Cake Is Always The Answer

Money is power… Money is everything… Terrorists and mercenary killers plot to change the balance of world power. Can Danny Pearson stop them, or will this be his downfall…

Since leaving the SAS, Danny Pearson passes time doing freelance security jobs. Still mourning the loss of his wife and son, Danny’s just trying to live the quiet life getting by day by day.

When his best friend Scott is asked for help from an old work colleague, Danny and Scott investigate. What they find leads them into a dangerous world of terrorists, mercenary killers and a plot to change the balance of world power. Will Danny live long enough to stop a global disaster…

Execution of faith is the second in British thriller fiction writer, Stephen Taylor’s, bestselling Danny Pearson series. If you like edge of your seat, nail biting action and adventure thrillers, then you’ll love Stephen Taylor’s high octane books.

A Secret Buried in the Ashes of History… Waiting to Be Uncovered.
When investigative journalist Jack Rogan stumbles upon a mysterious photograph hidden in the ruins of a fire, he unknowingly unlocks a chilling connection to long-lost relics, ancient conspiracies, and a hidden past.
Guided by the cryptic phrase:
“The Empress Holds the Key,”
Jack embarks on a perilous quest across continents and centuries, racing to unravel secrets that powerful forces have spent lifetimes concealing.

In May 2000, Joel Smith is a cocky, adventurous young man who sees the world as his playground. But when the college senior, days from graduation, enters an abandoned Montana mine, he discovers the price of reckless curiosity. He emerges in May 1941 with a cell phone he can’t use, money he can’t spend, and little but his wits to guide his way. Stuck in the age of swing dancing and a peacetime draft, Joel begins a new life as the nation drifts toward war. With the help of his 21-year-old trailblazing grandmother and her friends, he finds his place in a world he knew only from movies and books. But when an opportunity comes to return to the present, Joel must decide whether to leave his new love in the past or choose a course that will alter their lives forever. THE MINE is a love story that follows a humbled man through a critical time in history as he adjusts to new surroundings and wrestles with the knowledge of things to come.

When her beloved father is murdered by a neighboring ruthless rancher, Imogene Kellogg falls to pieces. As if this wasn’t enough, the very same criminal sets eyes on her and the land Imogene’s father poured sweat to preserve. Desperate to escape certain death, she disguises herself as a man and joins a passing volunteer brigade on the way south to prepare for the Civil War…

Will this be Imogene’s salvation against a man sworn to spread terror wherever he goes?

Imogene’s luck finally changes, when Earl Hayes, a fearless fighter, comes into her life and soon realizes that Imogene is a woman in disguise. From that point, he becomes her loyal protector, but very soon something even more than that… However, fate seems determined to put Imogene and Earl in a path of hardship, fear, and death. What is Earl willing to sacrifice to protect his newfound love, when the dangers of this wilderness become more than the group bargained for?

An epic journey that tests their courage and strength at every single turn…

Savage native tribes and dangerous animals will be only a few of the obstacles Earl will have to overcome in order to keep himself and Imogene alive. To make matters worse, Imogene is still being pursued by her merciless tormentor, who is unwilling to let her go. Will Imogene and Earl take out of the picture a treacherous murderer and land-grabber for good, or will tragedy consume both?

The decade of the 1980s has been called the Decade of Decadence. Decadence is defined as “the act or process of falling into an inferior condition or state; deterioration; decay” or my favorite, “unrestrained or excessive self-indulgence.” For a decade that brought us Cabbage Patch Kids, Garbage Pail Kids, leg-warmers and New Wave, was it really self-indulgence?! For one kid growing up in the Central Valley of California, it was a time of self-discovery… a transformation from a kid, to a teenager, to a young adult… his growing up years. At times utterly hilarious, at times poignant and powerful, Tom relives his teenage years in this true-to-the-last-word memoir. Where were you when John Lennon died? When the Space Shuttle blew up? When Lawrence Taylor ended Joe Theisman’s career on live TV? When the Loma Prieta earthquake rocked Game 3 of the 1989 World Series? Tom will tell you where he was and what it meant to him. You’ll also hear about first kisses, first loves, a joke about your Uranus, avoiding fistfights, the joys of minimum-wage jobs, college roommates, and WHOLE LOT MORE. If you’re one of the 70 million Americans who can claim at least one teen year in the decade, you can relate to the era… if your kids can’t understand your fondness for your Breakfast Club and Princess Bride DVDs, this book may teach them a thing or two about YOUR growing up years. Go ahead, say the word “bitchen” outloud. Yeah, it was a bitchen time, the Eighties… (and, yeah, the word can be spelled “bitchen” or “bitchin'” – the author prefers the former… )