Law of Retaliation Book one: "Two bright, extraordinary people on different continents cross paths in their quests to remedy injustice in Ernst's debut thriller ... An invigorating, analytical look at vigilantism that neither condemns nor condones it." -Kirkus Reviews "Inhumanum is a genre in itself. The prose is thick, intense and urgent. The style runs the gamut from the grotesque via the absurd and back ..." -Magnus Stanke, author of Falling in Death and Love Fans of John Irving, Kurt Vonnegut and James Ellroy will enjoy Bradley Ernst. Bonn Maddox is ambivalent toward the massive...

Book two, Law of Retaliation series. "Three boys, products of a Nazi geneticist's experiment, break free from their confines, with one of them becoming a proficient killer, in the second of Ernst's (Inhumanum, 2016) thriller series ... There are shocks and a gratifying ending ... A haunting historical backdrop provides a base for a triad of curious but irresistible characters." -Kirkus Reviews For fans of Kurt Vonnegut, John Irving, and James Ellroy. Most Nazi scientists fled Berlin at the end of World War Two. Not Wolfgang Bahr. Relentless, forced into forgotten wartime tunnels, the...

Cleveland's got diversity and missionaries and sewage-surfing and bookstores and autistics: I'm one of them-Belle. Come have coffee with me and I'll tell you about myself. Wait ... I'm mute, so I can't. I've got a cat aptly named Queequeg, a Tourette's-afflicted Myna bird named Epiphany, a mother who suffers from RBF (resting bitch face), a father who performs acrobatics on a ladder, and a beautiful sister who doesn't, in fact, have chlamydia. Don't pity me, I won't have it. Things could be worse: I'm neither a cutter nor a stabber nor a public masturbator, and I'm loved. Are you? Beneath the...