Deze auteur wordt geprezen om negen mysteriromans, verdeeld over drie verschillende series, en meer dan 150 korte verhalen, voornamelijk gepubliceerd in mysteriemagazines. Hun literaire output is divers en omvat meeslepende mysteries, reisartikelen voor grote dagbladen en romans die unieke personages en settings verkennen, zoals een verhaal dat zich afspeelt in Vietnam. Ze hebben een talent voor het creëren van boeiende personages en settings die lezers aanspreken. De auteur deelt ook zijn expertise door creatief schrijven te onderwijzen en heeft belangrijke rollen bekleed binnen de schrijversgemeenschap.
Set in 1940, the story follows Harry Antonelli, who has just foiled a Nazi scheme to unleash uranium on London. Despite his heroic actions, Harry finds himself unwelcome in Portugal, a recurring theme in his life. The narrative explores his struggles and the consequences of his knack for attracting trouble, blending historical intrigue with personal challenges.
Ted Snowe operates as a hit man with a twist; instead of killing his targets, he offers them a chance to escape by providing new identities through his unique for-profit witness protection program. His clients, all wise guys, eagerly choose to disappear rather than face death, allowing Ted to profit while enjoying a leisurely life in Portugal between assignments. This unconventional approach to crime blends dark humor with a clever commentary on morality and survival.
The narrative centers on two young friends whose bond deepens into a budding romance, exploring themes of friendship and divine guidance. As they navigate their relationship, they come to understand the influence of faith and the belief that God is in control of their lives. The journey of self-discovery and love unfolds against the backdrop of their spiritual growth.
Through a blend of humor and reflection, this collection of poems captures the essence of life during the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic, offering a light-hearted yet poignant reminder of the challenges faced. Gary Alexander not only chronicles contemporary experiences but also connects them to the past by featuring humorous works from the 1918 Spanish Flu era, including a poem by Joe Bogle. This juxtaposition highlights the shared human spirit and resilience across generations as both pandemics shaped lives and fostered a unique bond through laughter amid adversity.
