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In 1966 in New York City, ten-year-old Nicholas “Chickenneck” Anderson disappears, leaving his aunt and his neighborhood in despair. In the present day, IT specialist Bruce Spencer’s life unravels when he sees glimpses from the past through the eyes of Chickenneck. Wonder and curiosity—as well as isolation and despair—fill him every time he gets thrust into the past, experiencing the boy’s emotions. Terrified of what is happening to him during these episodes that he calls block-outs, Bruce’s sanity dangles on a precipice. He realizes that seeking justice may be the answer to stopping the block-outs, but his dread of being institutionalized is always with him. He struggles to hide what is occurring from everyone he knows. As two decades collide, Bruce gathers answers with clues from the past, uncovering a horrific crime and discovering what connects him to Chickenneck. Unbeknownst to him, someone is watching. Will searching for a killer place him and his loved ones in danger? Will finding justice destroy Bruce Spencer?
The Walker family has grown. Multiple flash backs bring us up to date on the many changes. Cassie starts in her dream job but then learns disturbing news about a student. John gets good information about his future. The children have grown and are beginning to spread their wings.
Imagine a world where the president of the United States adopts a racist, divisive, insane agenda, bringing the country to the brink of a second civil war. Leaving America vulnerable and wanting anyone but him as their next leader. CEO of the USA explores this dark, alternate reality where thirty years into the future, citizens are no longer free. Blacks, Hispanics, and other minorities have fled the country. The government controls all. The person wielding this power is not subjected to the Constitution. The Constitution is for presidents. America now has a CEO. The Strikers, a resistance group, infiltrates the government and tries to restore the country back to her twentieth-century semi-glory. In this dystopian depiction of an unimaginable America, there's a battle for the country - - and the enemy isn't foreign. The enemy is the enemy. If books had ratings, this one would be rated R. Contains sex, violence, ninjas, and sexbots.
A retired army Sergeant, Joe finds it necessary to take matters into his own hands when the hip hop world invades his home, brainwashing and corrupting the mind of his teenage son, Bryan. To add to that the death of his good army buddy's son at a rap concert, Joe has--literally--heard enough. Concerned what hip hop music is doing to the teenage generation--and his wannabe rapper son, in particular--Joe approaches the FCC, the governmental agency in charge of monitoring the entertainment industry. When they choose not to listen to his outcry--choosing to support the multi-billion dollar music business instead--Joe decides to put his exceptional marksmanship skills to use. With a friend to help grieve and a family to protect, he sees no other option. Join Joe on his crusade as he attempts to spread his message far and wide--with surprising, and deadly, consequences...
WWII - 1942 - Coastal South Carolina Twenty year old Bruce Weber is arrested, accused of running bootleg whiskey in his souped up hot rod. He is given the option of going to jail or enlisting in the V-5 US Naval Aviation Cadet Program (that does not allow cadets to drive) by a local judge. Bruce elects the latter and is sent to Pre-Flight School at the Univ. of GA, to St.Louis MO for primary training and to Pensacola for Final Squadron. During Cadet Training, Bruces experiences many dramatic -- sometimes dangerous, sometimes trying, often humorous - incidents and a few romantic interludes. Although he demonstrates exceptional flying ability and leadership that gains the admiration of fellow cadets and his flight instructors, he has a short temper and has difficulty with regulations. Nearing completion of flight training, Bruce is deeply concerned because he is in danger of washing-out due to accumulated demerits.
Jewell had a great job with a great income. All she needed was a good man to share it with. Just as Jewel was about to say goodbye to all her dreams of marriage, she spots Mr. Smooth a.k.a. Aikeem Johnson Silverman at the barbershop across the street from her job. Mr. Smooth had all the things Jewel was looking for. He also had all the things she wasnt looking for. But all was going well until there was a murder, a burnt warehouse, and then a child.
Spatial Militia is an adventure, that can be real in the near future. Easy to read and direct to the point, I describe a convulsed World; where crime and corruption of many countries is the main problem. The solution is the WAR; after that War, the Planet Earth under global goverment make Laws equally for all planet population; no more frontier, no more inmigration. Peace come for the next 100 years, and Science advance fast. When Astronomers, using new technology discover other planet, where a War is in space. Suddenly,that war will become to our Solar System. Can we survive? What they want? Can we fight after more than 100 years of peace? Go ahead, make your discovery! Thank you for your time. Sergio America
Herb has just been admitted to the hospital with a non-specific illness where his wife, Edna, confronts him regarding a will, his options, and insists he see her brother, Bruce, a high-powered attorney. Herb is reluctant, but agrees to see Bruce who, during the confrontational visit, passes out and lapses into a coma. Bruce is now hospitalized and Herb appoints himself as his watch-dog to assure the medical "idiots" don't pull the plug. Herb and Edna invite Bruce's wife, Blanche, to move in with them during Bruce1s confinement, all agreeing to take round-the-clock shifts with Bruce. After a month, Bruce's condition remains static and the situation becomes stressful, leading to humorous conflict. A human lesson regarding mortality and the inability to change.
Caroline and Jason White check out the rustic log cabin theyd rented on the pristine shores of Georgian Bay. This was to be the Canadian vacation of their dreams. For the next three weeks they were planning on enjoy the three Rsrest, relaxation, and romance away from the hectic pace of their New York lifestyles. Exploring alone, Caroline finds herself fleeing a fierce thunderstorm. Backtracking to the cabin, she takes a wrong path and gets helplessly lost. While seeking temporary shelter in an old, decrepit shed she discovers the kidnap victim shed read about in the local paper. The woman, bound and gagged was imprisoned in a root cellar. Carolines thwarted attempt at a rescue finds her with the end of a cold steel shotgun pressed against her back. Back at the cabin, Jason, a private detective, paces the floor. He cant imagine where his wife could be during the ferocious storm, or why she doesnt return after the storm subsides. Caroline and the woman lay side by side in the darkness, now victims of a crazed madman. The two young women must find a way to save themselves before their captor returns and digs graves for two.
The acclaimed debut from the New York Times bestselling author of The Chain, this Irish bad-boy thriller—set in the hardest streets of New York City—brims with violence, greed, and sexual betrayal. "I didn't want to go to America, I didn't want to work for Darkey White. I had my reasons. But I went." So admits Michael Forsythe, an illegal immigrant escaping the Troubles in Belfast. But young Michael is strong and fearless and clever—just the fellow to be tapped by Darkey, a crime boss, to join a gang of Irish thugs struggling against the rising Dominican powers in Harlem and the Bronx. The time is pre-Giuliani New York, when crack rules the city, squatters live furtively in ruined buildings, and hundreds are murdered each month. Michael and his lads tumble through the streets, shaking down victims, drinking hard, and fighting for turf, block by bloody block. Dodgy and observant, not to mention handy with a pistol, Michael is soon anointed by Darkey as his rising star. Meanwhile Michael has very inadvisably seduced Darkey's girl, Bridget—saucy, fickle, and irresistible. Michael worries that he's being followed, that his affair with Bridget will be revealed. He's right to be anxious; when Darkey discovers the affair, he plans a very hard fall for young Michael, a gambit devilish in its guile, murderous in its intent. But Darkey fails to account for Michael's toughness and ingenuity or the possibility that he might wreak terrible vengeance upon those who would betray him. A natural storyteller with a gift for dialogue, McKinty introduces to readers a stunning new noir voice, dark and stylish, mythic and violent—complete with an Irish lilt.