<p>Blood and Brotherhood tells of story of the U.S. military’s obsession with returning African-American WWI veterans who were deemed a threat to whites in the United States. The novel details FBI infiltration into black and radical white organizations, and touches on politics that resound today, including the origin of modern oil and immigration crises.</p>

Blood And Brotherhood

Literature & Fiction

Stovall, Eugene

Contemporary

In a time of religious upheaval and civil war in a country where men of different faiths can never be brothers, three slaves must keep a date with destiny. Death, destruction  and the persecution of an entire nation at the hands of the Roman army set the stage for "The Idumean  Covenant: A Novel of the Fall of Jerusalem." Abraham's twin grandsons, Jacob and Esau, were bitter enemies. Jacob's descendants, the Judeans become God's chosen people and Esau's descendants, the Idumeans, become the people that God hated and despised.God's prophets tell the Judeans, Isaiah and Ezehiel, to rob and even kill Idumeans. Inexplicably, however, Titus Flavius Josephus relates in his Jewish Wars that the insurrectionists against Rome called upon the Idumeans for support in order to prevent the Judean sect of Sadducees from turning Jerusalem over to the Romans. Can it be that the revered historian had a secret agenda? The Idumean Covenant is a locomotive taking the intelligent reader on a historical adventure of cynical plots, unconventional alliances and impossible loves pitting the most powerful men of the Roman Empire against each other.

The Idumean Covenant: A Novel of the Fall of Jerusalem

Genre Fiction

Hat-Shep-Sut was Egypt’s greatest Pharaoh So why has history tried to erase her memory for the past 3500 years? Does it have anything to do with the fact that Egypt passed from the Lunar Cult to the Solar Cult during her reign? Pharaoh Maat-Ka-Re Hat-Shep-Sut wants to be venerated as Foremost of Distinguished Women. Hat-Shep-Sut has always wanted to become Pharaoh, now she wants to be followed by another female Pharaoh and is determined not to allow any man to interfere with her plans … Not Senen-Mut, her Consort and the father of her child… Not Thut-Moses, the Royal Heir that many in Karnak hope will replace her … Not even Seth-Mesy, Amen’s high priest, who demands absolute obedience, even from Pharaoh! The Two-Lands of Upper and Lower Egypt reel under the invasions of Nubians from the South and Hyksos from the North. Consort of the Female Pharaoh tells the story of how the 18th Dynasty of Ancient Egypt successfully pursued a War of National Liberation to become the world’s first superpower. It is also tells how the love between a brilliant commoner and an ambitious royal princess transformed the world. Excerpt: Hat-Shep-Sut prepares for her ordeal. I’m as strong as any woman in my family, she tells herself. Today I must prove it. After today no one will doubt that Pharaoh Maat-Ka-Re Hat-Shep-Sut is sole ruler over the Two-Lands. And no defiance of Pharaoh will go unpunished! Hat-Shep-Sut plans great changes for the Two-Lands. Pen-Nek-Heb’s predictions of a new epoch inspire her to initiate new traditions and new ideas. The new epoch predicted by Iunu’s stargazers will be Hat-Shep-Sut’s epoch____ the time when women rise up and end male domination. And the foremost of distinguished women, intends to usher in the new epoch by exercising more control over her well intentioned but common-thinking Senen-Mut. About The Author: Eugene Stovall studied for the Catholic priesthood before attending the University of Lund in Sweden and receiving a doctorate in political theory at the University of California, Berkeley. He has taught at San Francisco State, USF and St. Mary’s College. Stovall’s previous novels include Frank Yerby: A Victim’s Guilt, Blood and Brotherhood, The Idumean Covenant and Cassandra’s Curse. Cover design by Jim Bisakowski, Book Design.ca

Consort of the Female Pharaoh: Hat-Shep-Sut, Senen-Mut & Egypt's 18th Dynasty

Literary

O P C

At war's end, an economic downturn plunges South Central Los Angeles into a jobless nightmare. Negro families that, throughout the forties, lived the American-dream, disintegrate under the depression of the fifites. Kenny Kiley and his brother, Allie, join other street urchins in a struggle for survival. Watts expodes in 1965. LA's mayor claims black gangs directed by communists caused the insurrection. He directs an avenging army against South Central LA and Watts. The FBI backs up the police with COINTELPRO ___ an intense program of surveillance, break-ins, false arrests, perjured testimony, imprisonment, physical abuse and ____ assassination. Though Kenny struggles to survive, he doesn't know that his own next door neighbor, Bert MacAble, is the undercover cop responsible for his Allie's death and is now after him. As LA defends itself against COINTELPRO and corrupt cops, the government dumps tons of cocaine into the community. Kenny Kiley, whose economic survival depends upon selling marijuana, is entrapped by the undercover police officer, Bert MacAble, and forced to join the Black Panther Party as LAPD's snitch. When MacAble and the FBI orchestrate the assassination of Bunchy Carter, former Slauson gang leader and head of the Black Panther Party and John Huggins, leader of UCLA's Black Student Union, Kenny who knows too much is added to the FBI's list. Only signing up for a tour in Viet Nam saves him from an assassin's bullet. As Kenny Kiley goes from gangster to Black Panther, from FBI snitch to Vietnam veteran, Hazel Fletcher, whose family is as prosperous as Kenny's is dysfunctional __ whose intelligence attains for her the highest level of academic excellence, a doctorate at UCLA___ cares for him and has his child. And just as Kenny and Hazel seem to have freed themselves from their drug-ridden environment, they are caught in a trap from which neither can survive.

Cassandra's Curse: A Black Life In A Police State

Bisakowski, Book Design.Ca Jim

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

<p>Hat-Shep-Sut was Egypt's greatest Pharaoh ...So why has history tried to erase her memory for the past 3500 years ?Hat-Shep-Sut's goal was to be venerated as the Foremost of Distinguished Womenand determined that no man would interfere with her plans ...Not Senen-Mut, her Consort and the Father of her daughter ...Not Neferu-Re who conspires with Thut-Moses to seize her throne ...Not even Amen's High Priest, Seth-Mesy, who demands absolute obedienceEven from Pharaoh!Set during the time that the Two-Lands of Upper and Lower Egypt reels under threats from Northern Asiatics and Southern Nubians, CONSORT of the FEMALE PHARAOHtells the story of how the Eighteenth Egyptian Dynasty passed from the Lunar Epoch into the Solar Epoch and became the Super Power of the Ancient World for an additional 2000 years!</p>

Consort of the Female Pharaoh: Hat-Shep-Sut, Senen-Mut and Egypt's 18th Dynasty

Frank Yerby: A Victim's Guilt is an imaginative work that transports the reader into a mysterious and fascinating world where history and fiction merge within the actuality of Frank Yerby's mind. Characters from Frank Yerby's own books snatch him from his deathbed and demand that he recant his doctrine of the "victims guilt." They believe this doctrine has condemned Yerby to oblivion . . . and his characters as well. Their will to survive is pitted against Yerby's pernicious belief with unforeseen consequences for all.

Frank Yerby: A Victim's Guilt

United States

Eugene Stovall

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