Bøger af Temple Emmet Williams

Americans don't care about Africa. They should. It will become the most powerful continent in the world, torn between the Chinese and various terrorist groups, all linked to the destruction of the United States, African Heartbeats is the third novel in the Heartbeats Series, following Wrinkled Heartbeats and Poison Heartbeats, both of which won many writing awards. Sharonda and Samuel Nelson have returned to their ancestral roots in the southern highlands of East Africa. They still secretly work for Homeland Security and Mac McKlane, and they prepare for an ISIS attack at one of the largest hospitals in Tanzania. The terrorist strike will be the start of a multinational push to replace the lost oil fields of ISIS in Syria with a new cash crop in southern Africa, diamonds from the de Beers complex in Botswana. ISIS also wants the eight atomic bombs built by South Africa during the time of Apartheid. The nuclear weapons remain hidden in the Y-Plant at Pelindaba, near Pretoria. General 'Mac" McKlane's Homeland Security team of Rangers, Raiders, and SEALs must fight the forces of evil within ISIS as well as the destruction of power and expertise in America by a government that does not always value professional advice. Enjoy your trip through the southern nations of Africa. It will be a bumpy ride, filled with truth. The author lived in Africa for six years. He spent three years researching this book.

Warrior Patient Heartbeats is Edition II of an upbeat story of recovery from problems created by today's medical system, supposedly designed to prevent them. It is also a romantic love story between a husband and a wife who saves him, physically as well as mentally. The book is filled with humor, because the author knows, and shows, that laughter is the best medicine. This book contains updated information and is 392 pages long (in book format), 40 pages more than the original Warrior Patient.The author is a Marine, an ex-NYC cop, and a journalist nominated twice for a Pulitzer when he worked for The New York World-Telegram & Sun, over 50 years ago. Today, he is an award-winning author of three books. The original Warrior Patient had well over 100 positive reviews. The best one, from satirical writer Robert Eggleton, says: "This book may have saved my life."A retired physician said the book: "Should be required reading for doctors." "This book is ... a comfort, it is a love-story, it is important."-- WordsAPlenty "Humor is the best doctor you will ever know." Williams ... follows his own advice. - KirkusReviews."A great 'how-to' in overcoming diseases with laughter, good doctors, love, and guts." - Dennis Waller."It's a witty story full of unexpected humor." - Readers' Favorite "Save your life and read this book" - Patrick Middleton, author 100,000 patients die, and nine million suffer injury every year. If medical mistakes were a disease, it would be the sixth leading cause of deaths in America.As you read Warrior Patient Heartbeats, you become one of the nine million who suffers injury every year. You take an extraordinary, often amusing journey into the quicksand of modern medicine. In the midst of a long list of life-threatening illnesses, you learn to laugh as you survive."A strong 5-star rating ... read this book now, not tomorrow or the next day, but now." -- WordsAPlenty.

Terrorism, born in Africa, comes to America, and Homeland Security must protect its citizens. Poison Heartbeats is a love story, a war-torn romance, written like a thriller. The book follows the life of a girl born in Afghanistan during the Russian occupation, before the fall of the Berlin Wall. She becomes a U.S. citizen because a CIA operative adopts her and brings her to America, renaming her Holly Smolkes. A beautiful but seriously flawed woman, she falls in love with the director of Homeland Security's "Poison Well" unit, a group designed to stop terrorists who want to poison the water supply of the United States. Holly Smolkes has a twin brother, left behind in Afghanistan when she was eight years old. He has become a leader of the terrorists."Poison Heartbeats" is the second, and most-awarded novel in the Heartbeat Series of mystery thrillers by Temple Emmet Williams. The first was "Wrinkled Heartbeats," chosen as one of the best first novels (under 80,000 words) at the 2016 Next Generation Indie Book Awards.

Laugh to live. Live to laugh.This is an updated version of the original Warrior Patient: 50 pages longer and with some updated medical information as well as a new chapter: Getting Sick Again.The author is a Marine, an ex-cop, and a journalist nominated twice for a Pulitzer when he worked for The New York World-Telegram & Sun over 50 years ago. Today, he is an award-winning author of four books with well over 150 positive reviews on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple Books, Goodreads and many other venues. The best one for the original Warrior Patient came from satirical writer Robert Eggleton, who wrote: "This book may have saved my life."A retired physician says Warrior Patient: "Should be required reading for doctors.""This book is ... a comfort, it is a love-story, it is important.".- WordsAPlenty"Humor is the best doctor you will ever know." Williams ... follows his own advice. - KirkusReviews"A great 'how-to' in overcoming diseases with laughter, good doctors, love, and guts." - Dennis WallerIt's a witty story full of unexpected humor." - Readers' Favorite"Save your life and read this book" - Patrick Middleton, author100,000 patients die, and nine million suffer injury every year. If medical mistakes were a disease, it would be the sixth leading cause of deaths in America.As you read Warrior Patient Heartbeats, you become one of the nine million who suffers injury every year. You take an extraordinary, often amusing journey into the quicksand of modern medicine. In the midst of a long list of life-threatening illnesses, you learn to laugh to live, and to live to laugh."A strong 5-star rating ... read this book now, not tomorrow or the next day, but now." -- WordsAPlenty.