Author dorabenley

The Edward Ware Thrillers at War Series visits many locales. In one novel you find yourself in Pittsburgh, Dora’s hometown. In another you are visiting Santa Fe, New Mexico where spies proliferated during World War 2 because of nearby Los… Continue Reading →

Find out if either Wilkie or FDR would be willing to host Adolf Hitler at formal state dinner at the White House. 1n 1940 America was not in the war. It was neutral. There was still a German ambassador to… Continue Reading →

Third Chapter of Captive at the Berghof: Part 1 Has Been Posted In German: Follow this link to read the third chapter of Captive at the Berghof: Part 1 in German and brush up on your foreign languages. Once all… Continue Reading →

On September 30, 1894 Dora was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania as the only daughter and only child of Etta May Benley and Winthrop Benley, the Robber Baron and industrialist. She did not know then that she was going to be… Continue Reading →

Danielle has a nightmare about her rival, Marjorie Fox. Marjorie is after her boyfriend, Daren. She meets her on the beach and throws her in the trunk of her car. She takes Marjorie to the base of an old oak… Continue Reading →

All those Roman novels full of history and myth inspired me to buy a pomegranate tree. Remember the myth of Persephone and Hades? The girl was kidnapped and taken to the Underworld to marry the King there. But her mother… Continue Reading →

The second debate between Wendell Wilkie and FDR will cover new ground as these politicians of 1940 fight to see who will be the one to take on Hitler. Will they give aid to Churchill who wants to restore Britain… Continue Reading →

In the second debate on Sunday, October 9 at 6PM Pacific Time the first question will be what do you think of the election pin OUT Stealing Third? FDR will be forced to answer the question: Does he think that… Continue Reading →

Prince Hamlet was quite busy despite appearances. In his vast palace there was a storage place underground just off the dungeon that only he and his slain father knew about. He was busy storing his father’s secrets, his maps, and… Continue Reading →

Moderator: 1)What is your position about the war in Europe? Should the US send aid to Great Britain? Why or why not? Roosevelt: When your neighbor’s house is on fire, it only makes sense to lend him your garden hose…. Continue Reading →