Books with author Richard Hack

Luke is tormented.Eliana is his whole world and for someone so young, the burden is immense. You see, Eliana is being stalked. Stalked by a madman who wants nothing more than to see her dead.The madman knows things that no one should know and sees things that no one should see. He tells them if they say a word to anyone, they will both die.And Luke can't let that happen.Eliana's past is catching up with her and Luke must do anything to save her.Anything.**The next exciting Jaxon Jennings’ Thriller is now available. You can find CACHE 72 by clicking on the author name above and navigating to Richard C Hale’s Amazon Author page**Interview With The AuthorQ - So, what makes the Jaxon Jennings’ Thriller Mystery Series so special?A – Jaxon’s not your typical hero. He’s flawed, and that makes him entertaining. As a reader, I want to be entertained and thrilled. I’m a fan of the Action & Adventure and Thriller genres, so it was natural for me to write in them. I’m also a lover of things that go bump in the night and I add a little creepiness just to make things interesting. Not only will you want to keep reading late into the night, the pace and action keeping your nose in the page, but when you finally close the book, you’ll probably keep the light on as well.“Help me…”Q – With the main story focusing around two younger characters, is Frozen Past written for adults?A – It’s definitely an adult book. With a Thriller, a certain amount of violence and adult material is expected, and Frozen Past definitely fits into that category. Younger readers are not the target audience of the Jaxon Jennings’ series.Jaxon is introduced to the reader in Frozen Past, and though it is not really a prequel, he shares the spotlight with Luke and Ellie, two teenagers who find themselves thrust into a killer’s world for seemingly no reason at all. I feel the divide between the adult world and the kids’ world makes the story that much more enthralling.Q – Should the series be read in any certain order?A – Each book is a separate story and I wrote them to be enjoyed in any order. If you find you like to stick to a chronological timeline, I’d suggest following this sequence:- Frozen Past- Cache 72- Father FigureJaxon Jennings’ Mystery Thriller Series eBook Categories:- Crime Thrillers- Mystery Action- Mystery Adventure- Thriller Books- Detective Thrillers- Murder Fiction- Serial Killer FictionThank you for reading!

Merlin is a good looking woman and madly in love with Arthur, but that’s only the start of the story.Tertia, Unita and Marlene know what they want to be... detectives with a difference. Bored with the lack of opportunity in 5th century Camelot they start up the Temporal Detective Agency and use the great Merlin’s Time Portal to relocate from Camelot to the 21st century mostly because the cases are more interesting, but also because the toilet facilities are so much better. Things start slowly until one Sunday morning Tertia finds herself replacing Nelson’s statue in Trafalgar Square, involved in the thefts of the Koh-i-noor diamond and the Mona Lisa. The Agency follows the trail to South Wales in 1734 where they come up against a gang of vicious smugglers and deadly ship wreckers led by their deadliest and most unexpected enemy.Help comes from an unexpected source, but the Temporal Detective Agency’s first case could prove to be their last!

Ah, Love! The great contradiction is that there are so many things to say about it, but being in love turns your tongue to jelly.Luckily the world’s greatest poets, whose business Love is, have found myriad beautiful ways to express the inexpressible.Shakespeare, Tennyson, Dickinson, Donne, Yeats, Pushkin, Keats, Burns Lawrence, Tennyson, Whitman, Byron, Shelley, Wordsworth, Rossetti, Donne and more – here are the very best of their most moving, yearning, sad and exciting odes to Love. Which will be your favourite? Which will be your lover’s?Read them to each other and find out…

New York City is home to some of the world's tallest and most famous buildings as well as one of the most famous theater districts in the world. It is home to a world-famous hot dog eating contest, and buried beneath the streets of New York City are more than half-a-million gold bars!Richard Hanson gives you lots more facts in his book about New York City - its history, culture, famous landmarks and much more in 54 easy to understand segments.We are sure that that you will be fascinated by the facts about New York City in this book and that you will be motivated to learn more about one of the world's greatest cities.Chapters: Introducing New York City | New York History | New York Landmarks | Art & Culture | Sport & Entertainment | Getting Around | Assorted New York City Facts

New York City is home to some of the world's tallest and most famous buildings as well as one of the most famous theater districts in the world. It is home to a world-famous hot dog eating contest, and buried beneath the streets of New York City are more than half-a-million gold bars!Richard Hanson gives you lots more facts in his book about New York City - its history, culture, famous landmarks and much more in 54 easy to understand segments.Chapters: Introducing New York City | New York History | New York Landmarks | Art & Culture | Sport & Entertainment | Getting Around | Assorted New York City FactsWe are sure that that you will be fascinated by the facts about New York City in this book and that you will be motivated to learn more about one of the world's greatest cities.

