Buzz Bernard, author of Eyewall, Plague and Supercell, will be signing his novels @ “Meet the Local Authors”

Buzz Bernard, author of Eyewall, Plague and Supercell, will be signing his novels @ “Meet the Local Authors,” (St Simons Island Literary Guild), Sunday, Oct. 5th, 1-5 pm at the Casino Pavilion by the St. Simons Island Library in The Village overlooking the St. Simons Sound. The inaugural event is for local authors.

Bernard is writing from vast experience. He has a B. S. in Atmospheric Science, University of Washington, was a Weather Officer in the United States Air Force Reserve 1963-1996 (two tours in Vietnam 1965-1966, Meritorious Service Medal 1993, flew with Hurricane Hunters 1995, and Legion of Merit 1996), and worked as a meteorologist and defense contractor 1968-1996. http://www.loiaconoliteraryagency.com/authors/buzz-bernard  https://www.facebook.com/

Vice President, Southeastern Writers Asso.
Member, International Thriller Writers
Member, Atlanta Writers Club
Member, Willamette Writers

Eyewall was Nominated for Georgia Author of the Year 2012 – Fiction Novel

Eyewall is to St. Simons as Jaws was to the New Jersey shore. An action-packed novel depicting a category five hurricane that originally is predicted to make landfall around Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, it is discovered instead to be headed for St. Simons Island, Georgia. St. Simons, a barrier island with a population of over 40,000, has not been forewarned... and it’s Labor Day Weekend.

An Air Force Hurricane Hunter’s crew, a hurricane expert at the Atlanta-based Natural Environment Television Network, and a family trapped on St. Simons Island all have one thing in common: Hurricane Janet. The unimaginable has just been predicted!

Eyewall book trailer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FdwqabI3X8

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PLAGUE - Nominated for Georgia Author of the Year 2013 – Fiction Novel - Winner 2014 EPIC eBook Award for Suspense/thriller!

In 2008, a congressional commission warned, “...given the high-level of know-how needed to use disease as a weapon to cause mass casualties, the United States should be less concerned that terrorists will become biologists and far more concerned that biologists will become terrorists.”

In a remote part of Siberia, a lab dating back to the cold war is still active. In its depths are the deadliest viruses known to man. Barashi has his own plans for them; a diabolical one that would affect the world and trump 9/11…

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Supercell - Semi-finalist for Georgia Author of the Year 2014 – Fiction Novel

When Chuck, a meteorologist, ventures out on his own to form a company which does storm chasing, the big bucks roll in until lightning strikes… literally. Out of work and living in a dive, he is approached by Hollywood with a million dollar deal - lead cinematographers to a violent EF-4 or -5 tornado. But they are not the only ones striking it rich with twisters, a brotherly pair of thieves are looting and killing immediately after tornadoes. Throw in an undercover FBI agent and Chuck’s son, a former Green Beret who is a less-than-willing participant, and you have non-stop, breath-catching, chill-bumps-all-over-your-body excitement page after page.

SUPER endorsement for Supercell!

“Buzz Bernard has succeeded in writing a captivating book that not only helps inform people about severe thunderstorms and tornadoes, but gives a glimpse into the challenges, frustrations, dangers, and--sometimes--successes of storm chasing. He has woven this into a drama filled with interesting characters and an exciting plot.”

Greg Forbes, Severe Weather Expert, The Weather Channel

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