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Recent Release
2004
HURRICANE
(A Novel)
{RiverOak}
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Standalone Novels
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Duty To Die (2001)
Barbour Books
Duty to Die, a "what-if" fictional thriller set in the not-too-distant future, comes almost too close for comfort in a society lacking a sanctity for life. Can death be packaged in such a way that it actually begins to look like a viable option for those in distress? If so, what will the consequences be for the elderly, terminally ill, and disabled? This story is shockingly close to reality: Congress has enacted the "Duty to Die" law, forcing euthanasia on wide groups of children and adults who find themselves meeting the definition of "defective" according to the new law. A frightened young woman with a terminal illness, a new mother with a baby born with birth defects, a young man marked with HIV, and others fight against all odds. The "Duty to Die" law interferes with the rights guaranteed every American citizen in the Fourteenth Amendment. But who has the courage to fight this injustice? How can the raging tide be turned in time to save innocent lives?
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Hurricane (2004)
RiverOak
HURRICANE is a heart-stopping tale woven around the very real story of the Galveston Hurricane of 1900. It chronicles the journey of a young prodigal, Brent Murphy - a newspaper man in the throes of what is about to become the story of a lifetime. This disillusioned journalist has only recently come home to Galveston Island, ‘the jewel of the southwest’ after seeking his fortune in the Pulitzer/Hearst world of Yellow Journalism. Ready to put the sights and sounds of New York City behind him, he returns to the island of his birth. Though it is a rather uneventful place, he recognizes the fact that something has drawn him back. He wants to return to his home, but fear of rejection puts up a wall between himself and the father he left behind six years earlier.
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