Bob Adamov Knihy

The narrative unfolds around Zeke Layne, a retired ferry captain living in a trailer on Lake Erie, who grapples with Alzheimer's and a heart condition. His devoted daughter and teenage granddaughter support him through his challenges, but their lives take a dramatic turn following a tragic event. Set against the backdrop of Catawba Island, the story explores themes of family, memory, and the impact of illness on relationships.

Set against the backdrop of the Serbian-Croatian war, the story follows Emerson Moore, an investigative reporter who becomes embroiled in a violent conflict while trying to protect a young Croatian orphan from the ruthless commander known as "the Vuk." Years later, a murder and two missing teenagers draw him back into the dark world of international human trafficking in Toledo, Ohio. As he navigates this perilous landscape, Moore confronts his past, including the tragic loss of his family, leading to a gripping tale of action, emotional turmoil, and the fight for justice.

The Atocha sinks off the Marquesas Islands with its treasure remained untouched until discovered by a treasure hunter and moved to the Mel Fisher Maritime Museum. A terrorist on the run from Mossad and a Mafioso in the Federal Witness Protection Program, find themselves drawn into the unlikely partnership of heisting Mel Fisher's treasure.

The story revolves around Max Ratek, a cunning takeover artist, who targets a tire company in Ohio. His scheme is unexpectedly thwarted by the company's investor relations professional, who is fighting multiple sclerosis and takes proactive measures against Ratek. Concurrently, investigative reporter Emerson Moore uncovers Ratek's plot while navigating his own challenges, including a mysterious death and corporate intrigue. The narrative weaves together themes of resilience, ambition, and the dark side of corporate culture, leading to a gripping climax.

A mysterious threat looms over Lake Erie as perch populations decline, raising suspicions of bioterrorism or a deadly virus. The situation escalates when the U.S. president vanishes during a fishing conference, just days before his renomination. Investigative reporter Emerson Moore becomes the prime suspect in an assassination attempt, triggering a massive manhunt that also involves a missing secret service agent and a hidden adversary. Amidst assassination attempts and unresolved murders, Moore races against time to prove his innocence and locate the president.

Set against the backdrop of 1944 and the Cold War, the story follows investigative reporter Emerson Moore as he flees a tragedy in Lake Erie to the Cayman Islands. Here, he becomes embroiled in the dangerous world of drug lord Pryce Clarke and uncovers secrets related to a missing German raider and a Soviet plot during the Cuban Missile Crisis. The narrative features a colorful cast, including Moore's ex-Navy SEAL friend and a mysterious Jamaican woman, blending elements of suspense, adventure, and underwater action, complemented by a companion CD of original music.

Set against the backdrop of the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805, the story begins with the murder of a Vatican envoy and the theft of a valuable gold cross. Fast forward to post-Hurricane Katrina New Orleans, where a Washington Post reporter investigates a series of grisly murders linked to the cross and stolen Vatican documents. The narrative weaves through police corruption, medical suspense, and dangerous wildlife encounters, culminating in a shocking revelation that threatens the legitimacy of the United States.

Flight Prequel to Assateague Dark From Put-in-Bay to Key West to Cuba In 1928 a Pinkerton detective in a Ford trimotor plane chases a Flagler treasure train to Key West during the Okeechobee Hurricane. Neither makes their destination. Put-in-Bay's investigative reporter, Emerson Moore, learns of this mystery during a visit to Bellevue, Ohio's train museum. Working on a Cuba to Key West drug trafficking story, Moore goes undercover in a Key West bar, hoping to connect with a powerful Cuban drug lord while he also investigates the plane's and train's disappearance. Amidst several murder attempts, Moore finds himself challenged to survive - especially when two characters appear from Moore's past who could reveal his true identity. Assisted by a Cudjoe Key defense contractor, Moore is transported covertly to Cuba There he encounters a seductive Georgia woman searching for her lost brother, a DEA agent, and the two team up to infiltrate the drug lord's lair in the towering Sierra Maestra mountains. After a series of mishaps, a seriously wounded and barely alive Moore flees down the mountainside into the jungle with his pursuers hot on his heels. Will he survive this deadly adventure? Flight is a colorfully-cast novel with a mix of tantalizing clues and unpredictable turns that captures the flavor of island life in Key West and Cuba.

Exploring a journey through various iconic American locations, this book takes readers from the charming shores of Put-in-Bay to the vibrant streets of Washington, D.C., and down to the lively atmosphere of Key West, Tampa, and New Orleans. Each destination offers a rich tapestry of history, culture, and unique experiences, showcasing the diverse landscapes and stories that define these cities. The narrative invites readers to immerse themselves in the local traditions and notable landmarks that make each place special.

Set against the backdrop of Chincoteague Island's serene atmosphere, a series of NASA rocket explosions and unsolved murders shatter the peace. Investigative reporter Emerson Moore's vacation turns into a frantic quest for truth as he navigates a web of local suspects and international rocket experts. The story blends local charm with suspense, showcasing Moore's determination to uncover the motives behind the chaos threatening the U.S. space program. The narrative promises a thrilling experience filled with intrigue and deception.