Interview With The Author: J.L. Abramo by John Dwaine McKenna Hello and welcome to Joe Abramo, whose family saga, American History is reviewed in Mysterious Book Report No. 347. Thanks for taking time out to speak with us today and giving our readers your insights and observations. We know you’re busy . . . so let’s dig right in. Why do you write? To release what would otherwise be
American History by J.L. Abramo Down & Out Books, PB, $18.95, 362 pages, ISBN 978-1-946502-70-4 The twentieth century may go down in history as the most epochal of all time. It’s already the most fascinating, pivotal and the most consequential of eras because it was without doubt the bloodiest one ever. Now, in a brand new piece of intricate crime fiction, the twentieth century is encapsulated by following the
The Blood of Heaven by Kent Wascom Grove Press, $25.00, 455 pages, ISBN 978-0-8021-2118-9 In 1804, the United States was partitioned, with Spain, France and Great Britain, a young America and numerous Indian Nations laying claim to various parts of her. It was a time when America was in its formative stage, when new land and territory stretched to the western horizons, and the idea of a manifest destiny