Bøger af R. Cyril West

Four-star point guard. One-on-one champ. Insane skills. Everything was looking up. Until ...After the death of his father in Afghanistan, a fallen basketball phenom with a violent streak struggles to stay above the fray.Escaping his troubled past―including a deadly 1-on-1 basketball league―Troy Blake confronts his inner demons by working on a commercial fishing boat in the Bering Sea. A year later, having fished the most dangerous waters in the world, he's a changed man, and no longer resorts to violence to solve his problems.But just as he meets the right girl, and turns his life around, a gang-related murder on the hardwood back home reignites his fire.Now, with a thirst for vengeance, Troy drops everything and returns to his border town past to find the killer, embarking on a course of self-destruction that threatens his improbable comeback. With his dream to play college basketball in jeopardy, will he finally#DoTheRightThing ?__________________For readers 17+ due to mature themes, language and content.

A cursed woman and a troubled war hero rise up against a tyrant KGB officer in the wake of the 1968 Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. Midnight, August 20, 1968: the sirens of Prague are sounding. Without warning, Russian tanks have crossed the frontier and are pouring into the city. The Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia has begun. Arriving with the troops is Colonel Grigori Dal, a seasoned KGB officer and coldblooded killer. While the country slips into chaos, Dal uses the fighting as cover to apprehend an American prisoner-of-war from a military prison in Prague. Within days, only a cursed woman and a troubled war hero will stand between him and protecting the Cold War's darkest secret: proof U.S. servicemen were secretly transferred to the Soviet Union. R. Cyril West's novel of tragic love, suspense, intrigue, and the dangerous machinations of the human heart-The Thin Wall. Watch book trailer video and learn more at: www.powmiatruth.com

West's second novel in the POW/MIA Truth Series challenges readers to question everything they have been told about the Vietnam War, including the lie that "everyone came home." 1980. Sitka, Alaska. Nine years after his son went missing in Vietnam, Walter Greene's mind is tormented by the unknown: What happened to his boy? And why did the Department of Defense unexpectedly change his status from missing in action to killed in action without supporting evidence of death?. Having recently come across secret information that indicates PFC Thomas Greene might have been abandoned in Vietnam, he is confronted by a government operative who warns against digging into his son's disappearance. In the meantime, strange and unexplainable things have begun to happen: flashing lights at the harbor, ghostly footsteps in his house, and the sound of a piano late at night. When a stranger shows up claiming to have proof his son is alive, Greene enters into a treacherous game of cat and mouse. But what is real? And what lives inside Walter Greene's imagination? Watch Book Video: www.powmiatruth.com