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Covert Dreams

by Mike Meyer (Goodreads Author)

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THIS INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED SUSPENSE THRILLER by Michael Meyer has been compared to Robert Ludlum's Bourne series, and the writing style has been compared to that of Dean Koontz.

Imagine waking up remembering intimate details about a country in which you have never traveled and fluently speaking a language that you have never spoken. B.J. is living the ideal life. He ha...more THIS INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED SUSPENSE THRILLER by Michael Meyer has been compared to Robert Ludlum's Bourne series, and the writing style has been compared to that of Dean Koontz.

Imagine waking up remembering intimate details about a country in which you have never traveled and fluently speaking a language that you have never spoken. B.J. is living the ideal life. He has a great wife, a wonderful job. And yet he is experiencing life-like vivid dreams of Munich, a city he has never visited.

Stan Halsey is a professor in Saudi Arabia, who sends for his wife to join him. She arrives, and, in the blink of an eye, she vanishes, leaving no trace of ever being alive in either the United States or in Saudi Arabia.

COVERT DREAMS is a fast-paced international suspense thriller that moves from Munich to the burning sands of Saudi Arabia. What is real, and who is responsible for the terrifying nightmare?

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The Munich all around her was bustling with activity. She could hear it from all directions. Munich was a wonderful city, a fun-loving place, the live and let live ebullience of the city emanating from its every nook and cranny. She had had a lovely stay here. All of it had been so adventurous, so new, so unlike life back home in Arizona. She could vividly recall the first time she had ventured into a Munich beer garden, where the liter mugs had been so huge that she had had to lift hers with both hands, and the giggles, from him, until he too had had to use both hands.

The fumbling noises he had been making came to an abrupt halt. He began stroking her cheek again. Gus looked so happy, so young, so full of life. It was so hard to imagine that he could be so heavily involved in all this horror.

Gus smiled at her once more. His eyes were soft, so gentle, so caring, so loving.

Maybe this was some kind of huge mistake. Maybe he wasn't going to kill her after all. Maybe everything would turn out happily ever after. Maybe. Maybe. Maybe.

But then suddenly she saw it clearly. It was no fairy tale. There would be no maybe. This was real, as real as the mixture of sadness and fear that now flooded her brain.

And then she died, with her eyes wide open, challenging, piercing his to the end.(less)

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Apr 09, 2012 Teresa rated it 5 of 5 stars

I liked this book, but it was a little confusing at first have two different plots going on at the same time. Though, as I read it more I got used to it and it was an awesome book!I really recommend it to anyone and everyone! The two main characters Stan and BJ I absolutely fell in love with. BJ started out as a working man, good for anything you need him to do, but then is turned into a nervous wreck by a dream that keeps repeating itself, as the dream continues and BJ does more reseach into it...more

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Jun 18, 2013 Harold rated it 2 of 5 stars

Two stars. Officially at Good Reads the means "it was ok." That about says it for me. I made it to the end. Simply put, it's generic "pop" writing. a rearrangement of cliches or riffs published in the hope of hitting the best seller lists. The literary equivalent of a pop record or for most of what passes for commercial song writing these days. At one point I was even put in mind of Some Like It Hot.

Ah well...every so often I have to read one of these.

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May 05, 2013 Compulsion Reads rated it 4 of 5 stars

For weeks now B.J. has been having the same dream over and over again about a woman he has never met. The dreams are wearing on his sanity as he searches for an explanation for why fear rages in the stranger’s eyes. While halfway across the world, Stan Halsey is looking for his wife. She was supposed to arrive in Saudi Arabia shortly after him but somehow, once landing in the Kingdom, no one has seen her since. Stan searches official offices to discover that there are no records of him even havi...more

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Apr 14, 2013 Victoria Brinius rated it 5 of 5 stars

As far as International thrillers go, this was my favorite. However I found that some of these things can, and probably do, happen in real life. What I liked was how B.J. had dreams of a place that he has never been to before. Medicine and doctors are no help. He is stuck with the dreams. Finally he decides to travel to where his dreams take place, Munich. Once he gets there the book explodes into all sorts of thrills and drama. My mind was racing back and forth, in a good way. I truly enjoyed t...more

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Apr 05, 2013 Karen rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery-suspense

This book was exciting, I could picture the details vividly, and imagine it as a movie! I was once again entranced by a book that I did not want to put down. It's not that these stories are hard to pick back up a few hours later, it's more that they're so exciting and full of suspense that it makes you not want to be pulled away from the story. There are so many plot twists and turns that you don't see coming, that you can't wait to see what is coming up next. Someone said to me, "You know these...more

