I draw on my experiences when writing my stories. When I wrote Brand of Justice I hung out in Great Falls, Montana and made attempts at understanding what is truly means to be put on trial for the murder of a toddler. I drew heavily on experiences I had while working as a cop to put together the different personalities in JusThis. My current manuscript, The Passionate Jihadist, involved a lot of research as previously mentioned.
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February 15, 2017 at 5:30 PM You the dog. What do you think needs to be done with the Terrorists? Reply We have got to truly understa...
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The Bible is a great book . . . is the best gift, God has given man . . . . But for it, we could not know right from wrong. Abraham Linco...
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First things first. 912 have signed up for a copy of Brand of Justice . 354 have placed the story on their 'to read' shelf. For Ja...
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My suddenly favorite postal employee not only told me how to send books out but picked one up herself. I bounced around Winona with... -
"Brand of Justice" works on many levels. The main characters are real; Dub and Tinkey come alive on the pages. The action begin...
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This story will interest those who long to understand the pain and suffering found in the Middle East Though one can never condone t...
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Sometimes it gets to the point of a Mass Denial. We all know it's coming but we don't know where or when. Ominous.
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How about and update. Looks like I'm going to be heading to Nova Scotia. No rest for the wicked. If something happens in Minnesota I...
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This cuts to the center of the issue. I will blow myself up . . . no wait, I've changed my mind. PARIS (Reuters) - Salah Abdeslam, t...
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