Bøger af W R Blocher

Sam is a former Marine who wakes up sitting on a gravestone in a cemetery with no memory of his past of knowledge of what is happening to him. He is conscripted into a brutal military organization as its column marches by. He is thrust into a world he doesn't understand among people who are as confused as he is. They are all kept in line by Sergeants who brutally beat anyone who steps out of line in the most minor way. Sam is a member of a squad of five men and three women who learn to struggle together to survive.

Something About Kate explores the mysterious effects of a sinister evil attacking a veteran unhinged from the guilt of his fiancée's death and a woman living two lives. One life emulates her past, and the other is devoted to studying theoretical physics. She tells herself theoretical physics is no place for a woman. Unnoticed, the mysterious villain quietly keeps them apart as they struggle to be known. The stories they relive daily isolate and damage them in unexpected ways. The idea of overcoming the fear of failure is too much to grasp. Two journeys converge in this romance novel told from a man's perspective. It's a unique spin on traditional romance novels that typically focus on the woman's point of view. Devastating events isolate Kate and Jake. Will they see the enemy lies within and take the leap of faith that leads them together for the better? Or are they doomed to go only where troubled pasts lead? Is she good enough to be loved, to do something more than just create babies? Will he realize his sense of self-worth, take a leap of faith, and know that taking responsibility doesn't mean you're the one to blame? Will they learn that intimacy and relationships are vital to overcoming shame? Or will they live in isolation? Author W.R. Block explores the human condition in a riveting romance novel that looks at a rarely noticed enemy penetrating our daily lives.

Ten children. Some survived with the help of others. Some survived on their own. Some not only survived but helped others survive as well. Each of their stories, like each of them, is different. Their experiences are different. But taken together, with each story in its own historical context, they provide a broad understanding of the struggles of those who survived and those who didn't.