William Hughes

• Aug-1976
• / General Fiction
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• Sep-2001
• / Historical
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Andrew Jackson Vs. New World Order is historical fiction and unadulterated Americana. It's an adventure yarn, set in our glorious Revolutionary War period.There were a lot of great men in America around 1780. One was Andrew Jackson; a populist, patri...

• Jan-2009
• / Mystery
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In the thriller Burnt Offerings, a widowed burn unit doctor is suddenly cast into a web of deceit just as he finds the courage to start a new life.Doctor Brian Fogerty is going through the motions of living, ignoring his friends and family, and immer...

• May-2010
• / Fantasy
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What exactly happens when reality goes beyond the physical world? What is it called when our senses can no longer give an accurate account of what's happening around us? What exactly is that gray area between our current reality and alternative reali...

• Feb-2011
• / General Fiction
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When American retiree Robert Manchester chooses Afghanistan as a tourist destination in 2003, his decision springs from simple necessity. He feels sorrow and guilt, and the need to get away and try to forget his remorseful role in the recent death of...

• Apr-2011
• / General Fiction
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Do you enjoy stepping back in time? Do memories of days gone by still float through your visual memory like they were yesterday? If you enjoy reading about bygone eras, then you will enjoy this personal account by author William Hughes. This is not a...

• Jan-2012
• / Thriller
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In the sequel to Burnt Offerings, Brian Fogerty has left his life in Philadelphia and retired to Florida. His attempts at starting anew have gone nowhere. He wonders what to do next. He agrees to help out a friend at a burn center in Miami. He is abl...

• Mar-2013
• / Thriller
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Q follows in the tradition of Dan Brown's, The Da Vinci Code, as an ecclesiastical what-if. Is it provocative and polemical? No doubt. Q deals with another ancient quandaryâ€"â€"the origin and contents of the theorized source text of the New Testamen...