Trilogy Of Terror

NOLAN, William F.

Black, Karen

Curtis, Dan

MATHESON, RICHARD

BURTON, Robert

Karlen, John

Storm, Jim.

Cobert, Bob.

American Broadcasting Companies

Dark Sky Films

Matt Tillet, an F-8 Crusader pilot, is shot down over North Vietnam in 1966, just one week before his ship would be heading home after his second back-to-back six-month tour. Escaping from his spiraling out-of-control jet with only seconds to spare, and evading for all of three minutes, he becomes a Prisoner of War. Surviving torture, months of solitary confinement and the infamous Hanoi March, the dream of returning home to his wife and two children keeps him going. Repatriated in 1973, he returns to find his dream shattered. 
Code of Conduct takes place in the middle of a war; however, it is not so much a blood and guts war novel as it is the emotional tale of a family torn apart by war, more than seven years of separation, and the long journey to reconstruct their lives. 
While many POWs came home to broken marriages, the personal relationship portion of the book is purely fictional. The prison scenes are based on actual events that happened to the POWs in Vietnam. The story was inspired by many years of listening to the recollections of the author's husband and several of his Vietnam ex-POW buddies. Time does not seem to have faded their memories of what they went through (although they can now joke about it) and each reunion or get together provided a new tidbit. 
The author's goal is to present the horrendous prisoner-of-war experience and the resulting shattered personal lives in the format of a novel.

Code of Conduct

C&K Publishing

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

R.R.Bowker

Not the Same Water: A historical romance novel

Bowker

Pivotal Leadership: A Masterclass in Innovation and Persuasion

Business & Money

Rutkowska, Alinka

Dutta, Susmita

Brown, Amber

Nierman, Evan

Eboli, Andrea

Goel, Ash Akshay

Akins, Bill

Chan, Cupid

Gian Marco Palazio, Gian Marco

Business Culture

Leaders Press

A stunning race horse becomes the catalyst for chaos, when burglary and kidnapping set a close knit racing community on edge. After one of their own is murdered, the homicide investigation proves everything is not as it seems. No one is above suspicion. Paranoia becomes contagious as lies and blackmail replace common sense and decency. Through it all, the races continue.A lifelong horse enthusiast and former thoroughbred racehorse owner, the author has combined her love of thoroughbreds with her background in criminal justice to construct a believable racing community and create an intricate mystery within it.

Race into Murder

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

No One Should Kiss a Frog

Sparks, Linda

Carr, Steve

Zajdman, S. Nadja

MacKenzie, C. A.

Cairns, D. A.

Sanchez, Jhon

Balcolm, Gabriella

Owens, Lisa H.

Tulloch, Bonita G.

Short Stories & Anthologies

MacKenzie Publishing

Deadly Deception: A crime thriller

Independently published

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