Theirs was to be a love, a marriage that would last forever. It lasted ten years.Rachel Marin's storybook life:September 11, 2001Rachel Marin, a Texas-born beauty, Boston College grad, had always dreamed of being a writer. Even when she served the President as Deputy, White House Press Secretary; later, as a noted journalist covering world leaders and the world famous, she never surrendered her dream.At thirty-eight, she was just divorced and clawing her way u...

FIRE NIGHT -A CLASH BETWEEN THE SUPERNATURAL & THE SUPER EVILThe Wellsley Family: John, Sarah, 5 year-old daughter, Beth; sons—12 year-old Joshua and 9 year-old Caleb, are unknowingly doomed to relive the horror of centuries-old New England history. In 2007, when the two young Wellsley brothers disobey their parents and venture into forbidden Devil's Woods, the horrible, violent history of a 1707 night is rewritten in walls of fire and rivers of blood.The boys endure a terr...

There should be a category that distinguishes this story from general 'romance' novels but there is none —yet.On a day Rachel Marin would forever remember,in September of 2000, she sat alone in her small, now empty white-fenced home in South Pasadena, California. While the stinging words of her recently divorced producer/director husband: "I married a whole wife; I deserve a whole wife," still rang in her ears, she would, within minutes, close the door to her small home for...

A serial killer with an elaborate m.o. and macabre sense of humor is loose in LA.But this killer, who defies the FBI profile, is unlike any the LAPD has ever encountered. The victims are prominent, super-wealthy, married men—including a famous mega-evangelist—involved in adu lterous affairs. They and their lovers are found murdered by close range blasts from a .44 magnum.Even jaded, veteran homicide cops are horrified by the brutality, intrigued by the killer's consistency, a...

"As a devoted fan, I had the chance to read the print book manuscript of 'Still Dreaming', and was left wishing everyone could share this amazing poetry, and all this writer's wonderful works. You must also see the beautiful images of the softcover."—Jane Austen Dickey, South Carolina"The imagery, the mastery of the language, and the range of emotions this book stirs could only come from a gifted writer with great heart and rich soul."— Ella Turner, Los Angeles, CA.

Selma, Alabama (first written in 2015) and set in 2020.Given The Turmoil in Our Nation Today, This Story is a Must-Read.Former Klansman and Alabama native David Earl Applewhite's journey, on the rugged road to redemption, lasts fifty years. It ends in a way no one will see coming, with his atoning confrontation with demons of his own creation. "The Water Line" is a story for our time that shows the destructive effects of hate, and the healing power of love and forgiveness.

Knowledge is power. Staying Alive: A Woman's Essential Guide to Living Safely could save your life or that of someone you love.Staying Alive: A Woman's Essential Guide to Living Safely, by Gene Cartwright and Jane Austen Dickey, is a jam-packed, vital, no-nonsense, detailed daily handbook dedicated to helping women live safely. We arm you with knowledge to defend yourself against predators day and night.Our purpose is to inform and inspire women to do more to protect themse...

Final Warning: America's very existence is in peril.(Dec. 2017):By the time you read this, it may already be too late.Nearly a year into the administration of President, David Brandon, the brash, controversial business-tycoon, there are those within the hierarchy of our key national security agencies who feel compelled to withhold super-sensitive intelligence details from the world's most powerful man. Many whom Brandon installed to head these agencies, have themselv...

First Father is a micro-short story (796 words) that demonstrates the amazing writing skills of former Oprah guest, and past Pulitzer nominee, Gene Cartwright.Once again, the specter of the ongoing war against the purveyors of global terrorism was front and center. With the eyes of the world riveted on the handsome young president at the White House East Room podium, his firebrand Chief of Staff waited for her boss to conclude his stunning announcement. He was dead. Osama Bin Laden...

Note: What does young baseball heroine Mo' Ne Davis and this novel's 'Ellen Parker' have in common?You won't believe the foretelling of Mo' Ne's amazing experiences, twenty (20) years ago, in Chapter 31 of this novel.Wealth, fame and power are not always enough.The world knows James T. Phalen as a Harvard educated, well-heeled baby-boomer banker/investor/lawyer—a one-time farm boy from rural Texas, and one of the wealthiest men in America.Phalen is a Wall Str...

TVOST. The Value of Small Thingsby Gene Cartwright - former Oprah guest author and past Pulitzer-nominee."Despite the deepest darkness, the human spirit seeks even the faintest rays of light. May it always be so." — Gene CartwrightFrom the pages of Gene Cartwright's latest non-fiction work comes a wealth of witty and wise tools compelling you to unearth hidden treasures from your past, to embrace your present, and look to your boundless future through a brighter len...

Is love a mental disorder? Many an insane act has been committed under its influence and dominance. For some, the 'joygasm' that comes from risking all for love and sex is worth the risk, even when death stalks like a thief in the night.Jet-setting, multi-millionaire, author/screenwriter/professor, and globally renown homicide wiz John Roméo gets the call he's been expecting. The LAPD has got murders they can't solve. They don't want Roméo (he insists Ro-may-o), but they sure as he...