Distant Gunfire “Border s Away!” Serving as an officer on a British frigate at the time of the French Emperor Napoleon is not the safest occupation, but could be a most profitable one. Robert Graham, rising from the ranks to become the Captain of a British battleship by virtue of his dauntless leadership, displayed under enemy fire, finds himself a wealthy man as the capture of enemy ships resulted in rich rewards. Action and adventure is the word of the day, as battle after battle rages across the turbulent waters and seas as the valiant British Royal Navy fights to stem the onslaught of the mighty French Army and Navy. Mystery and suspense abound as inserting and collecting spy agent after spy agent is executed. The threat of imminent death makes romance and romantic interludes all the sweeter, and the suspense of waiting for a love one to return even more traumatic. Captain Graham, with his loyal following of sailors and marines, takes prize ship after prize ship, thwart plot after diabolical plot, and finds romance when he least expects it. To his amazement and joy, he finds himself being knighted by the King of England. The good life is his, now all he has to do is to live long enough to enjoy it. A rollicking good tale of sea action and swashbuckling adventures.

Distant Gunfire

Literature & Fiction

O'Neil, David

Genre Fiction

A-Argus Better Book Publishers

Sea Warfare at its Worst David O'Neil scores again!!! When enemy shells are falling all about them, can courageous naval officers and their valiant ladies find time for romance while battling the opposing forces and still continue doing their duty of transporting and rescuing British agents from certain death at the hands of the warring foe? David O'Neil, author of best selling action novels, Distant Gunfire, Sailing Orders, Hell is Another Place, and the recent blockbuster Quarterdeck delivers another tremendous hit with In Dangerous Waters, a riveting tale of love and war, romance and battle, sacrifice and success as a few daring men and women fight against overwhelming odds.

In Dangerous Waters

W & B Publishers Inc.

Religion and science worked hand-in-hand thousands of years ago.  Laughing at the Devil: One Man’s Religious Discoveries reveals some of the forgotten thoughts of those times. David O’Neil was a child when his mother ran away to a fundamentalist Catholic cult with him and his sisters.  The adventure profoundly affected his life, and subconsciously pushed him to study the roots of Western religion. Within Laughing at the Devil some of our long-lost knowledge is rediscovered.  The basis of our historic pagan beliefs is illuminated, and their continuing influence is touched upon.         Whether you’ve wondered how the seven days of our week came into existence or why the biblical Samson tale is riddled with mythical elements, you are certain to find new insights inside its pages. Other topics include when the ‘Golden Age’ prevailed, and what Nibiru—a Babylonian entity many now think is a planet set to destroy Earth—really was.  A deeper comprehension of the Jesus story is also included. With this knowledge we can bridge the current gap between religion and science and build a better world, just as the searchers in the past did with their scientifically-religious thoughts.

Laughing At The Devil: One Man's Religious Discoveries

History

World

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Privateer

W & B Publishers

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