Bücher von Louis Bruno

When a serial killer terrorizes New York, the police form a Task Force to hunt down this madman. Ten murders in ten months. No witnesses. No physical evidence. Not many leads. A commonality among the suspects can't be established. Worse still are the rumblings in the media and the political arena that the culprit may be a current or former member of law enforcement. Venerable Detective Joe Devlin is charged with leading the investigation. But can he rely on the word of a former informant? How far should he push to in probing a senator and his son? Is his neighbor a legitimate suspect? While considering all of this, Devlin must decide if bringing the murderer to justice is his endgame, or is there another outcome that the leader of the Task Force has an appetite for?

In the sequel to the City of Sand, Sam Tremo and Alista, have freed Iran from Imam Kahn's grip, but they continue their fight to free Jerusalem from his death grip with the help of the Golden Robe. Along the way he will face many foes, including Hillary Clinton. The crew join forces with the Hawabbi group, in the best interest of freeing the Jews, and one more step before freeing the world from Imam Kahn's grip.

Brad Rosenthal can't talk about his life. He has a nice life, friends with celebrity writers, married to his beautiful wife, Rosa, and he's successful. He's escaped his fate and beat the odds, but he can't return to America. Until his mothers death brings him back to North Carolina, where everyone knows him, and a secret cult is willing to hurt Brad to make him and his family bleed. Journey into hell as Louis Bruno can only tell it.

The world was shook on 9/11, as liberal sycophants are praising the evils of Islamo Fascism, the world is introduced to the perpetrator, Imam Kahn. He unites the Arab world and the United States doesn't attack. Sam Tremo is captured by Imam Kahn, a special forces soldier, who fails to kill Imam Kahn on 9/11. Wearing the Golden Robe, ancient technology, that doesn't outright kill Sam Tremo. But like all rebellions, it starts with his unravelling years of Sam's brainwashing. Experience a novel only Louis Bruno could write.

Tom Bates is a writer who's confronted with Cancel Culture, a dreaded form of societal and commercial embarrassment and hatred, is now on his own. He has to survive, but as he's facing online and corporate hatred, he reminiscences about his past. Uncovering his past, all should fear the arrival of Tom's kingdom.