Rosemarie

Rosemarie is an exceptionally interesting and yet intense romance novel written for a wide array of readers.  The main character, Rosemarie Ganza, sells the book rights of her best-selling novel to a Hollywood production company. Ecstatically and yet unbeknownst to her, she prepares to embark on what is to be the most fascinating, exciting, highly-charged, fast-moving journey of her entire life where she becomes an instant celebrity, but at the same time, the glamour and exposure cause her considerable self-doubt, fear, mental languish, and grief.  Her new-found fame and fortune create several insurmountable obstacles for her including an unplanned pregnancy, but despite the complicated and tedious challenges, through self-management, perseverance, and her exceptional strong faith, she overcomes the serious issues confronting her and in so doing sets an example for the easily discouraged.  In spite of the ups and downs portrayed in the crux of the plot, love, happiness, and friendship prevail. The basis of this novel helps the reader to realize one’s ambitions and become self-motivated no matter how dire the consequences.

Robert and Teresa

This very absorbing novel is an arousing and almost surreal version of a broken marital relationship. Robert and Teresa Gilcriss are very unique characters with unusual backgrounds whose marriage gradually and shockingly fails and falls apart with serious and devastating consequences. Their relationship seriously lacks mutual respect or any form of love.  As the plot deepens and unfolds, the reader will find it spellbinding, mind provoking, and expressive.  More importantly, the storyline is captivating and intense with an unpredictable ending.

Three Families

In this fast-moving novel dealing with obsession, manipulation, and fear, three families meet under highly unusual and extraordinary circumstances.  They represent divergent and completely opposite viewpoints and become entangled in a series of very difficult and complicated situations that almost defy resolve. The three families strongly differ in terms of cultural backgrounds, social connections, and socioeconomic status as determined by their income, education, and occupational endeavors.

Their lives slowly and bizarrely intertwine as they become trapped in love, hate, and jealousy.  They ultimately and temporarily come together but not before they are confronted with bad marriages, illicit relationships, unwanted pregnancies, divorce, and death. The three main characters from exceptionally different family backgrounds, embark on a tumultuous and unpredictable journey in search of love, friendship, and courage, but instead, it yields surprising and scandalous consequences.

A Bad Decision

A Bad Decision presents a highly unusual and intricate tale of love, romance, and deceit. Marcola (Marco) and Miraclen Berryfield are continually confronted with challenging marital obstacles and strive to unravel and overcome a series of bad decisions and choices which led to chaos, mental anguish, and confusion. Despite their attempts to follow the paths of hope, faith, and love, to resolve their differences, their racially integrated marriage turns sour which oddly has nothing to do with their personal beliefs and tragically ends. Marco manages to survive the unexpected and tragic loss of his wife and takes strong measures to turn his life around with the help of an extraordinary woman whom he later marries after several unsuccessful attempts to acquire her love and friendship.

A Strange Encounter

Swenny Seacord, a divorced psychologist in his late seventies, is an extremely prosperous entrepreneur with no children and whose sole desire is to leave this world as a ‘Dad’. He strangely and unexpectedly encounters an exceedingly attractive young woman, Elizabeth Cady Stanton White, who is in her early twenties, while she was relaxing at the beautiful Hudson River.

Unbeknownst to him, Elizabeth continually suffers from low self-esteem due to the sexual abuse from her father whom she eventually murders to end his erotic exploitations. She is not suspected and lives with this crime continually which perpetually nags her conscience to the point where she cannot lead a normal existence.

She becomes emotionally attached to Swenny Seacord while at the same time he becomes obsessed in his desire to adopt her. Procrastination destroys the adoption intention and creates tragedy and chaos.

Indecisive

Indecisive is a highly unusual and exceptional energetic work of fiction. This novel takes the reader from New York to Tanzania in a whirlwind series of events.

The crux of the novel features an exciting series of complex and unique twists that center around a rare and perplexing plot where the protagonist, thirty-five-year-old Dino Franchetti, who was deserted at birth, and thanks to encouragement from his grandmother who raised him, becomes a successful attorney, marries, and is the father of six-year-old fraternal twins. Suddenly, he believes he has a divine calling to become a priest and follows this bizarre whim creating much stress and chaos within his family. He surrenders his marriage, fatherhood, stellar career, accrued wealth, extravagant and glamorous lifestyle in pursuit of this very strange and odd preoccupation which ultimately causes him much failure, self-doubt, embarrassment, and bankruptcy. He finds out when it is too late that he is unable to fulfill this ecclesiastical ambition and summarily withdraws from the seminary on two different occasions. Once back into civilian life, he becomes extremely overwhelmed and frustrated not being able to resume his family relations, previous standards, and his amazing career path. He finds himself on a tumultuous journey including being deceived into having an affair with a very despicable, conniving female whom he impregnates and, as a result, is faced with extremely dire consequences. He feels violated by her complete disregard for his moral integrity, believes he crossed the line of morality, and, as a result, is continually tormented, suffers severe anxiety, self-doubt, and becomes more and more indecisive. He cannot seem to adjust. At this point, his life is in shambles, he continually questions his sanity, completely loses his bearings, his self-esteem plummets, his career is in jeopardy, he has no social life to speak of, and having no other recourse finds himself resorting to alcohol and gambling as a crutch, and, in so doing, continually jeopardizes his sanity and almost self-destructs. He gradually takes the necessary steps to restore his life to some semblance of normalcy but encounters many difficult and unusual hurdles towards even a partial recovery.