EXACTLY WHAT THE TITLE SAYS..........IT'S ONLY GETTING WORSE FOR THEM AND AMERICA

EXACTLY WHAT THE TITLE SAYS. NOW LISTEN AND FIND OUT WHY?

JUST WATCH THE VIDEO AND LISTEN AND REMEMBER WHAT YOU SAW IF YOU WATCH SECRETARY OF WAR (HEGSETH) MAKE A FOOL OUT OF HIMSELF IN FRONT OF 25 THOUSAND YEARS OF MILITARY EXPERIENCE AND TRUMP DID EVEN WORSE AND SHOWED HIMSELF TO BE THE ENEMY WITHIN.

MASS MURDER AND KILLINGS IN THE LAST THREE DAYS LEAVE ME STUNNED. A WHITE 40 YEAR OLD WITH PTSD SHOOTS AND KILLS PEOPLE IN A MICHIGAN CHURCH AND BURNS THE CHURCH TO THE GROUND, A WHITE MAN WITH PTSD GUNS DOWN PEOPLE WITH AN ASSAULT RIFLE FROM A BOAT IN NORTH CAROLINA KILLS PEOPLE AT AN OPEN AIR RESTAURANT AND A SCHOOL SHOOTING AND MORE..................

WHEN WILL IT END? NOT UNTIL WE PUT AN ASSAULT WEAPON BAN BACK IN PLACE.

About the book: This is a story about the love, life and death of a beloved family pet named “Wiggles” that brought joy to his adopted family and all he came in contact with. Children and Adults alike will learn about some of the funny experiences Mister Wiggles had living and moving around with his military family, and playing with his best friends “Angel” and “Yo-Yo” and the love that all pet owners have for their family dog. Children will learn about the natural beauty and sadness of death, and appreciate the love a dog brings to families, even in death.

This is a 17 hr. long fictional story about life aboard a navy combat cargo ship, where the murder of a navy skipper occurs. The main character is Lieutenant Bob Cantley, who is a maverick supply corps officer. The story takes place in the early 1980s and takes the listener from Bob's entry into the navy through his first ship and onward to his final ship, where he meets up with a ruthless navy skipper, Captain Manzack, known as the Spine Ripper. The Spine Ripper is an abusive skipper, much like Captain Qweeg in Herman Wouk's The Caine Mutiny.

Because action takes places in the '70-'80s, there is a lot of profanity and navy lingo. It is the way the navy was then and still is to some degree. Action takes place on board the USS San Clemente during its voyage to the Indian Ocean, where the skipper ends up missing. This novel tries to shed light on the way sailors behave on deployment. Shipboard life is not easy, and thus, rough language is used throughout. The story line tries to reflect on the many moral dilemmas that face sailors in the navy. When Lieutenant Bob Cantley meets Captain Manzack for the first time, he realizes his career is doomed.

The novel contains intrigue, sex, mayhem, and lots and lots of mischief. Bob and his navy buddies get into trouble for games they play. A court martial ensues at the end, and you will never be able to guess the outcome. Initial responses about Murder on Steel Beach by a retired rear admiral is it is interesting and has a great ending; another naval officer said it is a laugh a minute. You decide.

Why is Florida a scary place to live? It's not because there are so many elderly in Florida, but because you never know when your last moment on earth will be living in Florida. For those that venture to live in Over 55 communities it can be a challenge, but it can also lead to the end of life-by murder. Who's doing the killings? You have to read this short 150 page book to find out, and then and only then you will learn why you never want to live on a golf-course in Florida. Get your Kindle, Audible or Paperback today at Amazon or Knauerbooks.com

This is a story about the love, life and death of a beloved family pet named “Wiggles” that brought joy to his adopted family and all he came in contact with. Children and Adults alike will learn about some of the funny experiences Mister Wiggles had living and moving around with his military family, and playing with his best friends “Angel” and “Yo-Yo” and the love that all pet owners have for their family dog. Children will learn about the natural beauty and sadness of death, and appreciate the love a dog brings to families, even in death.

Here is what just one typical readers said about the book....Amanda Rose:

Hi Robert I read your book last year when I sat on a plane... I made excuses for my tears saying was sad to be leaving the sun & beach behind. It's a fab story & so glad you shared it with us. OMG this story is a must read for all dog owners it is written from the heart with all the highs and lows of a furbaby parent, I laughed and cried as all furbaby parents have been or will go through these experiences in their babies short lives. I have have been through losses of many furbabies in my life so far and at the minute have 2 Lhasa's and 1 pug. As I have no children they have all been my babies and is so hard to let them go but we never want them to suffer either but memories still makes me chuckle and each one has a special place in my heart thank you for this story