by Scott Leddy Attempting to escape his troubled past and his horrific nightmares, Elgin Thomas flounders deep in the heart of Vietnam's central highland district. Soon exposed to a corrupt and immoral society--a society consumed with chaos and injustice, where the laws of man are subjective and God has turned a deaf ear--the war, for him, takes a heavy toll. While on a clandestine mission, Elgin is confronted by the dreaded Khmer Rouge, in Cambodia's deadly killing fields. Faced with his own mortality and questioning his faith, he must make a choice: abandon his mission and flee or stay and...

Elgin Thomas's iniquitous past soon catches up with him. He wanders the fiery depths of Hell, where his fortitude and sanity are continually challenged. Introduced to a cast of unsavory characters, Elgin must learn to adapt and survive as he traverses through the Underworld's scorching, volcanic terrain. It is a world of serial killers, demons, satanic rituals, secret societies, petty criminals, and an entire host of some of history's most ruthless tyrants. Attempting to atone for his sins, Elgin seeks salvation--but is he trying to find a way out of the abyss, or is he merely attempting to...

In this autobiographical account, a middle-aged man, facing life's challenges reflects on earlier period, questioning prior decisions and pondering the possibilities of what might have been based on his former conduct. This satirical representation of a time in the author's past focuses on college experiences, a zany carefree existence where responsibility and commitment take a back seat to the pursuit of the ultimate party. His first time surviving on his own, the narrator is pitted with a motley crew of feral degenerates. He and his roommates, Chazz, Jamal and Manny push the boundaries of...

Dennis Haggerty and Rodney Darnell, two New York University college students, set off on an expedition to Dennis's girlfriend's house for the holidays, when an accident, obstructing Interstate 84, sends the young men on a detour through New England's rural back roads. In the damp, misty autumn dusk, the boys soon lose their bearings. A slight miscalculation transports them into the realm of the macabre. It isn't until they fail to arrive at their destination hours later that the family begins to worry, but by this time it may be too late to save the young men.

The Raping of America is written through the point-of-view of a frustrated member of the middle class. It takes an in-depth look at the deficiencies of our dysfunctional government and the failed agenda of the current administration. The publication offers insight addressing such issues as poverty, redistribution of wealth, the government's attempt to implement socialistic policies, the detrimental effects of the Affordable Healthcare Act, the devastating consequences of our monumental debt, the mainstream media's role in cultivating the pretense and veiling the corruption spewing out of...