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Apr 05, 2013 Christoph Fischer rated it 5 of 5 stars

“Covert Dreams” by Mike Meyer is a cleverly told, multi-layered mystery/ detective story that kept me guessing and wondering from the beginning.
It starts with the murder of a girl in Munich in 1984, then moves 27 years forward, where B.J. splits from his girlfriend because of his recurrent dreams about the murdered girl. As he starts to feel that he knows her and speaks German – despite that not being possible – he even hires a private detective to find out about the girl.
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Mar 31, 2013 Heather rated it 4 of 5 stars

This book is a fast paced thriller that kept my attention throughout. There are two main characters and each has his own plot going on in the book. First we have BJ, a hard working man who is trying to earn a living. Things are going well until he starts having reoccurring dreams of a city he's never visited and a woman he does not know. As the dreams turn into nightmares his life begins to unravel.

Then there is Stan. He and his wife decide to start over after the death of their son and the pla...more

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Mar 18, 2013 Simone rated it 5 of 5 stars

I received a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. B.J. and Gina are a wonderfully loving couple. They wanted children, but that was not to be, yet through even that, they became closer than ever…until now. His dreams have begun taking taking over his life! What’s real? What’s not? Is he losing his mind???

Stan Halsey and his lovely wife Valerie have decided they need a fresh start after the unfortunate death of their son. Stan has a lucrative job offer in Saudi Arabia and leav...more

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Mar 08, 2013 Vicky Smith rated it 4 of 5 stars

What is the single most important thing you learned from reading this book? If I had to pick a message or a lesson, I would say this book tells you not to take things for granted. If I had to pick something from the storyline, I was in awe of the author's writing style. His description about Munich makes you want to visit the place.

Does reading this book change the way you think? I think if someone had told me this was happening to them, I would have laughed it off but seeing so many details un...more

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Jul 02, 2012 Sherry Fundin rated it 5 of 5 stars

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B. J. had the nightmare five nights in a row. Gina wanted to help him, but she didn't know what to do. The dream was always about Munich and the girl. It seemed so real he couldn't quit thinking about it. For B. J. it had been over a month and the dreams were still coming, but now he had a name for the girl, Dabbie. He felt like he knew Munich intimately, even though he'd never been to Germany. In his dreams he spoke German, but he didn't know German. He knew he had to find out what was going on...more B. J. had the nightmare five nights in a row. Gina wanted to help him, but she didn't know what to do. The dream was always about Munich and the girl. It seemed so real he couldn't quit thinking about it. For B. J. it had been over a month and the dreams were still coming, but now he had a name for the girl, Dabbie. He felt like he knew Munich intimately, even though he'd never been to Germany. In his dreams he spoke German, but he didn't know German. He knew he had to find out what was going on.

Stan Halsey was going crazy. His wife was missing. He couldn't get anyone to believe she even existed. He had signed a one year contract to work at the University of Petroleum and Minerals in Saudi Arabia. They had traveled from Portland to London to Rome. He had flown into Saudi Arabia first to check everything out and she came later. There was no record of a visa even applied for and no record of her flight arrival. The American consulate in Saudi Arabia weren't of any help. After the vice counsel, more of less, booted him out of his office, he kept remembering Valerie's warnings that they were being followed. A wave of terror washed over Stan as he asked himself how he could have ignored her warnings. He remembered Valerie telling him how she had met Mohammad at the gym and he had told her he'd see her in Saudi Arabia. How did he know before she did? Because they found no evidence of her existence, he was on his own.

Awesome book. Well written, easy to read. Characters were likeable and heroic. Couldn't quit reading because I couldn't figure out where the story was going. So realistic it will make you think. He built up the suspense from the very beginning of the book and kept it going to the very end. Conspiracy theorists will eat this up.

B.J.'s dreams made me think that his past was wiped from his memory, along the lines of the Bourne Identity by Robert Ludlum. As B. J. tried to puzzle out the answers, I could sympathize with his confusion and fear.

As Stan was planning and searching,looking for his wife, his feelings of anger, frustration and panic are so easy to understand.

These things really do happen and that is why this book is so very believable. Just when you think you know where it's going it takes you on a wild ride through kidnapping, slavery and selling women for wealthy men's perverted pleasures. How easy do you think it is for people to do this? What would you be capable of doing to find the one you love? How far would you go to get answers? It made me think of the college student that disappeared during spring break on a carribbean island. That's how easy it is for something so terrible to become a part of your life. We Americans are so innocent and naive when it comes to dealing with a foreign country.

