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Remember Three Mile Island and the meltdown they had? Well here is some more heart stopping action about a nuclear power plant, the Desert Canyons, a bunch of terrorists that have infiltrated the staff there, and a well-rehearsed plan to dump radioactive sludge into the river to create one of the biggest ecological disasters in southern California history. And what does a relief valve and a cold shutdown of the power plant have to do with it? And do Lenel and Brian finally get hooked up? Guess you'll have to get the book and read it to find out. I'm glad I did. Another good book by this author.
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Above and Beyond: radio silence unfolds from a young
man’s perspective. A boy loses his mother to consumption during the Depression.
His hardened father shows little sympathy while struggling with his own demons
and burdened with raising five children. When the war comes, many of my
father’s generation had very little to lose, except their lives.
Our book is about the inner battle in a time of outrageous
world events and conflict. Written as a work of creative nonfiction, we paged
through flight records, war memorabilia, reflected on verbal anecdotes shared
by the veteran in his later years, and did vast amounts of research. Our
research focused on life near the bases where he served as well as the events
of war. We immersed ourselves as best we could in the story. There were
emotional times during the writing, times of guilt and shame for not appreciating
more fully the experiences endured by a boy as he develops into a man. A man
who struggled to turn me into a man while protecting me from the abuse he
endured and never sharing his stories of deprivation. We must remember,
cherish, and understand the Greatest Generation. What made these men and women?
Why did they view the world so differently? Our book shares not just the
threats and violence of war, but the hearts of those living under the
circumstances.
Our mission in writing this story is to honor all veterans
who served in the history of our nation, whether in war or peace. We support
veterans’ organizations; we didn’t write this work to cash in on the suffering
and sacrifice of others. My editor/spouse is a 9-year veteran of the U.S.A.F.
We give away copies and have donated our total proceeds to organizations such
as the Veterans Breakfast Club, where we took part in book signings. Above and Beyond: radio silence is now available at the library of the National World War II Museum in New Orleans. Colonel Mark C Vlahos (U.S.A.F.-Ret.) and
author of Leading the Way to Victory gave the book advanced praise. Your
support will help veterans.
Medical thrillers can be the best
thrillers, especially when they are eminently contemporary, like the controversies
surrounding AI in today’s marketplace. Deadly Vision by Todd Severin is
just such a thriller. Deadly Vision opens in the middle a high stakes surgical
procedure. The developer of an AI that could have performed the surgery with a
lot less risk is a witness. It took me two chapters for my reading pace to recover
from the high-speed-read that the first scenes induced. The images that the description
of the AI surgery induced were breathtaking. Phrasing like, ‘Just what I need
before the most important presentation of my life, a starched cotton decapitation’
made the read even better. As a debut release, it was one of the best. Five
stars for Todd Severin and his imaginative creation, Deadly Vision.
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I had the pleasure of reading "Not on My Watch", by Jeff Bailey. The basic premise is one that is quite frankly, scary in its believability, because we have a number of crazies in this country with very similar ideas to the antagonists in this book. The hero is US Marine Cassandra Sing, who gets caught up in a theft of nuclear weapons from an Oklahoma military base by supremacists wanting to return to the original ideas of the Constitution, although apparently without the racist rhetoric that most such people in real life today embody. The action is tense, and is occasionally interrupted by flashbacks in Sing's life, showing her progression into the Marines. It embodies her determination, strength, and devotion to her duty, which should be an example for all US military personnel. The flashbacks sometimes came at unexpected moments, but this isn't a bad thing. Occasionally, it did cause me to lose track of where the main story was, but I picked it up again pretty quickly. If you, or anyone in your family, has been in the military, they'll see a lot of themselves in this story. For those who haven't, this story is a good way to better understand their mentality and commitment. Kudos to Jeff Bailey for an outstanding story! I'm looking forward to reading his next one.
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Kerry Kennedy, Today's Featured Author
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Agent Scorned is Ephraim Clark’s
best yet, by far. The characters are tight and there is no wasted space or
side-stories. I feel I know Brad James and his counterpart Chuck, realistic not
perfect. It’s why I liked Indiana Jones, humanly accomplished and vulnerable. The
bad guys are equally well developed and real. In Agent Scorned, there is a
suicide in Paris and Brad James gets involved - twisty, unpredictable. Just
what I want in a conspiracy thriller. I’ve read all of Ephraim Clark's thrillers
and enjoyed each one. One last point, ‘write what you know’ as the adage goes.
Well, Ephraim Clark obviously lives in, and knows, Paris, intimately. The rich
references to street names, districts and businesses (bars) adds so much color
to the books. I felt like I knew Paris after my first read. I felt like I was
returning to somewhere I’ve lived before as I read Agents Scorned. I guess the
first book left quite an impression. While the stories are stand alone. I would
recommend reading Cult Stalker first and then read the books in the order
published. The familiarity with Paris added a lot to my enjoyment of the story.
Well done Ephraim Clark. I highly recommend
Agent Scorned.
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Not too many things are better than well done paranormal fiction, and I Wake the Dead in Westerlin Park by Ayden Lockwood delivers. It’s...