winning at LOTTO, maybe too many. Meanwhile, John Kuzinski, a computer consultant in Buffalo who doesn't gamble or play the lottery, accidentally gets involved in it. He doubts the veracity of the game and before long a few more murders occur, of people he knew. Kuzinski wishes he had never gotten involved.

This is a novel about politics, gambling, deception, technology, fear and food. It is fiction and the characters are not real, but the information contained within dealing with odds, statistics, computers and lotteries are fact. If you play the lottery, by all means read this book. Even if you are not a gambler, you should still be enlightened and have a new outlook about games of chance.

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xxxxInfinity Publishing: ISBN: 0-7414-1500-3xxxx May 2003xxx$11.95

READER REVIEWS

The author makes excellent use of his		I would like to offer my highest recommendation for
culinary and computer skills to fashion		Don't Bet On It as a great summer read. I found the
his first novel, an intriguing tale about		book to be intriguing, captivating and based on a
the lottery and the presidency. Readers		realistic plot. It held my attention from beginning to
will want to read his earlier recipe book	xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx	end. The plot flowed easily and the characters were
to learn the secrets behind the various	xxxxxxxxx	well developed with substance and depth. I found
foods he mentions in his novel. They will	xxxxxxxxxx	myself being drawn into the action and relating
have to read the novel itself to learn the	xxxxxxxxxx	directly with the characters as the events unfolded.
secret behind he devious presidential plot.	xxxxxxxxxx	I would recommend this book as a must read for those
John F. Marszalek, Starkville, MS	xxxxxxxxxx	who enjoy mystery, intrique and surprise endings.
	xxxxxxxxxx	Eugene C. Jackson - Gaithersburg, MD

		Swiatek has a passion for		The novel is an interesting, entertaining and
Very enjoyable reading with		cooking, which shows in		insightful look into what's become a national
a unique perspective on		his fine cookbook. He also		craze, the lottery. One often wonders where
computer programming	xxxxx	has a forte in numbers as a	xxxxx	all the money has gone for this game that so
in the realm of politics and		math teacher, so Don't Bet		many rely on to become rich. No wonder
gambling. Interesting twist in		On It is an exciting read,		school taxes go up despite the claim of lottery
the end. I didn't see it coming!		especially for locals.		finding. My knowledge of computersand odds
Rosemary D.		Dr. Ron McMahon		has been enhanced by the author's detailed
Rochester, NY		Buffalo		explanations of both.
				a reader from Connecticut

This book won't guarantee that
you will win the lottery, but you
will be entertained and your life
will be richer for it. You may
learn many facts about LOTTO
that may surprise you.

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