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  • The Speed of Light Part I

    Roger Greene

    language (Divergent Mind LLC, Nov. 4, 2017)
    They’re supposed to be the best days of your life. But first you have to survive them. Superstar high school quarterback Brian Hollingsworth might have it all, but he wants none of it. Best friend Dylan is a badass that believes he runs the world — and for the most part — he pretty much does. Randy is a bad boy looking to establish his reputation. Stewart is just a loser turned about by the breeze. A lonely, manipulative boy brings these four disparate teens together in the woods. Fists fly. Revenge escalates. Twenty-four hours later, one is clinging to life. Another has stolen a gun. A coward is on the run and someone is on the hunt. With souls teetering on the edge of tragedy, one-by-one, enemies realize that in order to save themselves they must first save each other. A powerful story about loss and forgiveness, rage and redemption. Told with an amazing amount of heart and a whole lot of F-bombs. “Intense.” “Real.” “Moving.” “Profound.”
  • The Luck of Troy

    Roger Green

    Paperback (Puffin, Feb. 1, 1991)
    Based on the legend of the fall of Troy, this story begins as the siege is drawing to a close. Carried off by Paris with his mother, Helen, when he was two, Nictostratus has divided loyalties. Only when he discovers that Paris is planning to betray Achilles does he swear to help the Greek army.
  • The Speed of Light Part III

    Roger Greene

    language (Divergent Mind LLC, March 2, 2018)
    “Powerful.” “Bittersweet.“ “About choices.” Destiny is a big word whispered in your ear.Maybe you’ll hear it. Maybe you won’t.If he gets the ball, Randy’s gonna run it right up the center. Just try to get in his way. An existence without purpose is dragging Dylan into the depths of despair. While Stewart is finally going balls out, no one seems to care. Although now a mere mortal, Brian is discovering the value of wisdom. William has crossed the line with just about everyone and is recklessly taking chances that could have grave consequences.Finding your place in the world isn’t easy. Sometimes you fit where you never thought you would. Sometimes the people you count on let you down. The line between right and wrong becomes less certain. Fall finds four friends doing their own thing, going their own way, and leaning on each other one last time before life makes them stand on their own.About vision, duty, fear, right, and becoming who and what only you can be. And yes, it’s still raining F-bombs.
  • The Speed of Light Part II

    Roger Greene

    language (Divergent Mind LLC, March 3, 2018)
    “Stark.” “Surprising.” “Funny.” “Heart wrenching.”Alpha males don’t go quietly into the night. Get ready for the beat down. Although he is a badass whose word is law, a chance encounter, a jar of spare change and a little green man are about to rock Dylan’s rock-solid world. No cops. No F.B.I. are Brian’s demands when he commits his first felony. Randy sets out to remove ‘douche’ from his name. Stewart may have stood against the breeze but a wind he never predicted is about to blow. He’s always been mouthy, but William 2.0 has become a royal pain in everyone’s ass.A last summer together that was supposed to be a carefree adventure becomes a life-changing challenge that will either bond four friends for life or tear them apart forever. Two road trips intended to be a party on wheels get real serious real quick when monster egos get checked by the random events of life. Powerful. About character, integrity and decision. Still told with an amazing amount of heart but a few less F-bombs.
  • The Sweetness of Sugar

    Roger Greenwood

    eBook (Dog Ear Publishing, Dec. 3, 2014)
    The narrator is Sugar, a southern mutt rescued from an animal shelter. Her unique voice allows one to hit the ground running, to see the world and all those involved from a four-legged perspective. One night while Sugar is visiting her best friend, a Collie named Sassy and a cat named Gizmo, the kitty accidently boots a computer with Skype that leads to a conversation with an unknown cousin, a giant Schnauzer in Germany, thus beginning a cultural exchange and great friendships. Think Bre’r Rabbit meets Huckleberry Finn and you have The Sweetness of Sugar.
  • Firedog

    Roger J. Green

    language (, Oct. 11, 2012)
    Like all his friends Larry was secretly scared of the war that was coming. He had seen the chocolate and gas masks in the classroom cupboard, the air raid shelter at the end of the playground. And he was scared of the bombs that would come. Then, one Saturday night his brother took him to an old fortune teller because he wanted to know if he had chosen the right girlfriend. Larry's brother paid for Larry to have his fortune told too. But when the old woman saw fire and bombs and death in the silver fortune bowl she would not go on. Larry knew he had to escape to a safe place. But Fate and Fortune followed him. What the old woman had seen was true.
  • The Arms of Brothers: Book two of the Speed of Light series