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Mar 18, 2012 Laura Thomas rated it 5 of 5 stars

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B.J. seemed to have his life on track, or so he thought. Then the dreams began. Who was this woman in his dreams? She wasn't his wife. Why do his dreams all take place in Munich, Germany? As the dreams continue, they turn into nightmares that he can't escape from. Despite trying everything, including doctors, the nightmares continue. BJ's life begins to fall apart and he questions his own sanity.
Stan has...more

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Feb 05, 2012 Peter Boysen rated it 3 of 5 stars

The idea that governmental agencies are at work manipulating the minds of those who have done terrible deeds in their name has appeared often in thriller lit, starting perhaps most famously with "The Manchurian Candidate," although the idea of using chemical manipulation to shift from one persona to the other goes all the way back to Jekyll and Hyde, or perhaps even to "A Midsummer Night's Dream."

The notion remains an intriguing one, which is what made Mike Meyer's "Covert Dreams" a fun choice t...more

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Oct 04, 2012 Angie ~aka Reading Machine~ rated it 4 of 5 stars

I've never read a book that was such a mind blowing twist from beginning to end. What I thought I understand was only the tip of the iceberg in learning the hidden truths. Hidden truths continued to weave thru out the entire book. The author has created such a rich tapestry of characters that leave you wanting to know more about them. Here are my thoughts about the book:

Dabbie Hodson is a college student that studying abroad in Munich, Germany. She believed in dreams and parapsychology such as t...more I've never read a book that was such a mind blowing twist from beginning to end. What I thought I understand was only the tip of the iceberg in learning the hidden truths. Hidden truths continued to weave thru out the entire book. The author has created such a rich tapestry of characters that leave you wanting to know more about them. Here are my thoughts about the book:

Dabbie Hodson is a college student that studying abroad in Munich, Germany. She believed in dreams and parapsychology such as telepathy. She met up with a man named Gus Simpson who only wanted to know more about Dabbie. Yet Gus Simpson was hiding something from everyone including Dabbie. He cared about Dabbie very much. Dabbie was murdered and her case was never solved. Gus Simpson vanished from sight. BJ has been working for Weatherstone Advertising Agency but feels that he's being slowly pushed out of his job. BJ has just landed a huge account for them yet has hardly worked on it because he's being dreaming about the same woman night after night. BJ feels like he's going out of his mind yet cannot stop this from happening. His wife Gina says that he needs to move on from this which is putting a strain on their marriage. BJ continues to dream without end. Stan Halsey is looking for a new leash on life along with his wife Valerie. He goes to U.P.M. in Saudi Arabia to secure their home while he's teaching. He knows that his wife arrived but she has gone missing without a trace. No one believes Stan has a wife because all documents state that he's single which is a blatent lie. Stan is frantic with worry and frustration about his missing wife. He meets a woman named Linda Green who sometimes thinks her name is also Karen but doesn't know why. Linda know that she's been held against her will by a man named Ibrahim Muffani. Ibrahim Muffani is a doctor that is doing experiments on the mind's of his subjects with terrifying results. What is going on? Why is BJ dreaming? Who is Dabbie? Will Stan find his wife? Where is Valerie? Who is following everyone? What is the big secret? Your answers await you in Covert Dreams.

While searching for the answers to the above questions. Ask yourself this:Do you control your dreams, thougths, and identity? Explore this fascinating story of long kept secrets that no one wants to be revealed to the outside world. (less)

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Mar 21, 2012 Mugdha rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really liked the book. This is not my usual genre but I am happy I gave it a try. The plot is interesting and the book is suspenseful till the end. I could not put it down. But it was a little confusing with all its details.

The story starts with B.J's recurring dream and he goes to Munich to find the reason of the dream since the dream has the backdrop of Munich and there is a girl named Dabbie who he doesn't know in real life. Strange thing also happens in his dream like he can speak German t...more

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Feb 03, 2012 Lisa Deckert rated it 4 of 5 stars

In Greek Mythology, Cassandra was given the gift of prophecy, but the curse that nobody would ever believe her. In Covert Dreams, the characters must have felt much like Cassandra.

B.J. is having a vivid, recurring dream about Dabbie, a woman he has never met in Munich, a city where he's never been. Everyone assures him that it doesn't mean anything, but he knows and we know that it does. Meanwhile, in Saudi Arabia, a man is going crazy looking for his wife who has disappeared. But all the recor...more

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Dec 10, 2011 Marilou George rated it 5 of 5 stars

I was totally captivated reading this riveting international thriller. I was bounced back and forth from the beer gardens and streets of Munich to the deserts of Saudi Arabia. This story kept me totally involved from beginning to end and all points in between.

