Bøger af Kezel Romanoff

Through out the ages story-telling has been a form of entertainment. Whether it be sitting around a fire in a cave, in a tent in the backyard of a house, or camping in the forest, stories were told to capture the imaginations of both the young, and the old. The Romanoff Collection was put together from many of the stories that Romanoff wrote, reminiscing an older generation's master story tellers. From the humorous Daisy, to serious commentary of Chicken Soup, to the ad-lib in Never Ask Why, you'll find his stories drawing you closer to the fire.

After having enough of the horror of the war in Afghanistan play out around him, Jared decides to get out of the Army and stay in Europe. Meeting a beautiful gypsy waitress, Jared tries to clean up his act for her, only to come face-to-face with his PTSD, and her father; also an Afghan veteran with the Soviet Army. It is what every veteran must face and make a choice as to which is stronger, her father, his love for her, or the demons of his PTSD.

Thaddeus and Katerina, a Were-wolf and a Were-jaguar, travel the universe using small magical orbs that open portals to other planets. In his quest to train her in the art of self-defense as commanded by her father, the King of the Were-People, they finds they have mutual feelings for one another. Written for all ages, these ten short stories take five to ten minutes to enjoy their spoofing of real life.

With the threat of dying in the steaming jungles of Vietnam and mandatory service no longer an issue, few looked at the military as a career opportunity with free job training. America's youth avoided the military like the plague, creating a nightmare for Recruiters trying to fill quotas. Working with judges, first time offenders busted for possession of a single seed; a glass pipe; rolling papers in an empty baggie having a pungent odor; were given the choice, jail or Army. Filling the ranks with "street sweepings~aka~cannon fodder" for the psychological sabre rattling in Western Germany, the Pentagon was unprepared for what followed. Two battalions of soldiers on a single base, in control of nuclear weapons during the day, became involved in the drug trade at night to eventually have the largest drug network in Germany. The unspoken side of the military in an era when everyone was involved in something illeagal, from Colonels to Captains; Sargent Majors to Privates; even to Congressmen. Money, power, the desire to get stoned, whatever; made everyone a pawn. And pawns were expendable. A compelling story based on real events involving the author's service.

Eyes of the Tiger, the second book of the epic novel, BETRAYED, continues the story of the first book, Pawns of Power. Based on real events that happened to Kezel, spanning three continents during the Cold War. Having escaped the Soviet gulags during an uprising, it is compelling story full of action, love, and deception as Kezel and his comrades work together in order to survive hiding in Siberia. As the only American, though, his desire to get home is far more compelling than his friends can understand.