Bøger af Anthony Pathfinder

Untold Tales is a collection of tastefully written short stories that will reawaken memories from your past and make memories of the present. You will be entertained by the conflicts, resolutions, commitments, and choices of the varied characters as they make their way through life. Filled with the ups and downs and the many decisions that can either lift one up or break them down, Untold Tales colorfully describes and paint a picture of human fragility, love, pain, and joy.

Unleashed is the explosive sequel to Deadly Consequences. On his return from his semi-retirement, Dante "Black" Reynolds is back, and deadlier than ever. His return to the streets of Harlem was something the underworld never expected as he returned to lay claim to the streets. Explosive and realistic, it captures the sound, sights, and scenes of a feisty group of Harlemites whose one requiem is having their eulogy read aloud as a warning to others. It is a clear reminder to Dante's adversaries that their reputation hinges on how business is done, and if proper precautions are not taken, Harlem's wrath will be Unleashed. Unleashed is part two of the Code of Crimes series.

Deadly Consequences chronicles the rise of Dante "Black" Reynolds, a young man bitter towards his father and whose absence shaped the path he took in life more so than his presence. It's a look into the life of a complex young man whose life is a paradox. It's a coming-of-age story that is bound to challenge and unleash your emotions. Filled with regrets, mistakes, betrayal, and death, Dante is faced with an outcome that has him questioning his existence. The challenges to control and maintain his turf in the underbelly of New York City's underworld lead to decisions that will challenge the reader's emotions, taking them on a rollercoaster ride. Deadly Consequences is part one in the Code of Crimes series.

Rain-Banks Summer is determined to make the transition from victim to one of triumph. This chapter of her life is about walking away from an abusive situation and having the courage to do so. Driven to unimaginable bounds and emotional damage, Rain is determined to do whatever it takes to change her situation. After fleeing an abusive relationship, she moves to New York City, only to become a part of the city's hysteria. A string of murders has the city in chaos, and the police suspect it's the work of a serial killer. His victims, mostly women are terrified; nonetheless, Rain refuses to isolate herself and become a victim once more.

Set in Alabama, Treasure chronicles the de jure racial segregation of the Jim Crow era in the south. It is a candid account of the Biloxi family and the decisions they made generations ago. Family secrets will never die, and their impact resonates in more ways than one. The story follows the lives of sisters who are raised in an influential family, and who are forbidden to marry outside of their race. Lines are drawn, and sides are taken as family members challenge the way of life that many in the family had become accustomed to. The opposition and defiance, steeped in self-hatred, was the catalyst that drove the wedge between family members who wanted to remain a part of the dominant culture. Confronted with countless family issues and grappling with their self-identity, Treasure, the oldest, provides as much protection as she can in shielding her younger siblings, from the lies, guilt, and pain.

Sexually molested as a child, Dana Estick decides to take control of her life and flees from a harrowing past. Not knowing whom to trust or where to turn and left with no alternative, she flees to the bright lights of New York City, where she encounters several questionable characters. Drawn to the fast-paced life, her naivety is on full display as she tries to manage school, work, and love life. Dana's story is about redemption, while overcoming her childhood fears and the trauma of sexual abuse - and finding the courage to confront her abuser. How will she respond to her new life, and the life-changing decisions that she will have to make? Will she be able to handle the scars of her past and the uncertainty of her future?