Novels of the Great War take readers back to a time most Americans know little about and show them extraordinary events and heroes.
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I have one last chance to beg for forgiveness . . .
A father’s search for his estranged son leads Army Major Ab Johnson into a battle he could not have imagined.
They told me journalism was a man's job. I'll show them . . .
Journalist Alice Simmons’s plan to report on WWI is crushed, only to discover the scoop of her career while working as a nurse in an American Red Cross hospital in Paris.
If dogs could cry, France would drown in our tears. Those of sadness and those of joy . . .
This is a dog novel wrapped inside a coming-of-age story about two orphaned World War I French teenaged refugees struggling to escape the tidal wave of war. Abby, the Durand family dog, is the key to their future.
AMERICAN NURSE IN PARIS AWARDS
2023 Eric Hoffer Award: Finalist
2023 Foreword Indies Awards: Bronze winner, War & Military
2024 International Book Awards: Finalist, Best New Fiction
18th Annual (2024) National Indie Excellence Awards: Finalist Historical Fiction, Military Fiction
DOGS DON’T CRY AWARDS:
2024 International Book Awards: Finalist in Young Adult Fiction; Animal/Pet Fiction
2024 National Indie Excellence Awards: Finalist in Animal/Pet Fiction
2024 CIPA EVVY Book Awards: Bronze Third Place Winner in Animal/Pet Fiction
Wanted for a crime he did commit, Hiram shouldn't have to die for it . . .
Hiram Stoops doesn't deserve to die over it as Alice Grant rushes to save her friend from two bumbling Federal agents struggling to save their careers in a perilous chase through the slums of 1936 Chicago.
This novel links the Novels of the Great War series to the Beware series and will be published after the Great War series is complete.
The BEWARE SERIES starts on the streets of Chicagoland in the summer of 1936. It follows Doctors Milton and Arthur Beck as they stumble in to disaster after disaster when all they want to do is practice medicine and surgery. Their story travels from Chicago, to Wisconsin and back, and reaches its conclusion on a two-rut backroad in western Montana. Hold onto your hats--it's a wild ride.
These are my first three novels. I am rewriting them and plan to publish them in the future. The titles are provisional.
My life had settled into middle-aged doldrums until . . .
Surgeon Milton Beck's staid life takes a sharp turn 1936. First, he performs the operation of his career and saves a young constable who should have died. When the mob needs a surgeon, who better to kidnap? Milton is then caught between Mob threats and an offer from the FBI after his return. How will he find his way through this mess?
What have we gotten ourselves into . . .
Surgeon Milton Beck and his brother, Dr. Arthur Beck agree to set up a "mob clinic" in cooperation with the FBI but have stirred a hornet nest. Their medical licenses and hospital privileges are under threat from a powerful rival while the mob's deadliest hitman ties up loose ends.
It could be worse . . .
A mob hitman's wife dies after surgeon Milton Beck's nemesis botches a gallbladder operation. The hitman and his partner kidnap the errant surgeon and shoot him. Milton has to swallow his emotions and save the man who has been trying to destroy him. Another hitman is targeting loose ends who Milton previously saved. Milton and his family need a break. They travel to Deer Lodge, Montana to visit their cousin, George. It turns into the vacation from hell.
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