Bøger af Wayne Frye

Can a terrorist be a hero? In ARMAGEDDON NOW, a Palestinian clandestinely comes to America to carry out a plot that has been developed over a 30 year period. Told from the Palestinian's point of view, through flashbacks, we see how a young Palestinian boy is taught to hate all that America stands for in a world where he sees his people suffer from neglect and oppression. As a grown man, he eagerly agrees to fight the "Great Satan," and bring America to its knees to atone for the injustices heaped upon his people. Through a series of events, a variety of people, with their own unique stories, cross paths with him and become entangled in a web of deceit that could lead them all to their doom as the plot unfolds, moving toward the ultimate climax as a group of plotters prepares to unleash a nuclear Armageddon on America. The supernatural comes into play as a strange dark figure serves as a unifying catalyst between the various protagonists from the deserts of Palestine to the streets of Washington, DC. A disillusioned private detective seeking redemption, two women who have lost everything meaningful in their lives but find comfort in each others arms and two young college students reared to be part of a sinister plot all converge in an orgy of mayhem and violence that leads to a most unusual and dramatic ending. ARMAGEDDON NOW offers a unique perspective to explain the calamity of American hegemony, and introduces a unifying character (Aaron Adams) who will appear in several other projected projects.

Meet Chablis Louise Chavez, a kick-ass transsexual private-eye with nothing to lose but her life. From Manhattan's trendy Central Park West, to the bum-laden Bowery, to the teaming streets of Harlem, to the seedy dives of the lower Eastside, to the bright lights of Times Square, this is one tough broad. She raises the sword of justice and becomes the avenging angel for the forgotten in the city of lost hope.

Wayne Frye's transsexual private eye, Chablis Louise Chavez, is looking for a man who thinks he is being guided by the spirit of Che Guevara in his quest to target billionaires and destroy their empires of greed. As she encounters people who make their money by cheating others, she begins to sympathize with the terrorist. Assisted by Wayne Frye's other famous detective, Aaron Adams, she uncovers the truth about the authorities in a nation that since 9/11/2001 has steadily used fascist tactics to accomplish its goals. As her investigation unfolds, she uncovers bureaucratic chicanery and is targeted by the government that now sees her as a threat to maintaining its iron grip on the citizens who have sacrificed their freedom because of fear.

Death is not the end in this thriller, because there is some thing, some entity that wants to do harm, needs to do harm, feeds on harm and relishes the fear it instils. Wayne Frye, the writer called by one European critic the Rembrandt of Words, once again explores the supernatural with his latest Lynton adventure. In Ladysmith, British Columbia there is an undetected evil which has been lurking about for over one-hundred years in the mist covered mountainside forest just outside of town. Lynton Viñas arrives after her latest adventure in South Africa, expecting to enjoy a quiet respite from her demon-hunting before beginning her new job in a nearby town. However, when stepping onto the ferry to her new home on Vancouver Island, she notices a sinister-looking, dark, shadowy figure lurking at the rear of the ship. This is only the first sign of what is going to be a journey into the macabre; a stark warning that something with malevolent intentions is waiting in the forest that seems to be beckoning her into the darkness of evil.

Wayne Frye is the author of mystery novels featuring private eyes Chablis Louise Chavez and Aaron Adams. He is the creator of the Girl books about adventurer Jasmine Alexander and the exciting youth series about demon fighter, Lynton Viñas. He has also written biographies of North American Aboriginals, Canadian nurses and World War II hockey player Rudi Ball. In this adolescent series, he introduces readers to Sammy Sasquatch - he is ugly, he smells and he is a frightening creature, but underneath beats the heart of a gentle soul who simply is trying to find his way back to his mountain home. He befriends three people who see the beauty within rather than the frightening exterior, and they try to help him get back to his mom and dad. Together, they all go on an exciting journey of discovery that will take them into danger in the wilds of British Columbia. By following a bright star that guides them through the wilderness they are about to find themselves and realize that their inner strength makes them capable of incredible things when in pursuit of truth and justice. Along the way they learn valuable lessons in self-reliance, and how no one should ever judge a book by its cover, because what is inside can offer a big surprise! So, get ready to be surprised by what is inside this book, and the ending will, as the saying goes -"blow your mind."

Author of the AARON ADAMS mystery novels and the GIRL series books, Wayne Frye is an award winning writer of fiction and non-fiction that is filled with deep insights into the human condition. Described by one critic as a Rembrandt with words, he paints stories that keep readers on the edge of their seats turning pages with a fury. Now, with LYNTON CURLS HER HAIR, he introduces a parallel story telling technique that will mystify and enthrall readers as two stories unfold at the same time. One is a heart-warming tale of a May-December romance, and the other is about how vanity leads to a night of unmitigated terror. This one is a real thriller that builds ever so slowly to a spine-tingling climax, so get ready to rock and roll.

In this exploration of lost hope and dreams, Wayne Frye goes inside Lady Liberty in America and finds that she is empty. This is a compendium of truth that lays bare the soul of a nation that is all facade with no core. Like his critically acclaimed TheCatastrophic Calamities of a Village Idiot in the Real Evil Empire and Fighting for Justice in the Land of Hypocrisy, in this effort, he tackles the lack of compassion in a nation that is the prime threat to world peace and uses its own unique brand of terrorism to bring othernations to their knees. As always, Dr. Frye pulls no punches and in his rapid fire prose that obliterates the privileged class and corporate entities that want to enslave all of humanity in service to the exalted few who rule like ancient potentates in their incipient desire to possess more and more.

Like his critically acclaimed How Hockey Saved a Jew From the Holocaust and Hockey Mania and the Mystery of Nancy Running Elk, Wayne Frye once again scores with a book that uses hockey as a metaphor for life. This is a rousing rendition of how a group of young men became hockey legends. The fiery description of hockey games by Wayne Frye puts you right in the action. You can feel the cold of the ice slapping you in the face. You experience the tension before, during and after a game. You can sense the pain from a bone-crushing check. You can feel the bleeding wound from an errant stick that has opened up a gash on your chin. This book takes you inside the game, inside the heads of the players who built a legacy in the mists of time that endures to this day. These young men were more than hockey players. They were mighty warriors who went into battle against the foe with desire and determination that bordered on the fanatical. The reader gets into the heads of some extraordinary people, as this book is also about them as individuals, not just hockey players. At a time of budding knowledge and affirmation of intended life goals, these young men represented the very best of a whole generation from a time when the world was swiftly changing. Each rush up ice, each booming shot, each devastating check, each goal was an affirmation of what human beings are capable of when they dedicate themselves to a cause. These extraordinary young men were, as Wayne Frye says, "writing history with lightning."

Peaceful and pristine Kwak'wala Island in British Columbia seemed to be the perfect place for the Son of Thunder to recuperate from the torturous misery he endured in New Jersey from the U.S. government and religious leaders who saw him as a threat to their authority. Although he spent many years in quiet, contemplative reflection and became an esteemed member of the community, no one knew whom he really was. The island dwellers just assumed that he was a man who wanted to escape from the jungles of concrete and steel that imprison so many in the culture of greed. However, when a corporation shows up to rape the land and destroy the islanders' way of life, the Son of Thunder can no longer be complacent. Aided by his friend, Aaron Adams, he must take up the sword.

Aaron Adams takes on the role of one of the four horsemen of the Apocalypse, as he unleashes death upon those who stand between him and his beloved B.J., who has been kidnapped by sinister elements in pursuit of a mysterious box. Take a roller-coaster ride into the exciting world of 1969. You will turn pages with a fury as Aaron Adams continues his relentless search for a box that rivals the Maltese Falcon as an object of intrigue.