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Justice Best Served, a sequel to Hidden in Plain Sight, has all the elements of a thriller with its drama, suspense and intrigue. Our heroine Donna Walker continues her mission to mete out vigilante justice to those who benefit from the proceeds of crime. Her various assignments include; dealing with a con-artist/embezzler seeking revenge against her and meets with his just reward for his greedy misdeeds. Donna's fight for the rights of citizens in a small community whose water-supply has been poisoned by corrupt business owners who manipulate city officials and bureaucrats. She seeks justice for a tribe of native Indians suffering from mercury poisoning caused by a mining company who knowingly contaminate their drinking water. Lastly, she discovers a widespread, illegal drug and pharmaceutical scandal that shocks the nation. Counterfeit, offshore drugs are being sold to an unsuspecting population and death threats are made to keep the crime a secret. Donna executes her assignments with extreme diligence, flair and skill.Through it all, a heartwarming romance blossoms between Donna and her long-time friend Greg.

Earth is in a precarious situation. An advanced alien race from the planet Kouzzart, 1,000 light years away, has sent its unmistakable message, "Reject your war-like ways or you will be confined." To reinforce that message, they launch six satellite drones to orbit our solar system with the ability to destroy all life on Earth. These aliens have visited Earth before. Six previous civilizations in the past million years had been destroyed and reduced to cave-dwellers. With Earth on the brink of self-destruction once again, the aliens transport our ambassador, Major Paul Noble, to Kouzzart to negotiate an equitable peace. It is the only chance for mankind's salvation. This is the story of the Major's journey and the message his mentor Cicerone wants him to convey to the people of Earth, before it is too late. Visit my website at: http: //kennethchamberlin.wixsite.com/author

By 1861 Armando had lain cold in his grave for 45 years. The leaders of the territories had completed their propaganda blitz, which got people sufficiently riled-up to kill their neighbors from the southern states. Philosophical differences, perceived injustices, religious and ethnic rivalries were stoked to a point of explosive combustion. Biases and inflammatory contention were published daily in the newspapers. These false stories were believed by the northern and southern populace of the great nation of the United States of America. It took 40 years of propaganda before the first spark was ignited in a powder keg of man's creation. When the tinder box was first lit at Fort Sumter, South Carolina on April 12, 1861, all the hundreds of reasons that were used to justify the civil war, ignited as planned. The real reason for the war was disguised and well-hidden. That reason, when you stripped away the gaudy decorative clothing it wore, revealed the truth. It was greed, pure and simple. War supported industry and made room for the victorious to expand and grow. The vanquished became the slaves who fueled the labor forces needed for rapid expansion. Modern political leaders, and the Kings and Queens before them, knew this truth; that wars created prosperity for rich industrial barons and leaders of the armies. The only losers were the combatants who fought the battles and the villagers who were trampled underfoot.The previous hundred years had seen fair-skinned European immigrants fight with each other over the spoils of the vast North American continent. They conquered and defeated the Indigenous Native people into submission. The Native's land was stolen, and the remainder of their population was corralled onto reservations, conveniently located to suit the industrial needs of the new Americans. The Sentinel Hill mansion had grown throughout this period. The next 150 years would write a different outcome. The American Civil war was a classic example of neighbor against neighbor, brother against brother. Their patriarch Armando, who had built the mansion and established the thriving estate, had predicted this civil war sixty years before it started. This story follows the moral collapse of a nation's people, the prosperity of a few and the devastation of the majority, with Sentinel Hill at it's epicenter.Visit my website at: http: //kennethchamberlin.wixsite.com/author

In a violent drama of terrorism and bloodshed, Tom and his Special Forces sniper-squad are in Afghanistan on a covert mission to counter the Taliban

When a wrongfully-convicted death-row inmate commits suicide, his persona lives on in the form of a vengeful spirit who has extraordinary powers of mind-control. He infiltrates the minds of his persecutors to manipulate their thoughts and actions while they sleep. The Spirit Wanderer wages his ruthless personal vendetta without mercy, using diabolical methods to punish his victims. Warning to readers: You may never dream again without wondering if you were visited by a Spirit Wanderer.