When a very unorthodox (rogue) nun, Sister Clarisse, who runs the Someone Cares youth shelter in Hollywood, learns that one of the fourteen street kids abducted in the past three weeks is the daughter she gave up for adoption seventeen years ago, she's determined to find her. The search for her daughter and the other missing kids takes Sister Clarisse and her best friend, Sophie, a retired WWE wrestling star, to the dangerous alleys of Bangladesh and back to Hollywood, where yet another ugly secret is waiting to be revealed.

One of Sister Clarisse's former street kids, Dupree Williams, an up and coming young Hollywood glamour photographer, is shot during a photo shoot with the number one super model in the world. With Dupree in a coma, Sister Clarisse promises him that she will discover who did this and why. The investigation draws Clarisse and her best friend, Sophie, deep into the world of the wealth and power, politics and espionage ... and murder, revealing a web of deceit at the highest levels of government and law enforcement.

One of Sister Clarisse's former street kids, Dupree Williams, an up and coming young Hollywood glamour photographer, is shot during a photo shoot with the number one super model in the world. With Dupree in a coma, Sister Clarisse promises him that she will discover who did this and why. The investigation draws Clarisse and her best friend, Sophie, deep into the world of the wealth and power, politics and espionage ... and murder, revealing a web of deceit at the highest levels of government and law enforcement.

Art (Bishop Arthur Gilroy) one of Clarisse's two best friends, has been kidnapped. A note is left on his desk. It says: Your sins will find you out. The same note is left on Clarisse's desk. Clarisse and Sophie spring into action to find Art. But the only clue is the enigmatic note. Who took Art and why? And what does the note mean? Whose sins? What sins? Why would Clarisse have been given the same note? The search for Bishop Gilroy will take Clarisse and Sophie into the darkest corners of immorality and corruption in the priesthood, and into a shadowy past where things are not...

Art (Bishop Arthur Gilroy) one of Clarisse's two best friends, has been kidnapped. A note is left on his desk. It says: Your sins will find you out. The same note is left on Clarisse's desk. Clarisse and Sophie spring into action to find Art. But the only clue is the enigmatic note. Who took Art and why? And what does the note mean? Whose sins? What sins? Why would Clarisse have been given the same note? The search for Bishop Gilroy will take Clarisse and Sophie into the darkest corners of immorality and corruption in the priesthood, and into a shadowy past where things are not...

Dr. Glenn Rogers is the author of sixteen novels. In his concise and easy-to-read introduction to novel writing, So You Want To Be A Novelist: Twenty-five Things You Need To Do To Be A Good Storyteller, he shares what he has learned over the years about how to tell a good story. His list of twenty-five things includes insights and advice you are not likely to find in other how-to books. The conversational tone of his presentation is more like a discussion with a mentor rather than a lecture from a professor. From his first chapter about being a voracious reader, to his...

Dr. Glenn Rogers is an independent publisher who, since 2002, has written and published 29 nonfiction books and 16 novels. In this small but informative book, So You Want To Be An Indie Publisher, Dr. Rogers shares what he has learned over the years about indie publishing. From his first chapter on understanding the publishing business, to his last chapter on the basic elements of successful indie publishing, Dr. Rogers paints a realistic picture of what it means to be an indie publisher. His style is easy-going and conversational as he explains, informs, and inspires. If you are...