Stephen Sanford

Vampires of World War two is a short story of how British intelligence might have used the fear of undead to instill terror and misdirection into German Forces prior to the June 6th, 1944 invasion of Normandy. There is documented evidence of German troops using wooden bullets against allied soldiers on the western front. Did they use wooden bullets because of a Vampire scare concocted by British intelligence? Vampires of World War two shows how such a physiological warfare operation might have been carried out against the Germans. While a fictional short story, there is enough historical evidence to conclude it was possible. Fiction? Decide for yourself.

"The Boy and the Purple Heart" is a short bedtime story type children's book. A boy discovers that his Father has his own holiday, Veterans Day. The boy learns that His Father has a Purple Heart. The kindness of children, and the pain of war, come together in this short book. Both versions are now available with illustrations.

"Shadows & Saints: Shadows of the Past"When you're bored reading the same old thriller this is the book for you. A threat to the President of the United States becomes real when an Assassin with a sense of irony works to use Chemical weapons thought to be disposed of many years ago in an Attack on the President of the United States. The twists and turns of the plot leave the reader wondering until the last possible moment what will happen. A small team of Federal Agents works to stop the plot. The bonds of family, friends, and lovers and tested as a messy death is always menacingly present. The Coffee is stale, the Jokes are mostly in poor taste, and you won't be able to put the story down until the very end.