When Arthur’s sword Excalibur is stolen the Temporal Detective Agency is called in to protect not only Arthur and Merlin, but to stop a very clever and cruel person from destroying Camelot itself. To make things worse, this time the TDA has no idea who they’re fighting. Marlene’s plan takes Tertia and Unita to Rome, Egypt and even to a meeting with Shakespeare, before confronting their enemy in the Coliseum. But first, if the Agency is to succeed, Arthur must die.... and Merlin and her King have to agree. If they don’t, Camelot will be doomed and History itself could be changed.That’s the trouble with swords!

Just Updated, August 2013, this award-winning book, Keep Your Daughter Safe, is not another book on women's self defense; it's a book on awareness. Tanya Brown, sister of Nicole Brown-Simpson called it a "must read for every young woman in America."Much of the information contained in Keep Your Daughter Safe can be found nowhere else. It was written to enable young women to recognize situations that could potentially turn into sexual assaults and informs them as to how to avoid or get out of those situations.

The Other Side of the Wall is an account of the author's experiences in Palestine, where he worked on the front lines of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict with the International Solidarity Movement, a prominent organization of peace activists. He witnessed and recorded the suffering and injustices imposed on the Palestinians, such as violence meted out by both soldiers and settlers, long waits at checkpoints, travel restrictions, home demolitions, theft of natural resources, unfair economic practices, arbitrary detention and arrest, long prison sentences, and countless other forms of humiliation. The background during his stay in the West Bank, which often pushed its way into the foreground, was provided by two momentous events: the collective punishment visited upon the population of the West Bank by the Israeli army for the kidnapping of three teenaged Jewish settlers, and the subsequent military assault on the Gaza Strip, which resulted in the deaths of over 2,000 Palestinians.

Luke is only fourteen. Eliana is his whole world and for a fourteen year old, the burden is immense. You see, Eliana is being stalked. Stalked by a madman who wants nothing more than to see her dead. The madman knows things that no one should know and sees things that no one should see. He tells them if they say a word to anyone, they will both die. And Luke can’t let that happen. Eliana’s past is catching up with her and Luke must do anything to save her. Anything. Praise for Richard C Hale’s books: “What a fantastic read. I highly recommend it.” “NEAR DEATH is a fast-paced, romance-laced, thought-provoking, and highly entertaining novel with an intriguing premise. Hale doesn't shortchange his readers on character development, either. The characters were well-defined, realistic, and had me simultaneously rooting for and against them. Terrific read!” “Blew me away! An approach that I never saw coming. Well Done!!! I Can't wait to read your next book!” “Wow, what an awesome read. I have not come across a book I could not put down like this since "The Firm" or "A Time to Kill".”

Col lives on the Upper Decks of the juggernaut Worldshaker, a mobile city as big as a mountain. He has been chosen as next Supreme Commander - but then a girl Filthy escaped from Below appears in his cabin. 'Don't let 'em take me!' she begs.Will he hand her over, or will he break all the rules?Col's safe, elite world is about to fall apart.'Worldshaker is a terrific adventure, full of sly humour, weird and wonderful characters, and plot twists I never saw coming. More, more!' Ian Irvine'I loved Worldshaker! A claustrophobic setting of rivets, iron and steam, rustling silks and stiff collars and even stiffer manners; dark, twisting, bustling, brilliant. I was very, very glum when it came to an end.' D.M. Cornish'I was captivated from the beginning.' Samantha, 15

