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The Making of an Enemy
Bobbie Kaald was born in Snohomish County, in Washington State. She attended the Snohomish School District where she graduated. She then Graduated from Everett CC, and has worked as a nurse for many years. Having had a change of life over 25 years ago, she has decided to try writing. She is a mother of three, and has one granddaughter, Sydny. The heroin is named after her granddaughter. She hopes that you enjoy her first literary work since college. She is in the middle of the sequel that will be named, Unmaking of an Enemy.
The Enemies and Friends Thru the Vortex
The Making of an Enemy is the fi rst book of a series. The apocalypse happens and strands several colonizing ships in space. They eventually decide that the silence from Earth means the worst happened and join up with the other colonizing vessels. From there, they set out to fi nd a new home, and many, many years later, the story really starts. Soon, you meet the leading lady who leaves the shipyard in a fi t of anger alone on a small ship. The ship is hit by one or more asteroids and disabled. She is rescued by the villainous marauders and eventually rescued from them by her shipyard friends. From there the chase is on with a culmination in a fi nal disaster. The Unmaking of an Enemy begins...
Lily
Lily is about a girl who lost her parents and is being raised by her aunt. Unhappy, Lily leaves home and is transported into another world by touching the water of a lake. In the other world she finds that she is only human at night and must find a way back to her own world. She finds friends there and in the end she is rescued by her friends and the save the twins, Micah and Mauriah, who spend only one or two days there before being able to go home.
Spryte
Spryte is about a girl growing up without a father in poverty. She is transported thru time to another world by a magical tree. She cant seem to make it to school without being transported. The tree begins capturing her and eventually she finds the meaning of it all an rescues a young boy.
Aaron and the Lake Animal
After the scare at the Olympic National Park, Percy needs to get his family outside again to help them get over their fears. They travel along the old hi-way 2 from Seattle to Lake Osoyoos and see many things perhaps unknown to you.
Aaron
Family of three goes camping in the Olympic National Forest. While the parents are busy, the son goes exploring and gets lost. A massive search is undertaken with amazing results.
The Unmaking of an Enemy
The Unmaking of an Enemy follows immediately after The Making of an Enemy. The federation reveals that a frigate of friends is missing and when they go to investigate they find evidence of ongoing murder. The chase continued and an anomalie is found to be threatening the safety of all mankind.
Funeral Food
Delphi, South Dakota is a dusty little prairie town, the kind people drive through on their way to bigger cities. But as Tory Bauer, middle-aged, widowed, overweight, cranky waitress might say, "Everything that happens in big towns, happens here too. We just don't look as good naked." In Funeral Food, the first of six mysteries featuring the crew at the Delphi Café, Tory would like nothing more than to get through the hot June days waiting tables, and her nights reading mysteries and thinking about the married Stu McKee. The last thing she wants is to be involved with a real-life mystery, but when a handsome young Mormon Missionary is found, dead, in the café's mop closet, Tory is drawn into the investigation, and what she discovers shakes the foundations of her small town world.
Sword of Peace
Anna tries to stay out of the clutches of the authorities after finding out her best friend has joined a heretical new faith. She can't betray Maeyken, so she casts her lot with the radicals, questioning the choices she made, while falling in love with one of them.
Ruse
“Kerbeck’s juicy memoir tells riveting tales [with] the thrill of a spy novel. . . Kerbeck bares all of his wild business secrets within the world of corporate espionage” --Foreword Reviews "Robert Kerbeck has mastered the art of social engineering, or what he calls 'rusing', and taken it to a whole new level." —Frank Abagnale, author of Catch Me If You Can B-list actor, A-list corporate spy In the world of high finance, multibillion-dollar Wall Street banks greedily guard their secrets. Enter Robert Kerbeck, a working actor who made his real money lying on the phone, charming people into revealing their employers’ most valuable information. In this exhilarating memoir that will ap...
