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The Day Of The Lord

The threat of death is all in a typical day for iron-willed Raddisson Steele, captain of the Golden Gryphon. While smuggling some top-secret cargo in Asian waters to Korea, he's stealthily followed by insidious Captain Babineaux, a fearsome Cajun pirate. Unaware of the value of the cargo and the many countries and governments after his ship, Captain Steele plans to dump his load and cash in, avoiding confrontation if possible.

Meanwhile, among his own slimy crew, Captain Steele's got some strange passengers aboard: there's Stormy, a battle-hardened Chinese prostitute on her way to Vietnam, Tucker, an undercover CIA agent assigned to track the Golden Gryphon, and the mysterious and powerful cook, Abisha. Will these unlikely passengers spell trouble for Captain Steele? What about Babineaux? Will he make it to Korea and his prize? Find out in Lyle Way's suspenseful thriller, The Wake of the Golden Gryphon.

Wake of the Golden Gryphon

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Junta

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How far will America blindly walk the plank of socialism? Could the United States be conquered from within and communism rule in the White House? Or will a few good men with the help of Divine intervention turn the tide in this patriotic and intense spiritual thriller by master novelist Lyle A. Way? 1956 Nikita Khrushchev "About the capitalist states, it doesn't depend on you whether or not we exist. If you don't like us, don't accept our invitations, and don't invite us to come to see you. Whether you like it or not, history is on our side. We will bury you!" 1963 Nikita Khrushchev "I once said, 'We will bury you,' and I got into trouble with it. Of course we will not bury you with a shovel. Your own working class will bury you."

Murder In Shades Of Gray

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A frail looking elderly man shuffles along a sidewalk in Boise, Idaho. Perhaps he reminds you of your grandfather. But he isn’t your grandfather; he’s a KILLER!

Oxley Van Dam, is a retired accountant. His face is dominated by gigantic bags under his eyes, better described as ‘trunks.’ He reminds you of a bloodhound suffering from severe depression.

Ox has one desire; to become rich. He believes he’ll make a lot of money in the murder for hire business. Ox puts together a syndicate he calls ‘As Ochos,’ Spanish for aces and eights, known as the dead man’s hand. Oxley seeks out active seniors interested in making money. With no religious beliefs, he feels no qualms about his murderous plan. Ox knows that a young mean person will become an old mean person. Ask any nurse in a nursing home how many times they’ve been pinched, hit, bitten and cursed.

His operatives have agreed to become contract killers for a variety of reasons. Some are bitter for the way life has treated them. Others are ex military and discovered they enjoyed the taking of human life. Still others are desperate for money. The truth is ill refutable. A few elderly people will turn to crime if given the opportunity.