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As the helicopter came closer, Rick looked at Teri, Aunt Maudie, and the others, and saw the fear on their faces. The decision to stay on the Mountain until morning had been a mistake. They must do something now or the Lost Dutchman Mine would become their grave. He grabbed a Winchester and ran to the entrance, the others following. Pulling up short, Rick shielded his eyes from the sand and dirt blown by the helicopter’s rotor blades. He sidled to the wall, felt his way out the entrance. When the cloud of dust drifted away, he could see a spotlight shining down on the boulder covering the shaft. Two men were being lowered on cables. In a few minutes, they’d fasten those cables around that boulder and lift it off the opening, clearing the way for Dirk’s men to attack... —From The Thundergods’ Gold In the cove below the old Hood House, a wooden pier jutted out into the water. Mike stood there, frozen. He wanted to leave the pier, but couldn’t. Instead, he waited. For what? Someone was coming. He could feel it. “There, a rowboat.” A lone occupant rowed toward him. As Mike stood in the light of the moon, he saw the silhouette of an old sailing ship. Reaching the pier, the rower tied up, then climbed the ladder. The seaman, face partially hidden behind the turned-up collar of a pea-jacket, came slowly toward Mike. The seaman pushed aside his collar. Two red spots glowed from eye-sockets like hot coals from a blast furnace. Hot gases rushed from its mouth as it bellowed in a voice that sounded like it was coming from the deep recesses of an echo chamber. Fear gripped Mike’s heart. He struggled to flee, but couldn’t move. The force that demon thing used to control him was overpowering. “Open the gate,” the demon bellowed... —From House of the Fire Demon |
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Colonel William Edwards' Twin Vendetta is a fast-paced tale that moves from the fall of France in World War II to Allied military operations in North Africa, Sicily and Italy, then to clandestine intelligence activities behind enemy lines in France and Germany. It is the story of a young French/Canadian woman's insurmountable problems in avenging the strafing death of her twin brother by the German Luftwaffe. And it brings out the secret thoughts of a young American man who has taken up the call-to-arms to salve guilt feelings that have overwhelmed him by his German father's Nazi activities. The protagonists complement one another as a "two-man" team of Spitfire fighter pilots in combat against German Messerschmitt fighter planes in support of Allied ground operations. Colonel Edwards highlights some of the most profound fighter and fighter-bomber combat of World War II in the Allied war effort against Hitler's military forces in North Africa, Sicily and Italy. It is also the story of her bittersweet first love with them both fearing the revelation of their innermost thoughts and identities. She is finally unmasked during treatment for near-fatal wounds, then learns of his secret life when they travel together to war-time Germany on a critical espionage mission. This novel challenges the author's story-telling gift from beginning to end, and he is up to the challenge. Fiction Twin Vendetta:“Col. William Edwards hits the jackpot with his thrilling WW II novel, Twin Vendetta. I couldn’t put it down.”—Roger Corman, Filmmaker“William Edwards is right up there with the best of the fiction best-selling authors. Twin Vendetta is writing at its best.”—Wendy Baumgartner, President ,
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| "The Miracle of EDSA is a story of a mother's love, a people's struggle for freedom, and the many miracles which took place at a time of both near-civil war and religious devotion. When Leigh Jackson, a beautiful Filipina-American nurse, is told by her sister that the child she thought dead at birth is still alive, a grown man, she travels back to the Philippines in search of her son."
Her ex-lover, Dan, comes back into her life, and they rekindle a passionate love affair. Miguel, the fierce guerilla leader, makes Leigh an unwilling part of his small band, where she nurses the sick, but must also fight for her life in hand-to-hand combat. General Navarro, Leigh's evil antagonist, causes her and countless others to suffer torture in his infamous dungeons. Virgil, Leigh's heroic young nephew, who believes that prayer can stop tanks, leads the non-violent resistance to the government. Marci and Paulita are courageous women freedom fighters who prove that not only men can risk death in a great cause. This powerful tale of miracles great and small is based upon real events that took place during the Filipino people's uprising against tyranny. As Leigh searches for a second chance at motherhood, and a renewal of the deep love she and Dan had once known, she learns to fight, to survive, and most importantly of all, to believe. The result of her quest is a symbol of peace and redemption in the midst of war. Fiction |
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235 Westlake Center #26
Daly City, CA 94015-1404
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