Eric was turned into a shadow, which was invisible, and was also bulletproof. In addition, Eric could carry one passenger, who slumbers inside Eric. Flying for Central Intelligence Agency, Eric worked for the CIA but as a civilian.Surrounded by F-14 Tomcats, front, back, left, and right; Eric flew rescues from Fiji Island (near Hawaii). Without a runway, the island had two prison camps--Iraqi and United States--which also had mass graves behind the buildings (lightly covered in gra...

Iraq or Afghanistan wars fought by the Descended Angel. Despite the mass carnage needed to win, USA soldiers saw a naked figure killing thousands of IS men on contaminated battlefields. Bulletproof and angry, the DA is the US's greatest ally.

The Descended Angel is seen naked in egypt killing many men, naked on the chemical contaminated battlefields.Black operations replaced warfare for certain solutions not usually seen.

Maddie Wood is a beautiful woman.Eric is another guy trying to impress Maddie.Maddi's boyfriend and his friends won't let that happen.

The blood describes a series of short Stories which focus on The Descended Angel. America must fight wars and special agents are leaders, ready to train the soldiers.

From the mine fields of Laos to a new united States government Dawnlight Fluharty will create a new world the central intelligence way.Black operations and US Military work will remake the world.JFK tried to give us a richer America in where healthcare is paid for the world but assassination took America to its knees.Future of warfare depends on Generals working together for a better Country

**Experience a heart-pumping and thrilling tale of suspense!Originally published in THRILLER (2006),edited by #1** New York Times bestselling author James Patterson.In this timely Thriller Short, New York Times bestselling writer James Grippando heads to Cuba with a tale that reeks of the headlines, given the changing state of American-Cuban affairs. Featured is Grippando’s recurring hero Jack Swyteck, who finds him...

Join us in a look at the world’s most notorious unsolved crimes!Crime has always been of interest to people and when it is unable to be solved, it becomes even more interesting. This book will take a look at some of the more famous crimes that have been committed in recent memory and the facts which don’t always point to a logical conclusion.You will discover the inside view on these crimes and much more information about what took place. It can spark your imagination and i...

Once upon a time there was a mean, dying GOP chairman who had a brilliant scheme to assure that his man would retain the office of president of the United States of America. And the only man who could pull off this elaborate plan was a celebrated Hollywood director. Add to the mix a left-coast gumshoe named Broz who is trapped among cover-ups, undercover work, and his own morality, a cast of bicoastal desperate characters, and the stage is set for a powerful D.C./L.A. production. From Edga...

Winner of the 2016 PEN First Amendment Award Winner of the 2016 Sam Adams Award for Integrity in Intelligence Winner of the 2016 Blueprint International Whistleblowing Prize for Bravery and Integrity in the Public Interest Winner of the 2013 Peacemaker of the Year Award Winner of the 2012 Joe A. Callaway Award for Civic Courage On February 28, 2013, after pleading guilty to violating the Intelligence Identities Protection Act, John Kiriakou began serving a thirty month prison sentence. His...

What turned Iraq war veteran Tim McVeigh from patriotic soldier to a man who considered his own government, Americas biggest enemy. He commited the worst home terror act in American history, which shook the nation to its core. Waco and Ruby ridge were catalysts which pushed Mcveighs conceptions that his government was out of cotrol and he needed to act. This book covers the background of Mcveigh, the build up and aftermath from his act of terror, the hunt, arrest, trial and execution of a ...

The counterculture of the late sixties and early seventies by the draft dodgers and those who opposed the Vietnam War started a movement of protesters against what they termed a materialistic society. The civil disobedience led to marches and demonstrations against the draft, the government, and the conservative culture of the time. The nonviolent demonstrations became unlawful disturbances with police brutality and mass arrests by law enforcement officials. The movement took on a name, wh...