Author dorabenley

I bought Malcolm Blair-Robinson’s recent book, Turn Left to Power: A Road Map for Labour. You can read more about it here.

Jan decides to go it alone on Hilton Head Island in South Carolina. This senior in high school is determined to run away from her tyrannical mother who has just driven her father out of the house and divorced him,… Continue Reading →

SMisty and her girlfriends are commiserating with each other about their parents’ divorces. Even worse, her father just got remarried. Her new stepsister that she has never met before is moving in her house. Not only is Helen all too… Continue Reading →

Jan has had a huge blow up with her mother. She decides to run away from home and go to Florida with her boyfriend. But when she tries to get him to leave the restaurant where he works and come… Continue Reading →

Bridget has just met the date of her life at a party on the beach. But she forgot to ask his name. No matter, she was to meet him again the next day. But when she rushes to the beach,… Continue Reading →

Barbary Macaques –What Do They Have To Do With Edward Ware Thrillers? Cheops Books, LLC is always investigating new settings for its thriller novels in the Edward Ware Thriller Series. So far the novels have encompassed a wide variety of… Continue Reading →

Starting tomorrow the Cheops Books freebie of the week will be Piano Player. You can download it on your Amazon Kindle and use it for your weekend read. Or save it for Father’s Day next week. A young woman in… Continue Reading →

Hitler threatens the Wares that if they do not hand over the Lawrence maps, key to world domination, he will kidnap their daughter. The historical thriller novel opens with a scene where Hitler squares off against the Wares at Goerings… Continue Reading →

Gail gets a mysterious gift from her great aunt for her eighteenth birthday — a bracelet with faces painted on it that her mother identifies as long ago ancestors who lived on the Oregon Coast. Gail thinks it is so… Continue Reading →

A young woman in white sails across the lake to Lake House, now deserted and abandoned from long ago. Her ghostly figure walks through the doors to the piano and begins to play Beethoven’s Fifth. It echoes through the empty… Continue Reading →