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Where History Comes Alive!!

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Explore the Great Cataclysms of the 20th Century! Any day, it seems, America will go to war with the rest of the Axis powers, and Mack worries what will happen to Inga, his love.  This summer, the last summer of peace for a long time, the couple make the most of their time together.  Soon enough, Inga's father is suspected of espionage for the Nazis and Inga and her family must flee.   Meanwhile, Mack and his high school friends get caught up in the faceless machinery of warfare.  Hot swing music and slow romance, men and women hurriedly marry before all is lost.  Find out what fate has for Mack and Inga's families in the celebrated novel:  In Love and War It is the summer of 1941, in central Florida, and Mack has found himself in a dilemma.  He has fallen hopelessly in love with Inga, his classmate, and she is set to move back to Germany with her family because the US government believes her father is a Nazi spy.  As the second world war unf...
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An excerpt from my future novel

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An excerpt from my future novel, Contrition Wartime London swirled with misty fog, grim and surreal, ghastly, a place for the dead and near dead to nestle in dark corners and shadows.   The city was what it looked like: a sepulcher town of ghosts and spirits, a haunted place.   A bleak, desolate place, devoid of vigor and covered from corner to corner with a torpor of the dead, newly dead and dead in spirit for time unmeasured.  Those not dead and haunting the city were ambulatory and horribly disabled.  Nearly all the men in the streets carried with them limbs maimed like those of ill-used toy soldiers and those who weren’t maimed seemed chastened and empty-eyed.  An unnatural amount of young women were dressed in black, heavy-lidded with blood-shot eyes, and by this stage in the war, in the late summer of 1918, the whole city seemed to be suffering from severe melancholia and exhaustion.   Everyone would simply whisper to no one in particul...
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