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When Cultures Collide

Mark Sasse: The Reach of the Banyan Tree     Like star crossed lovers Chip Carson reflects on his past as he sits in a dark, dang and dirty prison cell going through the motions of life as if he’s living outside of his body. The novel is complex and takes place during two separate … Continue reading →

TO HONOR OUR VETERANS

Along the Watchtower: David Litwack   Insulating himself from the world and creating both a fantasy and semi-reality world for himself Freddie returns from war injured, psychologically damaged and fearful for his future. Lt. Freddie Williams will never forget the IED that took the lives of his men, created the nightmares that plague his dreams … Continue reading →

Day Two:   What part of you novel mirrored anything that we might find in the news today? Much of the novel has happened since I wrote the book or is very likely to happen. I don’t want to give away too much to those who have yet to read PATRIOT, but all the technology … Continue reading →

Interview with the author of Patriot

A Special Online interview with author: A.S. Bond Patriot: Interviewed by Fran Lewis This is a special 2 part interview Part One:   Summary of the book:   What would you do for your country? In Afghanistan, a US Army Patrol is devastated by an enemy with sophisticated weaponry, while in D.C., Pentagon staffer Scott … Continue reading →

FIVE GOLDEN PAW PRINTS

  Paw Prints In My Heart: Life Lessons Learned from the dog of my Life: Andrew Hessel   Unconditional love is something we all crave and want from our children, spouses and family. But, sometimes this type of love comes from another source. How far would you go and how much would you sacrifice for … Continue reading →

FIVE GOLDEN SPIRITS

Iblis: Ahmed Al-Amin     Surrounded again by spirits and entities Hassan returns determined to learn why his father was killed. But, the story begins on a different note a man named Nicholas is searching for the right tool, slave or implement in the form of a young boy to train, create and manipulate into … Continue reading →

Wild Iris Rose: My review

Wild Iris Ridge: RaeAnne Thayne   Lucy Drake is back in Hope Crossing and the havoc and turmoil she creates in the lives of many of those living there would make the aftershock from an earthquake pale by far. From the moment she sets foot on her aunt’s property, enters Iris House and decides to … Continue reading →

Air Force One Has Vanished?

Air Force One Has Vanished: David H. Brown   What if a world leader approached the President of the United States and requested a favor that would change the direction of his term and office forever? What if this world leader needed the President to bring someone along that might have the answer to a … Continue reading →

Live to See Tomorrow: my review

Live to See Tomorrow: Iris Johansen     The choices we make in life often set the tone for what happens when things either turn out the right way or don’t. Catherine Ling’s life is often orchestrated and choreographed by the CIA when they need her expertise and she cannot refuse their request. But, Catherine … Continue reading →

Many Important Lessons Can Be Learned

Ping: The Rescue of Eden   Will there ever be a time when everyone will respect the environment, appreciate the beauty and glory of a spring day when the sun shines and the water in the ocean glistens allowing us to smell the sweet fragrance of spring as the flowers begin to bloom? Will both … Continue reading →