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Presents​

Fiction

Some of my stories have historical themes. Others are semi-autobiographical or reflect my curiosity about war, art history, obsessive collectors, immigration—even pole dancing!

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I based two other stories on events lifted from front pages across the world: The German, 'Mr. Kai,' and The Devil; Illusions; and Blame Jason Bourne.

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Romance and crime, of course, are always at the ready should any of my characters be so inclined.

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Prepare for an exhilarating tale of power struggles and intrigue at WRKH, a vibrant coastal Carolina radio and television station!

 

When a U.S. Senator takes legal action against the station for defamation, the owner, his ambitious granddaughter, the management team, and a cunning reporter embroiled in scandalous behavior all vie for control.
 

As tensions rise and chaos ensues, the stakes couldn't be higher!

 

The reporter, whose actions ignited this fierce battle, boldly accuses two men of being responsible for her unexpected pregnancy. One of them, however, is determined to take matters into his own hands, with shocking consequences!

 

Non-Fiction

Immigrants and Americanism

at War

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Previously: The Unknown Internment; UnCivil Liberties; Under Siege!

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Step into California's past!

Witness the events of 1942, when the federal government implemented a program of wartime civilian relocation and internment that uprooted thousands of West Coast Italian and German aliens and their families from their homes and jobs.
 
Immigrants and Americanism at War sheds new light on the human of the story by sharing the words and stories of those affected by the government's orders.
 
This book is a must-read for all Americans who care about this country's attitudes towards immigrants and individual rights.

What the critics say:

 

In 2000, Congress passed Public Law 106-451, known as The Wartime Violation of Italian American Civil Liberties Act. President Clinton signed it into law.

 

Immigrants and Americanism at War was a major backbone to the work that resulted in this law being passed."—Amazon

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