Ray Ray: 2881 books

The purpose of Life is to make the world a better place after you leave, is the purpose of Death exactly the same thing? Caution, contains some swearing!

What if the world fell asleep and only one person was awake. What would the last man on the planet do if everyone around him were like a still photograph. Much has changed in the shattered world. Andy has survived his first brush with the numbered men only to come out broken and injured. The effects...

The Setting is in the late 1830’s along the Mississippi River. Raised in a house of ill repute, by a widowed mother who worked in the club’s kitchen; the young child Lee was spoiled by the ladies who worked there as hostesses. A River Captain Jack held residence at the club to enjoy a place to...

The setting is from the late 1920’s through the early 1950’s. A young man’s father won a poker game and moved his family to Gulf Port, where they now owned a large home, a dock, and a Cajun Restaurant on the wharf. During his formative years, there were crusty men at the restaurant that had...

A new-born baby was kidnapped by the Gypsies and raised in the Romani fashion. Thus begins his adventures to discover who he truely is and to become the person he is meant to be.

The Twin Moons Saga Moonslight: After the sudden relocation of a small kingdom faced with almost certain defeat in war, an entire new way of life must be learned for the citizens of Candlewynd. Forget everything you ever knew about royalty, wealth and privilege - even the king's ten year old granddaughter...

Diplomacy is conventionally understood as an authentic European invention which was internationalised during colonialism. For Indians, the moment of colonial liberation was a false dawn because the colonised had internalised a European logic and performed European practices. Implicit in such a reading...

The Man of Maybe Half-a-Dozen Faces by Ray Vukcevich The first victim is found dead with a number painted all over his body. The second victim is also murdered by strangulation with a computer printer cable. And there seems to be something fishy about beautiful Prudence Deerfield, the woman...

A tale of crime, bad science and the ghost of Shostakovich It’s 2006 and the banks haven’t yet learnt the repercussions of easy credit cards and cheap loans. Alec has resigned his job in investment banking, causing his wife to jump ship and him to relocate to Zanzibar. All is about to...

Fiction inspired by true events in California of a mother from hell - torturing in despicable and vile ways , killing two of her daughters and an ex-husband. This novel pens some of the awful truths regarding this case, with some author embellishments... It was a difficult book to write (author's...

Mackland, PA Chief of Police and his old college friend, Attorney Brady Pickett, work to solve multiple crimes that are tearing their historic small town apart: a police officer is ambushed and murdered on his way home from a shift; a mother of four children goes missing; father of the missing woman...

Satan's Song was inspired by a true decapitation crime in Phoenix, AZ some years ago. It was a 'cold case' past 2010, but was solved recently. My fictional account here was written before the actual case was solved... It was quite the newspaper headline at the time: the lovely young lady's severed...

Bailey Crane, auxiliary cop for the Phoenix PD, is set-up by the bad guys and nearly consumed by a warehouse fire as this adventure begins. One of the thugs utters a mysterious phrase, 'Beware the Brutus Gate,' and the boys in blue have a good chuckle and try to figure out its meaning. This simple...

A handsome young man lands the job of his life in the Metroplex of Dallas/Ft. Worth, TX. Scott Mahlon attends the company's social event and falls in love with a beautiful hostess. They are together for all of six and one-half hours which tragedy strikes... This begins a sensational story...