Archive for the ‘books’ Category
Justice
Sunday, June 20th, 2010
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Why was the journalist murdered? What had he found?
The author’s third novel takes Julia, a smart young homicide detective on the Chicago Police Department, and Kate Stevens, a law clerk for a retiring Justice on the U.S. Supreme Court, on a trek through Chicago, New York, Paris, New Orleans and Capitol Hill to find the answers. Meanwhile, the White House has its own mysteries to solve when it’s discovered the President’s most recent appointment to the Supreme Court is an illegal alien. Gordon Cox, Kate’s fiancée is brought in by the President to help manage the political damage control and keep the newest Justice on the Court. In the end, “justice” is served, and Kate perseveres to find the real reason her friend was murdered.
“An intriguing page turner” — The Florida Bar News and Journal.”
Pacific Rebound
Monday, April 14th, 2008
PACIFIC REBOUND; 2008; Ivy House Publishing $16.95
PACIFIC REBOUND is the author’s second voyage into the intrigue of global business and politics. What happened in Tokyo in 1945 that planted the seeds for this adventure?
Peter White’s fast rise in his international corporation was put on hold by the untimely death of his 35 year-old wife. He needs a self start, and it comes in the form of a lady in distress. She’s also looking for a life lost – her own.
We start out in corporate America, find friends and enemies in the places we go, and before we’re through peer into several dark corners of the history of war in the Pacific. What are the Japanese Yakuza after? Why are they following the attractive woman Peter White escorts around the Pacific Basin? This woman is the real mystery in this story. Who is she? And what’s she trying to get her hands on . . . if it’s not Mr. White?
Havana Passage
Sunday, April 13th, 2008
Cuba after Castro
HAVANA PASSAGE; 2005; Ivy House Publishing $24.95
Kate is 24, blond, smart, an ex-NCAA tennis star from Stanford University, and she’s just finished her second year at the Georgetown Law Center in Washington, D. C.
Ana is 16 and lives in Havana, she’s a victim of everything that’s wrong with despotism; she stands for the resilience of youth and brains being able to survive the worst of times, and her tough innocence shines through as a beacon for the future of our planet.
Lara, is 26, dark eyed and beautiful, very determined, a graduate lawyer on the staff of the Interior Ministry in Havana, Cuba, and keenly aware that her country faces an uncertain future.
“ . . . a cast of alluring, intelligent, and courageous characters.”
NY, Hispanic PR Wire – October 11, 2005