Psychological Thriller Explores Deserved-Death Issues in “Some People Deserve To Die” by Colin Knight, National Security Analyst, as Georgia and Missouri Execute Killers
'Some People Deserve To Die'
New thriller/crime novel "Some People Deserve To Die," just published by TotalRecall Publications, explores how guilt for a bullied act of rape transforms an innocent teen into a merciless, yet sympat
In The Closet and Under the Bed is a book about children’s imaginations as they confront those scary things that go bump in the night.
'In the Closet and Under the Bed'
Through a series of misadventures our hero negotiates his own settlement that makes everyone happy and secure.
• Illustrated by David Stuart Codling.
Espionage, Airport Terrorism Depicted in New International Thriller ‘The Attack’ by Air Force Investigative Officer and Military Writers Society of America Award Winner
'The Attack'
Military Writers Society of America Author of the Year for 2013, Bob Doerr, takes you through a fast moving, international thriller that pits a lone government operative, known as a hunter, against a vicious terrorist intent on attacking two U.S. airports within a month. In 'The Attack,' Doerr uses his military background in criminal investigation and counter-intelligence to portray with gritty realism all sides of a terrorist attack.
Civil War Reconstruction Society Is Captured in New Novel “Turbulent Waters” with Story That Wins Best Historical Fiction Award from North Carolina Society of Historians
'Turbulent Waters'
Post-Civil War Reconstruction society of 1865-1867 is captured in award-winning historical novel through fictional characters and true portraits of people living in the North Carolina coastal and river towns of New Bern, Fort Macon, Kinston, and other locales. "Turbulent Waters" by Betty J. Vaughn is a sequel to the engaging family saga begun in "Muddy Waters", published in 2011, with each book winning the Best Historical Fiction Award from the North Carolina Society of Historians.
New Children’s Book ‘The Enchanted Coin’ Fantasizes Disney World® Secret Portal to Transport Readers 8-12 on Magical Adventure; Written by Award-Winning Military Writer
'The Enchanted Coin'
Bob Doerr, the Military Writers of America 2013 Author of the Year, has written a tale at the insistence of his granddaughter about a 14-year old boy who discovers an 8-sided coin that takes him on a mystical journey to a strange world, where he encounters prehistoric animals and risks his life to help a young princess save her tribe’s lands. ‘The Enchanted Coin’ is part of the Mouse Gate Series of fiction books for children and teen readers that feature adventures activated by characters finding special objects that transport them through secret portals found only at Disney® parks and resorts.
Teen Bullying and Rape Lifelong Effects Depicted in New Thriller/Crime Novel ‘Some People Deserve To Die’ by Colin Knight
'Some People Deserve To Die'
One act of bullying can change a boy's entire world. Guilt for a despicable act drives Alan Davies into a life of international crime and violence and transforms him from an innocent 16- year old boy into a merciless, yet sympathetic, protagonist who dispenses brutal justice to those he holds responsible for his sister's death and destroying his life in the new thriller/crime novel 'Some People Deserve To Die.'
Hitler’s Invasion of Greece Islands and Allies’ OSS Unit Run by “Wild Bill Donovan” Portrayed in New Military Novel ‘War and Destiny’ by Air Force Author George Mavro
'War and Destiny'
Hitler’s strategic drive through the Balkans, invasion of Greece, and historic air strike on Crete provide the gritty settings for ‘War and Destiny,’ a new WW2 action/adventure novel. Using 30 historical photos, George Mavro draws on his Air Force service in Greece and advanced degree in International Relations to immerse readers in the region and its joint efforts with Allied forces to resist Nazi takeover - and experience the intrigues of serving in “Wild Bill Donovan’s” daring and innovative OSS, the forerunner to today's CIA.
While Coming of Age Rites Go on All over the World, M. L. Hollinger, Author of “Mauhad,” Tells a Compelling Story of a Young Man and His Passage into Manhood
'Mauhad'
Americans have their "sweet 16" party, Naghol participate in Land Diving, and Hamar include Cow Jumping in their rites. M. L. Hollinger's Mauhad describes a young boy's journey into manhood and the trials and tribulations that go with it.
Controversy continues between the races, between police and suspects, and Karen Ford offers her down home thoughts in “Thoughts of a Fried Chicken Watermelon Woman.”
'Thoughts of a Fried Chicken Watermelon Woman'
As the controversy continues between the races, between police and suspects, Karen Ford gives one Black woman's thoughts on the issues of the day in "Thoughts of a Fried Chicken Watermelon Woman." She offers a more realistic view on issues like Stand Your Ground Laws, the prison industrial complex and others.
1830s Cajun Society Captured in New Picaresque Novel ‘Louisiana Rogue’ by Dr. Harold Raley
'Louisiana Rogue'
Set in the 19th century, new historical novel 'Louisiana Rogue' is a fast-paced romp through all levels of Cajun society via "The Life and Times of Pierre Prospère-Tourmoulin, Pickpocket, Gambler, Fugitive, Undertaker, Barber, Doctor, Prisoner…" Researched and written by Dr. Harold Raley, the book gives readers an understanding of the cultural history of New Orleans and Cajun society during the years 1831 – 1839.