B.J. is a happily married man, a career in the advertising business and content with his life. He starts to have dreams about a woman named Dabbie who is a stranger to him and as the dreams progress and continue he discovers that he is the...more

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Mar 10, 2013 Amy Logan rated it 5 of 5 stars

What did you think of the cover? It took me awhile to actually understand what it was. But when I was done reading and I looked back, I understand that the image sheds some light on B.J. dream and the story itself.

Was the book different from what you expected? It was. I was expecting a more straightforward mystery. But this is a compelling story with more than one twist and really messes with your head. In a good way.

Were the characters and their problems believable? The characters were believab...more

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Jan 16, 2012 Vik rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: thriller, reviewed

This is a thriller with connections in Munich Germany, Saudi Arabia, kidnap victims and some very strange persistent dreams that the central character, B. J. is having about a young woman called Dabbie that he seems to know so well in them. B. J. thinks he is going crazy, his wife is suspicious and he is making a mess of his life as a consequence so he decides to get to the bottom of this.

Straight off the bat you start wondering what on earth are the dreams about and then you are thrown another...more

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Feb 06, 2013 Marie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-reviewed

Conspiracy theories run rampant in this international thriller as Mike Meyer takes you on a psychological journey that questions the fine line between reality and insanity. Stan has a perfect life, until his wife suddenly vanishes without a trace and with no record of her existence. BJ is living with a repeating nightmare so vivid and real, that he begins to question whether or not it’s actually happened. As they fight the doubts of others to prove that their memories are real, they encounter ki...more

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Dec 27, 2012 Wyndy rated it 1 of 5 stars

I downloaded this book as a freebie last week. It came when Amazon.ca finally opened it's own kindle section. I am so glad that it was free because it was not something I enjoyed at all. One man, BJ, is having the same dream every night for 3 months. It's about a girl in Munich but BJ has never been to Munich and doesn't recognize the girl. Lack of sleep is destroying his life. Stan Halsey and his wife Valerie are moving to Saudi Arabia for a year of teaching at a university. But Valerie has dis...more

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Feb 20, 2012 Jane rated it 3 of 5 stars

It took me a little while to get into the story. At first I found jumping from the character BJ in the US in one chapter to another character Stan finding his wife 'missing' in Saudi Arabia confusing as I would have to remind myself who was doing what and why. Once the dream scenario took off and I knew that Valerie, Stan's wife had 'disappeared' from trace, it became clear that these stories were intertwined and would all somehow wrap up in Munich where BJ's dreams took place in 1984.

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Mar 20, 2012 Ebere rated it 4 of 5 stars

B.J. is having a vivid, recurring dream about Dabbie, a woman he has never met in Munich, a city where he's never been. Straight off the bat you start wondering what on earth are the dreams about and then you are thrown another strand of the plot about Stan's wife going missing in Saudi Arabia but with no official record of her having existed. I loved that this book because it kept me guessing at what could be the possible relationship between the two guys. I do think the book was a little bit r...more

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Mar 20, 2012 Rinesh Hegde rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: thriller

Received this ebook as part of Read it and Reap It #25 by Shut Up and Read Book group.

At last a really good book, it ensured that the reader sticks with the story (for me it happened after 50 pages) and never makes you feel that you are reading something which you will never remember. A very intriguing story and really strong characters, sometimes it felt that its slightly too much but still it never makes you keep the book down.

The best part is it makes the reader feel that they know what is h...more

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Mar 15, 2012 Karie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Mike Meyer did a great job at capturing my attention and keeping it for the entire book! The Book starts out from two pov's, B.J. who is a middle aged married man who is having very vivid dreams about a women he has never met, and Munich Germany were he has never been. Stan on the the other hand has just arrived in Saudi Arabia for a new job. He soon finds out that his wife has gone missing. You are soon thrown into this thrilling adventure set in Munich Germany and Saudi Aradia. I kinda guessed...more

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Feb 11, 2013 Kevin Kitter rated it 2 of 5 stars

I have received a free copy of this book through a GoodReads First Reads giveaway.
I wasn't even going to write a review, thinking of the old line, "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all." Then I read several reviews written by others. I am baffled that not one person mentioned the awful clunky analogies that ended several chapters. I don't wish to be cruel here but they were bad enough to be funny. ("His heart was beating like a jackhammer gone haywire, like an agitat...more

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Nov 22, 2012 Chris Ward rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: thriller

This was a solid thriller. It's not the usual genre I read in but it kept me hooked until the end and I will definitely search out other books by the same author. There were times when I found myself a little confused by the expositions on covert government operations, but the action sequences were great and even when I thought I had the plot figured out there were a couple of surprises left to come. It was clear that the author had experience of both the main locations of Munich and Jeddah and...more

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Mar 14, 2012 Kel (Bookworm) rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: r-2-r, mystery-suspense, own, read-2012

Very suspenseful book. I started to figure it out towards the end and was somewhat correct but there was so much more.

