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Turbonetics CEO, Joe Hige, Nominated for Election to SEMA's Board of Directors
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"As It Was" DVD Video Series Offers A Powerful Way To Experience The Bible By Reenacting Reality-TV-Style Scenes On Location In Israel
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In Rural Indiana County, Economic Development is More Than Bringing in New Factories
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Two Poems on the Iraqi War [The Gluttonous Guns, and The Letter]
The Gluttonous Guns [Iraqi War, 2005]Look at the hot, Gluttonous guns of war Swift they go, to kill our dearest ones; Brothers, and dads, sons and husbands: Swift we go to the pitiless call of war!There is little sleeping going on at night..
Mission Viejo, CA (PRWeb) December 18, 2006 -- Publishing company Speculative Fiction Review announces the release of "The Painted Man," an action-packed military/CIA thriller set in the opening days of the Iraq War.
In the early days of the war in Iraq, two Iraqi soldiers escape an assault on an underground bunker north of Baghdad. Their apparent mission: transmit the final locations of all WMD stockpiles hidden by the Iraqi Army to foreign terrorists. When CIA and Army Intelligence agents capture the suspects, a far more intricate plot, formed by a ruthless Iraqi general, unravels. But, misinformation and infighting between rival intelligence agents plague the hunt for the painted man, the ultimate target of their investigation. If they fail the mission, terrorists will control a frightening arsenal of weapons of mass destruction.
Charismatic characters drive the plot of this fast-moving thriller that pits a brilliant and merciless adversary against CIA and Army Intelligence agents. Floyd takes the reader on a deadly pursuit of enemy soldiers through perilous regions of Iraq, surrounded by the fog of war.
Kenneth Floyd has a varied background as a teacher, scientist and most recently, a police officer. "The Painted Man" is his first published novel. He lives in Dallas, TX, with his wife Jennifer and son Parker.
"The Painted Man" (224 pp, tpb, $14.95) ISBN 0-9785232-1-0
To arrange a book signing, interview, or secure a review copy of "The Painted Man," contact Kenneth Floyd by email.
Contact Information
Kenneth Floyd
www.FloydBooks.com
214.642.7336
Publisher Contact Information
Peter Dingus
Speculative Fiction Review
http://www.speculativefictionreview.com/FrameIndexAdPaint.htm
949.206.9397
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