What ever you do, you won't want to miss Vivid Hues III, the third book of this exciting series. No one is safe as this Middle Eastern entity works hard at destroying the United States from within. Billy J is finally out of danger as far as life and death issues are concerned. Now it's time to get on with his facial reconstruction, and that's far from a sure thing. Doctor Jamerson has been recommended by Doctor Joseph as the reconstruction surgeon for Billy J. Hank Rodgers receives some important information about the Nicolaians from Lulu Ann Thornhill, one of the "working girls," thus...

Vivid Hues is a book about human races. The title is from a speach given by Ronald Reagan, ...when speaking, " Paint in Vivid Hues, not in pale pastels." In other words speak clearly. Speaking clearly isn't what my book is about, but Vivid Hues so well fits my subject matter that I couldn't pass up using it.

The U. S. President has asked Pastor/Doctor William Barnett to give up his church and work with the president in his administration. DanJaroc and his lieutenant, ThomLaroc shot up Pastor Barnett's church trying to kill Barnett because he wouldn't agree to lead his congregation to accept the Middle Eastern religion, the Nicolaian Way. Barnett was only wounded in the shoulder while a young boy was killed and Billy Moses Baxter, Jr. (Billy J) was shot in the face. Amazingly, shooting up the church caused as much, if not more, trouble for DanJaroc and ThomLaroc than it did for Barnett and his...

The President of the United States is involved with running the country and has little time for anything else; however, it has come to his attention that an inordinate amount of killings via the throat slash has taken place. Consequently, he has decided to start asking questions before the press is all over him about it. Little does he know what he's about to get into. There also seems to be an awful lot of racial activity going on in the U. S. The President has his own agenda and doesn't want to get embroiled in other things that will take up too much of his time. He's in his second term and...

Amanda Snow and the Deadly Semester. A mystery which proves that starting one's life over can be deadly. Amanda Snow wanted to be a teacher, but because of family difficulties, she was unable to go to college. She has a strained relationship with her mother and step-father, but adores her grandfather who set her on a path that would change her life forever. After storming off her job because of a sexually harassing boss, she decides to sue him. This leads to an encounter with Bill Jasco, an investigator for the law firm. In order to continue paying her bills, Amanda must find a new job. In...