William T. Delamar’s three novels, The Hidden Congregation, Patients in Purgatory and The CareTAKERS, have been acquired by Rogue Phoenix Press!
William T. Delamar’s three novels, The
Hidden Congregation, Patients in Purgatory and The
CareTAKERS, have been acquired by Rogue Phoenix Press!
The Hidden Congregation
Set
in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, this riveting, scandalous novel, reveals how far
an evil influence will take you and how grace will bring you back.
When reading this, you will ask
yourself, “What happened to them?” What did will shock you! This is a
combination of sci-fi, fantasy, mystery, and a tad bit of horror that equals
thriller. It is what made them do what they did that blows you away. Delamar
brings all the facets of the book together and glues it with the humanity of
the pastor.
Reverend Oxford Christie has received a
call to serve the Church of the One Soul in Philadelphia.
A deep secret haunts this large church
with such few members, one they all thought would never surface…again.
***
Patients
in Purgatory, the second the Reverend Christie
mystery series.
A
niece of one of Rev. Ox Christie’s parishioners is supposed to be
rehabilitating in the Night and Day Nursing Home. She alerts her uncle, a
parishioner of Church of the One Soul, of the odd occurrences such as people
being there one day and gone the next, unexplained surgeries and
doped-up/zombie-like residents which triggers an unexpected surge of visitors
from Ox’s church. Their presence and the sleuthing ability of Ox helps to
unravel a complex organ harvesting ring and body diamond cremations.
As
sadistic as it may sound, such crimes do happen, even right under our noses.
Bodies of hundreds of deceased were found in the woods of Twiggs County,
Georgia when a funeral home was found to charge families for caskets, which
they just reused, discarding the bodies. And you can actually have the ashes of
your loved one compressed into a diamond. Such events are the basis for
Delamar’s riveting novel. http://www.forevermarkdiamond.com/us
***
The CareTAKERS, a mystery/thriller…
Doug
Carpenter, a new administrator, the third in four years, at Eastern Medical
College Hospital, fights hospital power politics and physician greed while
trying to provide a good setting for patient care. This combative scene forms a
constant barrier to a successful, smooth-running operation and creates a threat
to Doug's own position, but that's not all…There’s a patient suicide, an
alcoholic anesthesiologist, an “angel of death,” a genocidal doctor and a union
strike.
In reality this does happen, but it does
so for Doug in only a matter of weeks; challenging his every emotion,
diplomatic expertise, morals and ethics while strengthening his faith in God
and humanity.
Bill Delamar grew up in Durham, North Carolina, in a
home full of books. In high school, he worked part-time at the Duke University
Press, further increasing his love for literature. Currently, he resides in
Melrose Park, Pennsylvania in a house which resembles a library from basement
to third floor. Delamar served in the navy as a weatherman, has a B.A. from the
University of Pittsburgh and an M.S. from Antioch University. He has
thirty-five years’ experience in hospital administration and was recently
honored as a founding member of the Hospital Management and Information Systems
Society which grew from twenty-eight members to thousands internationally. He
is on the board of the Philadelphia Writers Conference, having served five
times as president. Having been involved in the literary
arts most of his life, he contributed a chapter in the textbook, Hospital Industrial Engineering,
co-authored a creativity text, Brain-Webbing and contributed to Weymouth, a book of poetry.
Delamar’s novel, The Brother Voice (Shannon & Elm Publishing, 2014), takes
place during the Civil War. He is currently working on the sequel, The
Other Voice. He and his wife, Gloria, also a writer, are collaborating
on a nonfiction book and a mystery series focusing on husband and wife amateur
sleuths. www.delamar.org Represented by Loiacono Literary Agency www.loiaconoliteraryagency.com Published by Rogue Phoenix Press www.roguephoenixpress.com
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