When a Mafia don is gunned down in New York, his wife forms a gang of Mafia females to avenge his death. This story contains violence, revenge, greed, rape, lust, nudity, love, heterosexual and bisexual sex scenes, sensual love scenes, but no vulgar four-letter words. For adult readers.

Renaissance art, past life experiences, and art terrorism lead to murder and suicide in modern-day Florence. David Rinaldo hears voices in his head that tell him to commit acts of vandalism. When he takes a hammer to Michelangelo's "David" in the Galleria dell Accademia, he tells police that the woman in Paolo Veronese's painting, "Allegory of Wisdom and Strength" told him to do it. He is no sooner out of jail when his "voices" compel him to destroy the plaque that commemorates the site of Father Girolamo Savonarola's execution (by fire) in 1498, but as he does that, he feels the flames again and hears the voices saying, "But you're not dead? I'm not dead." Each person who gazes at Veronese's painting experiences visions of their past life during the Renaissance. Dr. Lola Peligi's dissertation for her work on her patented "Peligi Syndrome" will make her famous; however, she does not realize that her subordinate, Dr. Phillipe Lazardo, has other plans for her new study patient, David Rinaldo. Those plans are thwarted when a young American, Ed Rinaldo, decides to pay a visit to his distant relative whom he's never met. Ed inadvertently becomes embroiled in a conspiracy involving Dr. Lazardo, an Italian art terrorist, an Italian interpreter with her own mental issues, and an MI6 agent who uses his conspiracy blog to gather evidence. Michelangelo, Veronese, and members of the Medici family make "cameo" appearances? in this suspenseful story of Renaissance-era political intrigue and 21st century murder and insanity.

Gina Angelo fell in love with motorcycles the first time she rode her brother's Harley. She then became a pacesetter: first, by organizing the "Witches on Wheels" (Detroit's first women's Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Club) and then by becoming a legendary woman street fighter at a time in America when most women were housewives and stay-at-home moms. From truck stop waitress to carnival stripper, from "the Toughest Woman in Michigan" to Hollywood star, Gina lived life on her own terms. It is unlikely that America will ever witness an equal to the 1950s biker queen who became a legend in her own time.

The election of a new progressive Pope brings sweeping changes to the Catholic Church worldwide. Many are happy to see the Church modernized, while others believe there's a vampire in the Vatican, sucking the lifeblood out of their beloved Church and vow to do whatever must be done to stop him...but who are they? Enter the cloistered walls of the Vatican as the mystery is unraveled.

Selling Out America Against a backdrop of Chinese cyber warfare and continued growth of a homegrown American Jihad threat, A US Senator attempts to bring jobs to his state, to off-set the high unemployment. During his tenure in Washington, he has become corrupt. He now lobbies for a Chinese firm for promises of new jobs. He also accepts gifts of money and sex from his clients. The client is, unknown to the Senator, part of a spy ring attempting to infiltrate the US Missile Defense system with a computer virus similar to the Stuxnet virus that shut down the Iranian nuclear program for fourteen months. During his campaign, the senator played heavily on his military service. His opponent has found information that the senator never went into combat, and challenges him nationally. The expose is more than the senator can handle. He develops a psychopathic alter ego, which sets him on a rampage of serial killings to prove his courage, and to punish the unworthy. The question is: can the senator be stopped before he provides the Chinese with this cyber weapon--- which could leave the US open to nuclear strikes from China-or from the Iranian missiles soon to be deployed in Venezuela?