    Roger L. Greene

    (Divergent Mind LLC, May 2, 2020)
    Alpha males don’t go quietly into the night. Get ready for the beat down. Although he is a badass whose word is law, a chance encounter, a jar of spare change and a little green man are about to rock Dylan’s rock-solid world. No cops. No F.B.I. are Brian’s demands when he commits his first felony. Randy sets out to remove douche from his name. Stewart may have stood against the breeze but a wind he never predicted is about to blow. He’s always been mouthy, but William 2.0 has become a royal pain in everyone’s...Two road trips intended to be a party on wheels get real serious real quick when monster egos get checked by the random events of life. Their last summer together will either bond four friends for life or tear them apart forever. Unlikely relationships make their points, but leave their marks. Powerful. About character, integrity and decision. Still told with an amazing amount of heart but a few less F-bombs.
  • The Hands of Enemies

    Roger L. Greene

    (Divergent Mind LLC, April 7, 2020)
    “Intense.” “Real.” “Moving.” “Profound.” They’re supposed to be the best days of your life, but first you have to survive them. Superstar high school quarterback Brian Hollingsworth might have it all, but he wants none of it. Best friend Dylan is a badass who believes he runs the world - and for the most part - he pretty much does. Randy is a bad boy looking to establish his reputation. Stewart is just a loser turned about by the breeze. A lonely, manipulative boy accidentally brings these four disparate teens together in the woods. Fists fly. Revenge escalates. Twenty-four hours later, one is clinging to life. Another has stolen a gun. A coward is on the run and someone is on the hunt. With souls teetering on the edge of tragedy, one-by-one, enemies realize that in order to save themselves they must first save each other. A powerful story about loss and forgiveness, rage and redemption - told with an amazing amount of heart and a whole lot of F-bombs. Book one of the Speed of Light Trilogy
  • The Footsteps of Men: Book Three of the Speed of Light Series

    Roger L. Greene

    (Divergent Mind LLC, May 4, 2020)
    Powerful. Bittersweet. About choices.Destiny is a big word whispered in your ear. Maybe you’ll hear it. Maybe you won’t.If he gets the ball, Randy’s gonna run it right up the center. Just try to get in his way. An existence without purpose is dragging Dylan into the depths of despair. While Stewart is finally going balls out, no one seems to care. Although now a mere mortal, Brian is discovering the value of wisdom. William has crossed the line with just about everyone and is recklessly taking chances.Finding your place in the world isn’t easy. Sometimes you fit where you never thought you would. Sometimes the people you count on let you down. The line between right and wrong becomes less certain. Fall finds four friends doing their own thing, going their own way, and leaning on each other one last time before life makes them stand on their own.About vision, duty, fear, right, and becoming who and what only you can be.
  • The Tale of Troy

    ROGER L. GREEN

    Paperback (PENGUIN US, Jan. 1, 2014)
    The Tale of Troy is a masterful retelling of the last great legend of the Heroic age--the story of Helen and the judgment of Paris of the gathering of the heroes and the siege of Troy of Achilles with his vulnerable heel of Odysseus, the last of the Heroes. Author: Roger Lancelyn Green Format: 224 pages, paperback Publisher: Puffin Classics ISBN: 9780141341965
  • The Throttlepenny Murder

    Roger J. Green

    Paperback (Oxford University Press, Nov. 1, 1999)
    Jessie hated old Throttlepenny, her miserly boss. She dreamed about ways of hurting him, but never had the nerve to turn her dreams into reality. When Throttlepenny is found murdered and she finds herself under arrest. Will someone prove her innocence before she is hanged?
  • The Sweetness of Sugar

    Roger Greenwood

    Hardcover (Dog Ear Publishing, LLC, Sept. 26, 2014)
    The narrator is Sugar, a southern mutt rescued from an animal shelter. Her unique voice allows one to hit the ground running, to see the world and all those involved from a four-legged perspective. One night while Sugar is visiting her best friend, a Collie named Sassy and a cat named Gizmo, the kitty accidently boots a computer with Skype that leads to a conversation with an unknown cousin, a giant Schnauzer in Germany, thus beginning a cultural exchange and great friendships. Think Bre'r Rabbit meets Huckleberry Finn and you have The Sweetness of Sugar. Born in South Dakota, he was ten months old when he began the nomadic life of a military brat. After eighteen years and as many moves that spanned from Asia to the United Sates and to Europe a couple of times, the road became embedded in his DNA. After college on the west coast he traveled to Boston, Massachusetts, for a time and then back again to California for a spell on his way to Hawaii, which became his home port after he joined the Merchant Marines. After several years sailing the Pacific, he ended up once again in California before going on to Miami, Florida for a stay. He has since traveled a good deal but now finds himself married and living on the panhandle in Florida for the past fifteen years with a pup and a kitty.