Roads Less Traveled

I have just completed my third novel, “Dancing on the Razor’s Edge”. Here is a synopsis from the book jacket:

“Eric West is an ex-mercenary who lives alone in a lighthouse on the wild and craggy Pacific Coast. One night a visitor unexpectedly shows up, a mysterious woman named Natasha Sparks, who tells him a strange tale about her missing sister, who has ties to the Russian embassy in Washington, DC. Intrigued, he decides to investigate her story, and soon he and his team are embroiled in a web of murder, blackmail, deceit, and international espionage as they battle the Mexican mafia, Israeli spies, and a sinister conspiracy involving an assassin known as the Reaper. This dangerous mission comes at a great cost to him personally, and he vows to find out who or what is behind the evil cabal that he is up against. But the more that he uncovers along the way, the more he questions Natasha and her role in the macabre and twisted plot that he uncovers. Who is this woman, really? What is she hiding? And, perhaps most importantly, why is he unable to resist her charms, in spite of his own apprehensions? Dancing on the Razor’s Edge is a fast-paced spy thriller and page-turner that you will not want to put down.”

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Two hundred and forty-nine years ago, our ancestors fought and bled and died for what was to become the greatest nation on earth by almost any measure. Our new country stretched “from sea to shining sea,” and became an invincible arsenal of democracy, a beacon of light to the “teeming masses yearning to be free.” Now, notwithstanding Trump’s fresh victory, we are in the process of watching the United States devolve into a techno-fascist police state ruled by unelected pharisees, and many of us are wondering, what happened to the country that we grew up in, the America that stood for liberty, truth, and justice?