In "All-Hallow Eve; or, The Test of Futurity," Robert Curtis intricately weaves a haunting narrative that delves into the themes of fate, mortality, and the supernatural. Through a lyrical and evocative writing style, Curtis employs rich symbolism and vivid imagery to explore the tension between human agency and predestined events. Set against the backdrop of a mystical Halloween night, the novel unfolds as a deeply introspective journey, blending gothic elements with philosophical musings...

The plot revolves around the protagonist, Ernest Vane, who is a skeptic of supernatural phenomena. He attends a Halloween party where a mysterious fortune-teller predicts his future. As events unfold, Ernest finds himself drawn into a series of eerie and inexplicable occurrences that challenge his rational beliefs. The novel explores themes of fate, premonition, and the supernatural, set against the backdrop of a haunting and atmospheric narrative.Robert Curtis, the author, is known for hi...

Some people would just love to know how a certain beloved British royal really met her untimely end. And then again, some people may just die if they do learn the truth. After all, there's a trained assassin waiting on a big check if he eliminates anyone remotely connected with the so-called accident. Based on widely touted theories, Death Tunnel peers into the hallowed chambers of a faltering nobility whilst an aging gun for hire, who has plied his trade as a United States special forces ...

Robert "Bobby Rack" Rachaborski desperately needs a break. He's living back in his dysfunctional home after college in a rough part of Boston, working a series of dead-end jobs, and trying to find time to write-his only solace in an unforgiving world. And then, it comes: he gains acceptance at the prestigious Yale School of Drama for playwriting, and his life is forever changed, though not in the ways he ever expected. Bobby struggles to find his place-and writing voice-in an unfamiliar wo...

My book is a narrative about me, my struggles, and how I ultimately was able to deal with them by the grace of God. Sometime I won, some of the times it seems that the devil won, and some of the time I was left holding the bag. But I now give God the glory for all those time regardless. Some people take their life story with them to the cemetery. Thank God for giving me the faith to share mine.

I could have wished that the incidents which I am about to describe in the following tale had taken place in some locality with a less Celtic, and to English tongues a more pronounceable, name than Boher-na-Milthiogue. I had at first commenced the tale with the word itself, thus: "Boher-na-Milthiogue, though in a wild and remote part of Ireland," etc. But I was afraid that, should an English reader take up and open the book, he would at the very first word slap it together again between th...

The Life and Times of AyianaBy: Robert Curtis Wright Esquire the 3rdThe Life and Times of Ayiana is a vivid, expansive tale of a young Native American girl growing up in the Old West.The reader lives and breathes Ayiana’s joys and heartaches as she and her familly —both those by blood and those made—struggle together to build a future for themselves, to find where they can belong and live safe and happy lives. The reader will not soon forget these powerful, glorious...

About the BookThis book was written by Robert Curtis and Steve Eggleston with the goal in mind to highlight some dilemmas Christians go through in life. With keeping trust in God and doing what is right, things turn out for the better.“Do you give the horse his strength,And endow his neck with splendor?Do you make the steed to quiverWhile his thunderous snorting spreads Terror?He jubilantly paws the plainAnd rushes in his might against the W...

The novel of Edgar Wallace’s famous play told by Robert Curtis in story form with all the dramatic excitement and suspense. In the shady setting of a solicitor’s office on the East End waterfront a plan is evolved – all quite legal to get hold of a large American legacy bequeathed to an English girl. Murder is planned and tried: kidnapping, incarceration in a London barge, a dash for freedom, the intervention of the river police and knock-out drops all play their part in the unfolding of t...

The novel of Edgar Wallace’s famous play told by Robert Curtis. „Smoky Cell”:... At ten o’clock that night the guards outside the prison walls were doubled and among them they had enough machine-guns to play havoc with a battalion. The warden of the prison had announced that he was taking no chances. Ben Guinney, he had said, might have escaped from Canyon City prison without his due dose of high-power juice, but he wasn’t going to jump this dump. Rumors of an attempt at rescue had reached...

This book provides a comprehensive overview of almond growing from a scientific and horticultural perspective, covering botany, production, processing and industrial uses. Almonds are an important crop; they are highly regarded for their flavour, nutritional properties and culinary uses, and almond oil is used widely in food, cosmetic and pharmaceutical production. They are easy to transport and have long storability, facilitating global dissemination. Demand is constantly increasing and g...

Over her head hung the menace of murder – and; of the man who changed his name...Best remembered for penning the screenplay for the classic film „King Kong”, author Edgar Wallace was an astoundingly popular luminary in the action-adventure genre in the early twentieth century. „The Man Who Changed His Name” is a Robert Curtis’s adaptation of a screenplay by Edgar Wallace. This story packed with intrigue, mystery, murders, and it highlights Wallace’s unmatched skill in setting a pulse-pound...