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The Final Adversary by Thomas A. Shaw

Six people on the verge of suicide struggle with the powerful opposing urges to perish or survive. The formation of a suicide group is one therapist's last ditch attempt to salvage their lives.

The six are subjected to the therapist's highly unorthodox treatment theory ... that they must be shaken up, forced into life experiences that will get their adrenaline pumping. They must gamble with their lives - to live.

Review of The Final Adversary, by Debra Mandel, PH.d.

"The Final Adversary is a fine and important novel. It powerfully dramatizes and illustrates an innovative, but very promising, theory of suicide prevention and therapy, while capturing the tension and conflict of individuals on the brink of tragedy. Add a suspenseful and action-filled subplot and you have a highly exciting and rewarding read."

Debra Mandel, Ph.d., is a renowned psychologist, columnist, speaker, and media expert, and has over twenty years experience specializing in helping people turn adversity into strength to become TRIVERS. She has helped hundreds of people turn their lives around and overcome traumas, depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress, and many other issues. For more information, visit Dr. Debra at www.drdebraonbline.com

Review of The Final Adversary, by Porter Shimer

"A first-rate plot, rock-solid characters, and some uncanny insights into the human condition. In THE FINAL ADVERSARY, Shaw has written a confident, assured novel that is part psychological drama, part thriller and part love story. It moves through a great city with a wide-angle lens and a microscope."

Porter Shimer is the author of 'Contagious Emotions', 'Fitness Through Pleasure', and the former Executive Editor of MEN'S HEALTH.

Where Evil Lurks by Lawrence Tierney

Harry Smythe, a Brit currently living in the UK, finds himself bored and looking for a change. During a casual meeting with friends, he is approached about a management position in Saudi Arabia. He is placed in charge of sales, installation, and maintenance of graphic arts equipment, a position he is familiar with and can handle easily. His experience as an expatriate, having to cope with all the rules, regulations, folkways, and mores of a different country, not only condition his business life but also his personal life as he quickly discovers when he becomes involved with a beautiful Saudi woman. His previous experience in fighting terrorism also comes into play and adds an interesting, though extremely dangerous, bit of spice and adventure.

This is Lawrence Tierney's fifth, and best, novel.

The Next World by Shaun Hardy

This SciFi thriller involves an inventor of the internet and leading authority on bio-molecular science, Gerald Zargrat, who opens this Pandora's Box of near God-like knowledge and traps two young boys, Ed and Henry, in the chaos of a virtual world of his creation.

Zargrat tries to kill them by placing them in continual life-threatening situations in a virtual amusement-like park. The boys, now nothing more than digitized electrical impulses, receive help from a young girl who calls herself Montana.

This is the first part of a grand adventure that will entertain all ages for years to come.

The Next World is an adventure, perhaps even a look into the future, in cyber-space that captivates the imagination of both young and old alike.

The Genesis Enigma by Jim Sampson

An archeological discovery in Israeli occupied Palestine, by American anthropologists, Dr. Levi Bernstein and Dr. John Hargraves, and an Israeli, Steven Reisner, of three ancient skeletons, is the beginning of an enigma of incredible proportions. The three skeletons are thousands of years old from two vastly different time periods. Adding to the enigma, they find a perfect six-centimeter cubed diamond clutched in the skeletal hand of the Homo sapiens youth. On close inspection, they discover the diamond cube has inscriptions written on the walls of an inner chamber, and begin to decipher the writing.

Before they complete their work, the cube is stolen for its intrinsic value as a diamond and the race for recovery of the gem is on. The inscriptions include details of energy and propulsion sources far beyond our current technology. As knowledge of the cube becomes known, an international struggle involving the US, Israelis, Palestinians, and Arabs is on. Then, when the full meaning of the inscriptions and their significance becomes known, the deteriorating global environmental situation is understood, the United Nations becomes involved.

As the international intrigue and struggle between various powerful political and interested business groups grows, the time-line for global survival becomes shorter and shorter.

Winner of the Life Award:Literature for Environment.
The Genesis Enigma by Jim Sampson

BOB'S BOOK REVIEWS
'This philosophical thriller demonstrates that humanity and indeed our planet is facing environmental ruin that can be traced back to the psyche of humanity itself. It is one thing to fix the direct problems before us of fossil fuel consumption and contamination of our atmosphere, but it is another to fix the human psyche itself; so bent on destroying our planet and everything else on it. This exciting story clearly demonstrates a definite link between environmental degradation and human violence, greed, over-population, religious and racial paranoia and economic and ecological vandalism, and concludes that a commitment has to be made now by all of humanity to avoid planet earth's environmental collapse.'

Dr. Bob Rich
http://bobswriting.com/life.html

The Assassin by Ross L. Barber

Johnny Feltham has been removed from the military, a life that was both demanding and rewarding, because of wounds suffered in combat. His training as an SAS soldier had put him at the top of his group.

Now, with no other job opportunities, Feltham sets out on a new career as a killer for hire.

The professionalism and attention to detail he demonstrates in fulfilling all assignments is both chilling and captivating.

Every moment is filled with the knife-edge suspense . . . can he survive against the hunt by best detectives New York and London have to offer?

The Saga of Cherokee Cavern by James L. Febuary and M. Eugenia Hill

Two young brothers, Ben and Danny, go in search of an ancient cave on Spencer's Mountain in the Appalachians, following a map given to them by their Great Grandmother. Everyone in the Appalachians believes the cave, called Cherokee Cavern, exists only in Indian Folklore.

What they find is a life and death struggle for survival.

A "G" rated adventure for young and old alike. A story that will keep you turning pages from beginning to end. Highly recommended!

Minus the Sinus by Dr. James L. Febuary, ND

If you suffer from a sinus or allergy condition, "Doc" Febuary offers a way to cure the problem without the use of expensive drugs and their often-times worse side effects. This small booklet is filled with recipes you can easily make up in your kitchen. Most of the ingredients can be in any good food store while others can be had in regular Health Food shops.

He also includes a recipe called "Leapin Lizzards," for those of us who need more energy throughout the day.

A quick download and an easy read. Don't miss this.

Forgotten Treasure by Lawrence Tierney

In January 1945 a small German convoy carrying English POWs and priceless art treasures heads through Northern Italy towards the Brenner Pass in the Alps. After a ferocious bombing attack from the air, the German survivors hide the treasure in an abandon mine, and protect it with booby traps. No one is certain of the exact location of the mine.

Years later, a lone English POW survivor arranges with friends to find the mine. He is unaware that a group of German gangsters have also become aware of the treasure, without specific knowledge of the mine's location. The discovery of the mine and its treasure, is followed by a deadly confrontation.

If like "Action" stories - Forgotten Treasure is a must!

This is Lawrence Tierney's fourth published work. Each of his books is an exciting expression of a creative writer's mind. They are undoubtedly based on his personal experiences in the Royal Navy aboard a Minesweeper and later as a volunteer serving in the Advanced Observation Brigade.

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