Books with author Stephen Sullivan

During the final days of World War One, Islamic Jihadists planted the seeds to overthrow the Government of the United States. Surviving members of a secret-society known as the Black Hand devised a three-phase plan to immigrate political-reformers into the United States, assimilate among its citizenry, and progressively work towards dominating the American society. Using genetic science, they selectively procreated and groomed their descendants to occupy key positions of political power. Undetected and unknown, their plan has spanned for generations and is about to enter its final phase. These newly affirmed citizens may look like Americans, act like Americans, but they are conditioned from birth to be something else; their loyalty belongs to the Black Hand. Tracking the Paradigm begins in the Middle East with a chance encounter made by an American soldier named John Harrington. He knows the secrets he stole will expose thousands of people on the precipice of political power. He flees for his life because those hunting him sacrifice everything to stop him. Alone and afraid, he reaches out to the one person he can trust, his sister Rachel. Rachel is a professional computer-hacker who works for the Department of Defense. She uses her unique skills to learn the truth about her brother’s actions overseas and discovers a shadow war being fought inside the American culture using the power of social controls. She fears for her life and is forced to trust a mysterious stranger who has a unique mental ability. She risks everything she has to save herself and expose the Trojan Horse lurking within the American Government. If she fails, she will forever be on the run from a secret-society whose members are always watching, always learning, and living in plain sight of the American people.

During the final days of World War One, Islamic Jihadists planted the seeds to overthrow the United States Government. Surviving members of a secret-society known as the Black Hand devised a three-phase plan to immigrate political-reformers into the United States, assimilate among its citizenry, and progressively work towards dominating the American society. Using genetic science, they selectively procreated and groomed their descendants to occupy key positions of political power. Undetected and unknown, their plan has spanned for generations and is about to enter its final phase. These newly affirmed citizens may look like Americans, act like Americans, but they are conditioned from birth to be something else; their loyalty belongs to the Black Hand. Tracking the Paradigm begins in the Middle East with a chance encounter made by an American soldier named John Harrington. He knows the secrets he stole will expose thousands of people on the precipice of political power. He flees for his life because those hunting him sacrifice everything to stop him. Alone and afraid, he reaches out to the one person he can trust, his sister Rachel. Rachel is a professional computer-hacker who works for the Department of Defense. She uses her unique skills to learn the truth about her brother’s actions overseas and discovers a shadow war being fought inside the American culture using the power of social controls. She fears for her life and is forced to trust a mysterious stranger who has a unique mental ability. She risks everything she has to save herself and expose the Trojan Horse lurking within the American Government. If she fails, she will forever be on the run from a secret-society whose members are always watching, always learning, and living in plain sight of the American people.

The second title in an all-new Dragonlance series for young readers! The Dying Kingdom continues a new series of Dragonlance adventures written specifically for readers ages 10 and up. Sized to fit the young reader market, the series features a new band of young companions who band together for friendship and excitement during the golden age of the Dragonlance world. Author Tim Waggoner has written frequently for young readers, and his novels and short stories have been nominated for numerous writing awards.

In the deserts of northern Solamnia, many suprises await Catriona Goodlun. The treachery of a friend. The humiliation of captivity. The joy of a long-sought reunion. With one shock after another, Catriona learns at last whether the blood of a warrior beats within her.Award-winning author Steve Sullivan returns with the second installment of the Goodlund trilogy!

Catriona Goodlund was born to be a warrior. Now, after years on the road to knighthood, protecting and saving her friends, it’s time for Cat to face the secrets of her past and finally decide her future.But when she returns to her hometown, she finds the Heart of Purespring gone and destruction all around. With everything she’s ever loved lost to her, Catriona must make her choice: revenge or redemption?

