The German translation of Chapter 4 of Captive at the Berghof: Part 1 has been posted today on the appropriate section of the Cheops Books website. It is the next installment in a chapter by chapter publication of the work in… Continue Reading →
Medea’s Escape, the subject of the upcoming Countdown deal on Amazon, is a young adult story in a genre full of adult titles about the classical world. Cheops Books LLC began several years ago by publishing To Follow the Goddess,… Continue Reading →
Cheops Christmas Special: Countdown Deal for Medea’s Escape: Starting on Friday, December 23 and ending on Friday, December 30 you can download the young adult mythological thriller, Medea’s Escape, for only $.99 on Amazon Kindle. It is a special that… Continue Reading →
Would Be Christmas Bride: Miss Dora Benley got engaged to Lieutenant Edward Ware in May of 1915 when Edward was about to ship off to Gallipoli. She returned to Pittsburgh with her Crusader engagement ring that Edward gave her in… Continue Reading →
William Shakespeare is not only the most famous English writer of all times, he is frequently considered to be the greatest writer who ever existed in the whole world. But did he really exist? Was his name really William Shakespeare?… Continue Reading →
Edward Ware Thrillers Newsletter December 2016 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to All. Christmas Special: Would you like an audio book version of Captive at the Berghof: Part 1 or Part 2 or perhaps Dark Horse? Would you like… Continue Reading →
Reaction to University of Pennsylvania Removal of Shakespeare Portrait: Supposedly the students at the University of Pennsylvania removed Shakespeare’s portrait from the hallway of the Fisher-Bennett Hall in the name of diversity and replaced it with a photo of a… Continue Reading →
Cheops Books Freebie of the Week: My Aunt, the Witch. Starting tonight at midnight and continuing through Wednesday you will be able to download My Aunt, the Witch for free on Amazon Kindle. This young adult supernatural thriller about the… Continue Reading →
Why Did the Yarrowdale Men Not Mutiny?`The prize crew of Germans was only eighteen men. The prize crew was selected from among the crew of the Moewe and their commander from the German navy was Lieutenant Badewitz. There were over… Continue Reading →
One hundred years ago on December 13 1916 Gary’s great-uncle Francis Sulley along with about 460 other officers and seamen captured or detained off the merchant vessels that had been sunk by the German raider, were all transferred from the… Continue Reading →
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