Aya Walksfar

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Attack On Freedom (eBook, ePUB)

Beschreibung

Be afraid. Be very afraid. The destruction of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco was only the first attack. These are no ordinary terrorists. They could strike anywhere; any time. Hidden beneath the terrorist's attacks is something worse, much worse. Someone wants America in chaos; someone wants America ruled by a dictator. How far up does the conspiracy go? Who can be trusted? Kendra Richards and Samantha Euman, owner of Speciality Security Solutions, race against time to rescue the rightful president of the United States and to stop the terrorist attacks on the American people. But can a handful of people protect the American way of life? Can the American public withstand the unpredictable attacks without crumbling into senseless violence? America has never faced such a critical time in history.

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Born on the wrong side of life,I learned to make myself invisible, to be so quiet that no one noticed me in the shadows. My illiterate grandfather, and nearly illiterate grandmother valued books and education; consequently, they coaxed a Carnegie Librarian to teach me to read and write by age six.
When I was nine years old, my grandfather was murdered; the killer never apprehended. Writing allowed me to deal with my anger and grief by changing the ending of that particular reality: I wrote murder stories.
I published my first poem and my first journalistic articles around the age of fourteen. It was a time of countrywide unrest and riots.
After that, I never stopped writing--poems, articles, short stories, novels.
Good Intentions (first edition), a literary novel, received the Alice B. Reader Award for Excellence in 2002.
Sketch of a Murder and Street Harvest have made Amazon's Top 100 Bestseller's Lists several times.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Aya Walksfar
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. Februar 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781370892310
• Artikelnr.: 48014955