Chill Out On St. Simons Island: Creepy St. Simons Island is the setting with the live oaks with drooping moss and big roots that jut up out of the ground and look three hundred years old. Mosquitoes the size of… Continue Reading →
Mary’s Gone: Cheops Books LLC will soon be publishing a new young adult thriller by Dora Benley called Mary’s Gone. The 55,000 word horror novel about Ebo Landing and all the terrors associated with the haunted locale on St Simons… Continue Reading →
Gunboat Diplomacy: Franco and Gibraltar Here is your answer to a lot of things. This may even answer what my aunt remembered about Franco in 1972. I get the chills when I hear in the news that Spain sent a… Continue Reading →
Key to Lawrence: Special Edition Promotion Key to Lawrence: Special Edition has only a few hours left of its Special Free Promotion. The special promotion, not to be repeated this year, ends at midnight tonight, Monday, April 10. The historical… Continue Reading →
Egypt and Terrorism: A Setting in Salisbury Plot And today we wake up and find out that there was an attack on the Coptic Pope and Coptic Christians on Palm Sunday in Egypt and that the Roman Pope is supposed… Continue Reading →
Wilson to Trump: 100 Years War: Is The End Of Terrorism Near? In the Edward Ware Thriller Series Dora and Edward are always reflecting that Hitler is everywhere and they can’t escape him — a kind of terrorism. And if… Continue Reading →
Friday Selection: Dark Horse The Cheops Books LLC Friday Selection this week is Dark Horse, an Edward Ware Thrillers at War novel about the election of 1940. What would happen if Hitler won the Battle of Dunkirk? Colonel Sir Edward… Continue Reading →
This week a hundred years ago the United States declared war on Imperial Germany and entered the Great War (now known in America as World War I) on the side of the Allies, France, Britain, and Russia. (Russia was in… Continue Reading →
Remember the Lusitania America Enters WW1: One hundred years ago on April 6, 1917 America declared war on Germany and entered the Great War, the First World War, or World War 1. Dora has been reading missives from her fiance,… Continue Reading →
Infanta Christina and Edward Ware: Apparently a Spanish patrol vessel, the Infanta Christina, has been accused of trespassing in Gibraltar’s waters. This was just one day after Madrid called on Britain to “calm down” about rising tensions concerning the future… Continue Reading →
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