Bøger af Eric Douglas

Viewing the world around them from vastly different perspectives, Daniel and Vanita, carry on a clandestine love affair while working at the same television station. Daniel, a man with a deep interest in progressive politics, doesn't care about religion, while Vanita remains a deeply religious woman, a hater of things political. She is the assistant to the general manager, the administrative head of the company and a political appointee; he is a television producer, an employee. Love's not lost between the GM and the producer. Find out how they cope in a work environment laced with political intrigues, and how Daniel dealt with rivals for Vanita's love inside and outside the company. How does Daniel protect his interest from the challenges? Distress with politics, twists in her love life, together they drive Vanita closer to the church and her pastor. Miles away, he offered her a service she badly needed. Daniel is not happy as it threatens to tear their love apart. The journey from Kingston to cities of the USA unfolds a compelling story mixed with murder, politics, religion and the secret life of man and his girl.

Dwindling freshwater resources around the world are causing unrest, riots and civil war. When photojournalist Mike Scott uncovers a Russian oligarch's plans to throw the United States in turmoil by poisoning the groundwater, he is in for the fight of his life to stop it. It's a race against time as Mike fights computer hackers, teams of assassins and robot drones to protect South Florida and the United States from its own Day Zero.

Simply put, A Look In The Mirror is an anthology of recently written poems. The collection is eclectic in that it covers matters concerning aspects of human relationship, even the most delicate, politics, racism and an array of other experiences. They cover life as I witnessed it in Jamaica and in the United States over several years.

Diving in Grand Cayman, magazine photographer Mike Scott notices a series of unusual occurrences including the death of a girl, a protest of new development and the systematic destruction of coral reefs. It all comes together when armed men warn him away from a dive site. Investigating, he witnesses a specially-equipped submarine destroying the reef. Before he is able to report the destruction to the authorities, he and his dive buddy, Kelly, are kidnapped-along with Kelly's girlfriend Tanya. Friends rescue Mike and Tanya, but the assassin gets away with Kelly, taking him to die. They must race against time to save Kelly and bring down the greedy developer putting his own wealth before the beauty of the island and the welfare of the people.Action, adventure, intrigue and the environment all come into play in this novel by author Eric Douglas. Set at Sunset House on Grand Cayman, a diving must-visit for many divers, this book highlights the beautiful locations and touches on the potential for abuse as the environment and development fall into conflict.This is the first book in the Mike Scott adventure series.

The crew from the nationally-syndicated talk radio show ScubaRadio comes to sleepy Withrow Key for a lionfish rodeo, but immediately Jackson Pauley feels something isn't right. "Greg the Divemaster" Holt can barely dive. When Jackson spears a lionfish, Greg grabs it and gets stung. The radio show is a disaster. When Duffy, the local bar owner, goes missing Jackson, Littlebear and Zach jump into action to unravel the mystery and save their friend.yin' Fish is the ninth story from Withrow Key. Set on a bypassed key in the Florida Keys, life moves a little slower and a little weirder.Each Withrow Key thriller features scuba diving, adventure, boats, the ocean and mystery along with beautiful locations and scenery.

Armed gunmen board a liveaboard dive boat near Turks and Caicos in this sea story/action thriller. News photographer Mike Scott is on a dive vacation and gets taken hostage when the theft doesn't go as planned. When the identity of the head pirate is exposed, he declares that all the passengers will die when they reach their destination. It's up to Mike, the passengers and crew to overcome the pirates and save their own lives. It doesn't help matters that there is a mole on board feeding the pirates information and they are heading right into a storm. Now they must rebel against the pirates and take the boat back before time runs out..."Fans of Clive Cussler will enjoy this brand-new novella in the Mike Scott thriller series from Eric Douglas." Greg Holt, host of the talk radio show ScubaRadio.

When Walking Bob, the local island hermit, tells Jackson Pauley about a "sea monster" out on the ocean, Jackson decides to investigate. He doubts there is anything to it, but he is concerned something man-made might be the cause. He recruits his best friend, Randy Littlebear, to go sea monster hunting with him.

Small groups of travelers have disappeared all over the mid-Atlantic without a trace. When bodies turn up with what appear to be ritual markings, FBI Agent AJ West is on the hunt for what might be a serial killer. Or something even more sinister. It's a race against time to make sure no one else goes missing and stop the killer, or killers, before there is a nationwide panic.

Two young girls move to the Outer Banks of North Carolina and learn about the ocean and life on the coast. There are four early chapter books in this collection, written for readers six- to nine-years-old. The stories are exciting but also include information on science, the ocean and history. -Sea Turtle Rescue is an ocean story about protecting sea turtles. When an injured sea turtle shows up near their home on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, Jayne and Marie, along with their friends Javier and Monique, search the beach to find the turtle's nest and protect it from danger. They know the time is getting short and if they don't find it soon, the eggs might not get a chance to hatch.-Fight for Fort Hatteras is a history story about the civil war. Jayne and Marie take a school trip to visit the site of a Civil War battle near their home on the Outer Banks. Marie wanders off and finds herself in the middle of the battle and afraid she may never see her family again. -Hurricane! is a science story on hurricanes hitting the coast. Jayne and Marie are faced with Hurricane Erin bearing down on their seaside town. Do they evacuate or stay with their father and protect the aquarium? -Swimming with Sharks is an ocean story about sharks and their value. Jayne and Marie love the ocean and enjoy spending time out on the water with their parents. For them, sharks are beautiful creatures, not something to be feared. But an up close and personal encounter makes Marie think twice.