B.J starts having the same dream over and over again that seems so real. He finally decides to check out places and street names in Munich and is surprised that they match his dream. He ends up going to Munich to try to figure out what is wrong in his head.

Stan is in Saudi Arabia where his wife is supposed to meet him but she disappears and there is no record of her. He ends up l...more

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Nov 29, 2012 Rich rated it 2 of 5 stars

This story had huge potential but completely failed at the end. I felt I was going around in lots of very small circles for the first half but it then started to build into something good, I was invested in the characters and looking forward to finding out what was going on.
Unfortunately, the characters I had connected with were just abandoned, the story becoming a bad episode of Dallas, I was hugely disappointed. Not solely because of the time I spent reading it but because it could have been a...more

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Jan 21, 2012 JanBreesmom rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary-action, e-book, fiction, mystery-suspense

Covert Dreams by Michael Meyers is a thriller of international proportions; a non-stop, suspense-filled story of a murder in Munich in 1984 which comes into play in the present time in Saudi Arabia. Full of twists and turns, the protagonist is haunted by dreams which add a psychological mystery to the story.

I enjoyed reading this book. It was well-written and held my interest throughout. I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys contemporary action and suspense, especially one with internatio...more

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Nov 12, 2011 Ricki Wilson rated it 4 of 5 stars

Michael Meyer’s COVERT DREAMS is an engaging tale that quickly harnesses the reader into the conspiracy and collusion of foreign intrigue. The characters are sympathetic and so well-written that readers will experience their fears and frustration in not being able to break free of a bad dream. But, is it a dream? Meyer keeps his readers on their toes. Don’t be too hasty in thinking you have it all figured out.

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About Mike Meyer

INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLING AUTHOR of mysteries, thrillers, humorous fiction, and non-fiction: Love and romance, laughter and tears, thrills and fears.

I have resided in and have visited many places in the world, all of which have contributed in some way to my own published writing. I have literally traveled throughout the world, on numerous occasions. I have lived in Finland, Germany, Thailand, Sau...more INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLING AUTHOR of mysteries, thrillers, humorous fiction, and non-fiction: Love and romance, laughter and tears, thrills and fears.

I have resided in and have visited many places in the world, all of which have contributed in some way to my own published writing. I have literally traveled throughout the world, on numerous occasions. I have lived in Finland, Germany, Thailand, Saudi Arabia (where COVERT DREAMS is set), and the U.S. Virgin Islands (where DEADLY EYES is set). I gained the wanderlust to see the world, to experience other cultures, at an early age, and this desire has never left me. If anything, it has only gained in intensity as I have aged. I try to travel internationally at least once a year. In the interim, I spend lots of time traveling around both my home state of California and other nearby states.

I spent my early years in the small town of Lone Pine, California, the home of almost every western movie, in addition to a wide variety of other genres, made in the 30’s, 40’s, 50’s, and 60’s. In fact, Hollywood still films parts of big-time movies there today. My dad, the town’s lifeguard at the time, personally knew John Wayne, Lloyd Bridges, and Lee Marvin, all of whom came to the town’s pool, the Memorial Plunge, at times to cool off after a hectic day of working in the sun. I was even an extra in a movie filmed there in 1957, MONOLITH MONSTERS, a B-cult favorite even today. I was ten years old at the time. Even though I resided in a small town hours from the big city, I was exposed to the excitement of action and heroes at a formative age, and, thus, my interest in writing novels of suspense such as COVERT DREAMS and DEADLY EYES was born. I am particularly proud of the fact that these two international suspense thrillers are rated #1 and #2 on the Goodreads Recommended Thriller/Suspense list.

As a recent retiree from a forty-year career as a professor of writing, I now live in Southern California wine country with my wife, Kitty, and our two adorable rescue cats. My books are available for both the Kindle and in paperback at Amazon and as eBooks at Barnes and Noble, Smashwords, Apple, Sony, and Kobo.

I thank you for your interest in my work.

A VERY SPECIAL NOTE: I recently had the great honor to be featured, along with my books, on a live podcast that was sent out on 9 Internet stations throughout the world, to well over 300,000 listeners. My segment begins at the 58:25 mark. My part lasts 20 minutes. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/triangle... (less)

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