[Jeff Head]

A number of posters yesterday talked about fiction and particularly Freeper fiction. I thought I would compile a partial list of really good Freeper fiction available.

First (sheepishly hanging my head) let me shamelessly promote my own Military techno-thriller series about World War III pitting Red China, the fundamental Islamic nations and their allies against the United States and our allies. Sort of a Clancy with a consntitutional attitude blending in many conservative issues of the day into the storyline.


THE DRAGON"S FURY SERIES

Then, there's Freeper Travis McGee's (Matt Bracken), Enemies Foreign and Domestic, as good a second amendment thriller about rogue governmental agencies and politicians pitted against 2nd amendment adherants as you will find. A GREAT read.

Freeper Jim Macomber's Art & Part and Bargained for Exchange. Two novels, really a series about the main character, that are outstanding reads that mix Grisham and Clancy type writing styles into very good legal/espionage thrillers.

Freeper LS has writtne and is doing extremely well with, "A Partriot's History of America". He also has "Spetember Day" which should be coming out soon, a thriller based on the 9-11 attacks. I've read the manuscript and it is exciting and an excellent blend of historical fact with fictional what-if's that are sure to rasie the haris on the back of your neck and pull you into a an exciting stroy line.

A great ficitonal, Sci-Fi read is byFreeper author E.E. Knight (snake65). His Vampire earth Series (and don't be put off by that title, it is NOT your typical Vampire novel...it's true sci-fi with an unbelievably good story line, Way of the Wolf and Choice of the Cat.

I know I have missed others. Please chime in.

Having read all of the books I just mentioned, I can say that we have Hope a wealth of fictional literary talent here on FR. Hope everyone enjoys it all

[LS]

Let me say that Jeff Head's five volume series is worth the money. I would not have purchased every one of five volumes.

[jim macomber]

Just came across this thread. Great!
And thanks, Jeff, for the kind words.
Since this thread/club may renew/increase interest, let me give the Freepers the link to the page we set up a little while ago just for them:

http://www.jamesmacomber.com/FRSpec.html

and mention that #3, "A Grave Breach", will be out soon.

[RebelTex]

Jeff,

Thanks for the ping. I have read some of the excerpts of your works that have been posted from time to time, and they were excellent.

I wish I had the time to read your entire series, but I can't put a good book down once I've started, and that would not be good for my business at this time.

I promise to get them just before my next vacation (a long relaxing one, I hope).

Gotta get back to work. Keep on writing and posting.

FReegards,
RT

[freekitty]

Jeff's books are among my favorites. Thank you, Jeff.