Bøger af Armand Rosamilia

The end of the world is upon us... the zombie plague has taken over... and your former friends and loved ones don't want to just kill and eat you... they want to violate you... includes the bonus short story "Rear Guard" The kickoff to the extreme zombie "Dying Days" series! UPDATED EDITION

October 1987... A small fishing village on the New Jersey coast is ready for the high school football game and an oncoming snowstorm Willie Davidson... his mother left town when her husband died, leaving her son to fend for himself with winter approaching... Frankie and Gary Paul... two cousins sharing a public works truck and looking for trouble... April Schwartz... a lost teenage girl trying to prove how adult she is... Billy Hunter... the police officer with a chip on his shoulder... George Smith... an aspiring musician who just wants to play music and hang with his friends... Jimmy Petrucci... a family man with a wandering eye that could get him in hot water... Garrett Simms... the star quarterback for the North team, trying to keep his focus on the game... These and more Belford residents are waiting for you! Contemporary fiction novel. If you enjoyed Flagler Beach Fiction Series from the author you'll enjoy this book!

Dying Days 2 St. Augustine, the oldest city in what used to be America... now an apocalyptic wasteland, where undead fight over the scraps... For Darlene Bobich and the remaining survivors it will be the ultimate test... zombies surrounding them, zombies coming from the ocean, across the Bridge of Lions... undead searching in eternal hunger... Continuing the adventure of Darlene Bobich, started in "Darlene Bobich: Zombie Killer"... "Dying Days"... and now "Dying Days 2"...

Hank Smith isn''t his real name. And he doesn''t know her name, but she''s just like him. She''s the only other time traveler he''s ever met. He must find her. He has to know why this is happening to him.Why is he disconnected from time? Why can''t he remember his own past? How can he make it stop?Room 138 is a remarkable sci-fi adventure mystery in the most untraditional way. This captivating novel takes readers on a fast-paced journey across time.All the answers are found in Room 138, but danger is all around and time is running out.Jay Wilburn and Armand Rosamilia have outdone themselves with their most creative and intriguing novel yet. Unravel the mystery of Room 138.

Horror and Crime Fiction Author Armand Rosamilia loves baseball. He grew up in a baseball family. He loves watching it. Studying it. Getting lost in it. When his wife mentioned getting season tickets for the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp, the Double-A affiliate of the Miami Marlins, he jumped on it. And a nonfiction book idea was born. His love of baseball and a season of minor league baseball. He not only breaks down the entire 2017 Jumbo Shrimp season but gives his own perspective as a fan and tells stories from his own past as a baseball fan... going to the infamous Pine Tar Game... being a diehard Red Sox fan... the 1993 World Series... Brooks Robinson's final game... collecting baseball cards and so much more!Features interviews with Jumbo Shrimp staff and players, too:"We want you to leave here and feel like you had a great affordable experience. You can go home with some money still in your wallet. That's a very important thing. It also hopefully makes you want to come back for more" - Ken Babby, owner of your Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp"We were definitely expecting an increase in attention. The sales and the amount of repeat customers exceeded our expectations. I was blown away" - Noel Baha, Assistant GM"What we're trying to do here in Jacksonville is help the Marlins win in Miami" - Roger Hoover, Director of Broadcasting"You can't think about looking ahead because this game is tough. It has different ways of bringing you up and bringing you down. If you get on the field and give it everything the rest falls into place" - John Norwood, right field"We have an advantage with the crowds we get. How loud this place gets when we have success and the other team doesn't" - Alex Yarbrough, infield"I'm looking for an extra one percent from these players. One percent better per month. Everyone has different things they need to get a little better at. It's why we're here in the minor leagues" - Storm Davis, pitching coach and Jacksonville native