There are so many wonderful poems for kids out there that this book can only scratch the surface. But hopefully by presenting a varied ‘best of’ we can encourage young verse lovers to dig deeper and discover more for themselves.The classics are classics for a reason - no one has written better-loved poems in the years since they were first published.So here is a vintage selection of the best of the very best poems from the greatest writers in history, especially for young readers. Shakespeare, Scott, Stevenson, Lear, Carroll, Rossetti, Tennyson, Longfellow - they’ve all written poetic wonders to entrance young minds.These poems are happy, entrancing, musical, thrilling, weird, wonderful and even scary. There are poems about nature, animals, adventure, voyages, the seaside, monsters, Christmas and, of course, there are plenty to read when it’s time for bed.You’ll probably remember a few of these from your own younger days, but there are also many lovely verses that will be new discoveries. Which will be your favorite? Which will be your child’s? Why don’t you read them together and find out...ANIMAL POEMS1.The Owl and the Pussy Cat - Edward Lear2.Eletelephony - Laura Richards3.Caterpillar - Christina Rossetti4.At The Zoo - William Makepeace Thackeray5.The Duel - Eugene Field6.How Doth the Little Crocodile - Lewis Carroll7.The Comic Adventures of Old Mother Hubbard and Her Dog - Sarah Catherine Martin8.Allie - Robert Graves9.What Does the Bee Do? - Christina Rossetti 10.The Cow - Robert Louis Stevenson11.The Spider and the Fly - Mary Howitt12.Wild Geese - Celia Thaxter13.Little Birdie - Alfred, Lord TennysonSOOTHING POEMS14.The Happy Hour - Mary F. Butts15.Summertime - DuBose Heyward16.The Land of Counterpane - Robert Louis Stevenson17.All Things Bright and Beautiful - Cecil Frances Alexander18.The Baby's Dance - Ann Taylor19.Queen Mab - Thomas HoodNATURE POEMS20.The Rainbow - Christina Rossetti21.A Boy's Song - James Hogg22.The Star - Jane Taylor23.Under the Greenwood Tree - William Shakespeare24.The Brook - Alfred, Lord Tennyson25.At the Seaside - Robert Louis Stevenson26.Jack Frost - Celia Thaxter27.Leaves in Autumn - Anon28.Spring and Summer - Dora Read Goodale29.Wishes - Mary N. Prescott30.April Rain - Robert LovemanSILLY POEMS31.Humpty Dumpty's Song - Lewis Carroll32.Mr Nobody - Anonymous33.Nonsenses (Limericks) - Edward Lear34.There Was a Little Girl - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow35.The Lobster Quadrille - Lewis Carroll36.Three Craws - Traditional37.My Shadow - Robert Louis Stevenson 38.An Alphabet - Edward Lear39.The Elf and the Dormouse - Oliver Herford40.Bed in Summer - Robert Louis Stevenson41.The Fastidious Serpent - Henry Johnstone42.A Peanut - Anonymous43.A Riddle - Anonymous44.Weather - Anonymous45.A Nonsense Song - Stephen Vincent BenétSTORY POEMS46.The Walrus and the Carpenter - Lewis Carroll47.Who Knows What Harry Wants? - Richard Happer48.The Story of Johnny Head-in-the-Air - Heinrich Hoffman49.Jabberwocky - Lewis Carroll50.The First Tooth - Charles and Mary Lamb51.The Pobble Who Has No Toes - Edward Lear52.The Story of Fidgety Philip - Heinrich Hoffman53.The Wind and the Moon - George MacDonald54.The Jumblies - Edward Lear55.Casabianca - Felicia HemansTHINKING POEMS56.Happy Thought - Robert Louis Stevenson57.Answer to a Child's Question - Samuel Taylor Coleridge58.Rathers - Mary Hunter Austin59.I'd Love to Be a Fairy's Child - Robert Graves60.What is Pink? - Christina Rossetti61.The Little Doll - Charles Kingsley62.Ferry Me Across the Water - Christina RossettiBEDTIME POEMS63.Lullaby - Alfred, Lord Tennyson64.Wynken, Blynken, and Nod - Eugene Field65.The Sandman - Margaret Thomson Janvier 66.Cradle Song - William BlakePLUS 34 MORE!!!