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BEHIND THE STAIRCASE
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BOOKS BY THE AUTHOR

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ATMAN

A small town in Germany where horrifying events occur. Who is responsible?  The devil?  God?  Or a butterfly?
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Beyond The Staircase

After my trial and conviction for murder, eight years in prison, my release from prison, the Netflix documentary The Staircase, new stories and photographs, and the first four chapters on my new book ATMAN, a novel about evil. Included in this volume is a re-edited version of Behind The Staircase
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Behind the Staircase

The night Kathleen died. My trial and conviction for murder. Eight years in prison with murderers, rapists, thieves, gangbangers, and pedophiles until my conviction is overturned and I am released. What has happened since - good and bad.
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* The copyright owner of this book has dedicated it to THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.  Everyone is free to copy, reproduce, and disseminate this book without fear of copyright infringement.
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A Time of War

From the opulent salons of Saigon to bloody combat in the lush Vietnamese jungles, the everyday lives of Americans and Vietnamese embroiled in the horrors of war are revealed in a panoramic novel of the Vietnam War.

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BOOKS HAVE BEEN TRANSLATED INTO 12 LANGUAGES & PUBLISHED IN 17 COUNTRIES

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​A Bitter Peace
Charged with the hopeless task of establishing an honorable peace with Vietnam, presidential envoy Bradley Marshall begins a six-year negotiation with the Ayatollah Khomeini and is pitted against legendary CIA agent Wilson Abbot Lord

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Charlie Two Shoes and
​the Marines of Love Company
This is the tale of an eleven-year-old Chinese boy, Tsui Chi Hsii - better known by his American name Charlie Tsui, or Charlie Two Shoes - who was befriended by a company of U.S. Marines sent to China in 1945 shortly after the end of World War II.

Malnourished and often cold, Charlie lived in a mud hut just beyond the barbed wire protecting the men of Love Company, 4th Marines, 1st Marine Division. The Marines gave him food and clothing, taught him English, sent him to church, and paid for his schooling. But when the communists took over China in 1949, Love Company was forced out of the country, and Charlie was left behind.
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Back home the Marines moved on with their lives, yet they could not forget their young friend. Charlie, refusing to denounce his connection with the Americans, suffered immensely at the hands of the Maoist government.

After thirty-five years, seventeen as a political prisoner, he finally managed to contact some of his old Marine Corps friends. They, in turn, joined together again to help bring Charlie to America. Numerous obstacles had to be overcome, but eventually, with irrepressible pluck, Charlie made his way to the United States in 1983, and two years later he was able to bring his family to this country as well - a true realization of the American dream.

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​The Immortal Dragon
During the nineteenth century, Andre Lafabre flees from disgrace in France to Vietnam and becomes caught up in deadly intrigues and the struggle for power

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  • The Trial
  • Prison
  • Life & Family
    • Life with Kathleen
    • Patricia & the Boys
    • Vietnam
    • Liz & George
  • Books
  • Short Stories & Updates