Currently being packaged as a feature film in Los Angeles.A gripping page turner, tells the true story of a female war hero in our American History! In the writing style of Best Selling Author Lee Child and the immersive historical action of great epic love stories like, The Titanic, Dances With Wolves, and Outlander.Marines love to get mail. Good old U.S. Post mail. Handwritten. 2003 is the year that Sergeant Leah Ann Sullivan learns about one hell of a story from her past in a series of letters, sent from her grandmother. The letters help ease her routine in the grueling Iraqi desert at her 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, just south of Fallujah, Iraq.Leah never knew she had such history in her family. The story brings her back to another time. A time when the country was undiscovered and her ancestors had to protect Fort Henry and their colony in the Ohio Valley in the 1700's.Betty Zane was the girl described in the story, who had to grow up fast on the frontier. She was raised by her brothers. Her older brother, Colonel Ebenezer Zane, taught her how to protect herself, use her instincts, and shoot a long rifle. Then, Betty fell in love with an exciting young man. Their love was immediate and deep. She never stopped loving him, even when she was forced to go to school in Philadelphia. All she wanted to do was to come home and marry Zach Van Swearingham. He was becoming a man. Passionate and bold like her. He was helping her brothers transform Fort Henry into Zanesville. She had to find a way back him.But the ruthless Shawnee Warrior with the scar on his brow was out to take everything from the Zanes. He found his opportunity with the British Captain Pratt and the American traitor George Girty. They were just as determined. They conspired to take down the Zanes and Fort Henry.But they threatened the wrong girl. A girl who was becoming a woman, who loved her man and her country, and would do anything to save them.The true story of her ancestors stir something within Sergeant Leah Ann Sullivan at just the right time. Her Captain orders her to lead a mission. A “Red Eye Op.” Now it is her turn to protect her country. She is about to find out just how damn tough she is. Leah is about to embark on her own journey of self-discovery and intestinal fortitude, and high risk in the dark of the Iraqi desert.Enter the dark with Leah, into the pitch black night with a team of Marines. An "edge of your seat thriller" Two heroes linked by generations. Two daring missions. A true story, about a female warrior in the past that will forever change who this Marine warrior is in the present.Review: 5 stars! Inspiring book about two strong women seperated by generations. Connected by blood, courage and spirit! Great Read! I love historical fiction and while I’ve read many military history books I’ve never read a military historical fiction based title. The book intertwines a connection between two strong women who bravely fought for the stars and stripes in very different times. The war of independence and Gulf war one. Surprisingly, I really enjoyed the colonial side of the book more than Leah’s Iraq deployment. Her arc was engaging and enjoyable so don’t get me wrong. Betty’s story arc tied the whole thing together of course. An amazing woman to say the least. Pratt was a great antagonist that really brought the tension of the time to life. Linn was another key ingredient (I’m a huge Jeb Stewart fan so I love reading about scouts). Lastly I was very impressed with the writers ability to bring the terrain and natural state to life. You must have spent many hours in the woods to write in such a descriptive fashion!

Reed Richards and his crew have been forever changed by a cosmic cloud. But the exposure has brought out the worst in Victor Von Doom. He has turned Ben Grimm against Reed, convincing him that Reed is responsible for Ben's hideous appearance. Slowly Ben realises that Victor is out to ruin Reed and unites with his friends to stop him. Join Reed Richards, Sue Storm, Ben Grimm and Johnny Storm – now the Fantastic Four – as they battle against their new, electrified enemy, Dr Victor Von DooM. All the action and excitement of the Fantastic Four movie is retold in this junior novel. It even comes with an 8–page, colour photo insert! Ages 3–7

Currently being packaged as a feature film in Los Angeles.A gripping page turner, tells the true story of a female war hero in our American History! In the writing style of Best Selling Author Lee Child and the immersive historical action of great epic love stories like, The Titanic, Dances With Wolves, and Outlander.Marines love to get mail. Good old U.S. Post mail. Handwritten. 2003 is the year that Sergeant Leah Ann Sullivan learns about one hell of a story from her past in a series of letters, sent from her grandmother. The letters help ease her routine in the grueling Iraqi desert at her 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, just south of Fallujah, Iraq.Leah never knew she had such history in her family. The story brings her back to another time. A time when the country was undiscovered and her ancestors had to protect Fort Henry and their colony in the Ohio Valley in the 1700's.Betty Zane was the girl described in the story, who had to grow up fast on the frontier. She was raised by her brothers. Her older brother, Colonel Ebenezer Zane, taught her how to protect herself, use her instincts, and shoot a long rifle. Then, Betty fell in love with an exciting young man. Their love was immediate and deep. She never stopped loving him, even when she was forced to go to school in Philadelphia. All she wanted to do was to come home and marry Zach Van Swearingham. He was becoming a man. Passionate and bold like her. He was helping her brothers transform Fort Henry into Zanesville. She had to find a way back him.But the ruthless Shawnee Warrior with the scar on his brow was out to take everything from the Zanes. He found his opportunity with the British Captain Pratt and the American traitor George Girty. They were just as determined. They conspired to take down the Zanes and Fort Henry.But they threatened the wrong girl. A girl who was becoming a woman, who loved her man and her country, and would do anything to save them.The true story of her ancestors stir something within Sergeant Leah Ann Sullivan at just the right time. Her Captain orders her to lead a mission. A “Red Eye Op.” Now it is her turn to protect her country. She is about to find out just how damn tough she is. Leah is about to embark on her own journey of self-discovery and intestinal fortitude, and high risk in the dark of the Iraqi desert.Enter the dark with Leah, into the pitch black night with a team of Marines. An "edge of your seat thriller" Two heroes linked by generations. Two daring missions. A true story, about a female warrior in the past that will forever change who this Marine warrior is in the present.Review: 5 stars! Inspiring book about two strong women seperated by generations. Connected by blood, courage and spirit! Great Read! I love historical fiction and while I’ve read many military history books I’ve never read a military historical fiction based title. The book intertwines a connection between two strong women who bravely fought for the stars and stripes in very different times. The war of independence and Gulf war one. Surprisingly, I really enjoyed the colonial side of the book more than Leah’s Iraq deployment. Her arc was engaging and enjoyable so don’t get me wrong. Betty’s story arc tied the whole thing together of course. An amazing woman to say the least. Pratt was a great antagonist that really brought the tension of the time to life. Linn was another key ingredient (I’m a huge Jeb Stewart fan so I love reading about scouts). Lastly I was very impressed with the writers ability to bring the terrain and natural state to life. You must have spent many hours in the woods to write in such a descriptive fashion!