"Entangled," a stand-alone novella, concludes the battle of good vs. evil that permeated the series of "Daddy's Girl," "Pretty Little Girl" and "The Baby Thief." "Entangled" will reveal answers to questions raised in the earlier books (available in e-Book, print or audio book formats, as well as in Portugese and Spanish versions)."Daddy's Girl" tells how and why Armen Bedrosian, a pedophile, originates the story. For 20 years he sexually abused his teenaged daughter in this a prequel of good vs. evil.When Armen's 13-year-old daughter is kidnapped, she repays her ransom debt to daddy with daily sexually submissions. She later abandons the now Alzheimer's disease-afflicted father at a county fair. Detective Liz Roberts conducts an investigation to locate the daughter, and by doing so discovers long-lost secrets of her own past.AudioFile Magazine calls the book "A realistic account...that never misses a beat as the tragic picture continually changes... (Readers) will feel as if they're on an emotional roller coaster as the story unravels layer by layer to a most unexpected conclusion.""The Baby Thief" examines an OB/GYN that many considered a saint. But Liz Roberts exposes her as an intriguing monster who sells pregnant girls' babies. This series of intertwining leaves, includes an illegal love affair that results in murder. One reviewer wrote "The story is so gripping that I couldn't even stop reading to eat or sleep."
We first meet Baby, a 10-year-old Jewish boy, abused by his mother, when he learns that his GI father has been killed in Europe during a World War II battle. This shocking news, as well as the Nazi extermination of six million Jews, transforms Baby's quest to one involving alcohol, LSD, and murder. This drug-induced euphoria continues to haunt him and his search for love because wherever he goes...realistic visions of Nazis constantly follow him. Judith, a magazine editor, attempts to rescue Baby...trying to unlock his fantasies and return him to reality. But by doing so, Baby's paranoia and guilt just increase. Listen to Spaced-Out: Baby's Final LSD Trip by award-winning reporter Don Canaan. This novella, with its historical "ripped from the headlines" background, is a book that you'll want to finish in one sitting.
Conceived in Liberty is a time-traveling romp through the Union of Royal American States' history. See how King Benedict Arnold rid us of the traitor George Washington. This tale of murder, incest and undocumented aliens is our history, but history is just a tenuous thread. Arnold Toynbee once said: "History is just one damned thing after another." We have been taught about Mobius' victory over King Benedict. But who was Mobius? Was he the sonof Tad Lincoln in 1863 or the illegitimate son of George Washington in 1776? And who was his mother? This memoir by Tamar Weaver (a time traveler from 2063) was discovered hidden in King Donald Trump's files. Now we can finally reveal Tamar's mission and how she prevented the depopulation of Earth. You will meet intimately meet King Abraham and his family, John Wilkes Booth, George Washington, King Arthur, Sir Lance-a-lot (Arthur's gay blade), as well as a roly-poly Benjamin Franklin in his new guise as Merlin.
In 2063, archaeologists discovered a hermetically-sealed box containing a memoir, a birth certificate for a child named Mobius (father unknown), and a male chastity belt.
What if a fate worse than a catastrophic virus threatened our lives in the American monarchy founded by Benedict Arnold after defeating George Washington's ragtag revolutionary army? Arnold referred to the then-British puppet nation as the Union of Royal American States.
In 2063, the ruler of the URAS was Queen Alyssa, whose family descended from Benedict's distant cousin, King Abraham I. Monarchs usually ascended to the throne by murdering a previous ruler. And so, Alyssa had killed her father, who had inherited the throne from King Donald.
The paranoid queen suffered from nightmares. Undocumented aliens from another planet were breaching King Donald's sky wall and were trying to usurp her throne and enslave her subjects.
In this comedic, sci-fi, time-traveling romp through history, the queen asks a young scientist, Tamar Weaver to travel into the past and repair the fabric of time so that Alyssa's reign could continue unhindered.
During Tamar's 1863 adventure in the royal capital of New York City, she experiences events that she believes caused the rip in time.
Changing fate is not so simple for Tamar. She encounters historical figures in non-whitewashed situations, never before documented in history books.
Traveling into the past causes Tamar to become 17 years younger. Her journey becomes fraught with assassination, sex, and a transformed life as the mother of monarchs.
The mind-boggling plot concludes with an ending that the listener could never imagine; a conclusion that only could be imagined in the Twilight Zone.
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