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CLARION FOREWORD REVIEW Four Stars (out of five) Sacrament of Fear ...cloaked in the guise of a terrorist act, a father plots revenge for the senseless and brutal death of his son.

Following a series of deaths around the world from seemingly "natural causes," the Special Assistant to the Minister President of The Netherlands, Frans Roobeek, recognizes a special link between the list of victims and his American friend, Wes Franklin...all are members of a secret intelligence network-The Cloister of Akhenaten, or Ankh Network-and Wes may soon be the next member to meet his end by...

CLARION FOREWORD REVIEW
Four Stars (out of five)

"GOD, I NEVER KNEW A MAN WHO WANTED SO MUCH TO BE DEAD...OR DESERVED IT MORE."

These are the opening lines of The Methuselah Man, an international thrill ride that takes you from the halls of power in Washington, to the Las Vegas Strip - with a lethal train ride from Kiev to Istanbul.

The Methuselah Man is the story of...

...President Treem, who is determined to change the nuclear face of the world by unilateral example;

...Vice President Austin, an old-school war hero who will go to any...

"Fully in command of her body, it was apparent she owned the stage. With the first few honeyed tones of her voice, she would own the world."

Under the management and direction of Dima Gregorovich, the Russian rock'n'roll band REVOLVER has become the biggest international sensation since The BEATLES. But when people associated with the band start turning up dead during their first-ever US Tour, their extraordinary success may all come to an early end

From the beautiful blue waters of the Cayman Islands to the dangerous Russian streets of Minusinsk, Siberia, Wes, A.J., and Aryana,...

For the people writing this book, cancer was not only a personal crisis, it was also an education. Experts on medical ethics, personal experience with cancer showed them how little they understood of the real world of serious illness. Despite years of teaching and writing about treatment decision-making and patient autonomy, they were unprepared for many of the problems they faced. They discovered that...