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ENJOYABLE SUSPENSE NOVELS IN AUDIOBOOKS & TEXT AT WWW.SNEDELTON.COM Top narrators. FEAR! received a five years recognition from the Midwest Book Journal. It does have the historical background, though it is mostly real life action. Listen to the audio rendition by JK White at www.snedelton.com On Amazon at http://ow.ly/yhNru A Suitcase Mystery A deadly secret in a suitcase full of stolen gold leads to a series of unexplainable murders while the FBI hunts for a top foreign killer spy. A young boy Ben Kalninsh searches an abandoned coal mine tunnel for stolen guns the soldiers hid inside. Unfortunately for him, he meets an AWOL officer on the run instead… On Amazon http://ow.ly/vOhhZ COMA SINS, a top psychological suspense On Amazon at http://ow.ly/vPHx0 & www.snedelton.com The Raven Affair Anton has been on the run for twenty years, one step ahead of Interpol. Italy, Spain, Ireland, and now America. The Interpol agents chasing him would never suspect that one of their trusted number is Raven, a ruthless, high-priced assassin. An honest priest with a terrible secret... A slain American president... A trusting young woman whose husband may not be what he seems... ‘The Last Omen/ DEMON,’ next at www.snedelton.com

Hello folks, I am not sure if I already introduced myself. Anyway, I am a Suspense, Crime, Action/thrillers writer and have six novels out. Presently, I am working on a new novel. I still love all lit by LeCarre, Forsyth, Patterson though my novels are much different in content. I’m trying to get them in audio starting the end of December. I tried getting someone to create a screenplay for one of them but, unfortunately, the work quality was not usable. I am still looking for brave-hearts interested in doing one of my books.

Hello to all new members, I am Steven Nedelton (pseudonym Ned Stevens) and I write novels in crime, mystery, paranormal and noir thriller sub-genres. My first two novels, ‘Crossroads’ (new edition ‘Dangerous Trade’) and ‘The Raven Affair,’ were published traditionally in 2009/2010. My privately published titles are: ‘Fear!,’ ‘A Suitcase Mystery,’ ‘Coma Sins/The Madness of Ben Bluman’ and ‘Nemesis,’ the sequel for the ‘A Suitcase Mystery.’ My novels were evaluated by the Midwest Book Review, The US Review of Books, BookPleasures and Apex Reviews, and were rated 'Five Stars.' Recently, three of my novels were accepted by the Awesome Indies group. ‘Fear!’ received a special recognition from the MBR Journal. A friend of mine, a screenwriter, Director and producer is working on a screenplay for COMA SINS/Madness of Ben Bluman. My website is at www.snedelton.com

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Looking for a screen writer interested in a thriller project. The film would be based on one of my thriller novels (www.snedelton.com). There would be no immediate payment for the work done, however, if the movie made it, the Director, The Author and the Screenwriter would share the profits. I have a Director interested in the project and the book is quite good—The Raven Affair. If interested, please contact me at snedelton@aol.com Please title the mail ‘The Screenwriter.’ Thanks

I have five novels in suspense, thriller genre. For the interested producers, directors--my books are at www.snedelton.com My best, Steven

Visit the Psycho thriller COMA SINS at www.snedelton.com. Man’s past in #comatose #dreams. A #nailbiter. Coma Sins is fascinating and makes you really wonder when you look at people in the world. Perhaps Blumen's life explained some of the tragedies we see on the news. This is one book you will not want to put down once you start reading it. An intricate web is woven and the reader is ensnared in that web from page one. SINGLE TITLES/Debbie.

Visit the Psycho thriller COMA SINS at www.snedelton.com. Man’s past in #comatose #dreams. A #nailbiter. Coma Sins is fascinating and makes you really wonder when you look at people in the world. Perhaps Blumen's life explained some of the tragedies we see on the news. This is one book you will not want to put down once you start reading it. An intricate web is woven and the reader is ensnared in that web from page one. SINGLE TITLES/Debbie.

Visit the Psycho thriller COMA SINS at www.snedelton.com. Man’s past in #comatose #dreams. A #nailbiter. Coma Sins is fascinating and makes you really wonder when you look at people in the world. Perhaps Blumen's life explained some of the tragedies we see on the news. This is one book you will not want to put down once you start reading it. An intricate web is woven and the reader is ensnared in that web from page one. SINGLE TITLES/Debbie.

Visit the Psycho thriller COMA SINS at www.snedelton.com. Man’s past in #comatose #dreams. A #nailbiter. Coma Sins is fascinating and makes you really wonder when you look at people in the world. Perhaps Blumen's life explained some of the tragedies we see on the news. This is one book you will not want to put down once you start reading it. An intricate web is woven and the reader is ensnared in that web from page one. SINGLE TITLES/Debbie.

Last voyage in monk's robes. THE RAVEN AFFAIR (www.snedelton.com) Anton was on the run for the past twenty years. Italy, Spain, Ireland, and now America. What is he running from? 5* Frighteningly Good, J Knox, MFA, Creative Writing Professor, San Antonio, TX, Editor American Chronicle The Raven Affair is a fast-moving book that pulls you in from page one. The sense of urgency that Nedelton creates from the get-go grows exponentially as the tale progresses. Raven is a hired hand, on the trail of a criminal, but he soon finds his assignment isn't what it seems. This book is dynamic and frighteningly believable, full of complex plot twists and sinister intellectual questions that kept this reader hooked. The Raven Affair is destined to be on the big screen. The Raven Affair is destined to be on the big screen. THIS NOVEL IS BASED ON TRUE EVENTS. video at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KP6N5q7O4vc, www.snedelton.com

Exciting, riveting suspense/thriller you won't want to miss! January 6, 2013 A book review by a journalist/author Micki Peluso (And the Whippoorwill Sang) Formats: Paperback & Kindle, Nook A SUITCASE MYSTERY, Part I By Ned Stevens During the final days of the Second World War, Ben Kalninsh would search an abandoned coal mine tunnel for stolen guns the soldiers hid inside. Unfortunately for him, by entering the tunnel he sets into motion events which will follow him into his adult life. Ben travels to America with his veterinarian father, Edwards, and beautiful Latvian mother, Agnes, along with his two younger brothers, where they settle in the Nordic-friendly town of Forks, Minnesota. Ben is 14, tall, shy and often the brunt of the cruelty of his peers. The initial poverty of his family doesn't help. During his teen years, Ben decides upon boxing as a way to achieve the wealth he's determined to acquire. By the age of 20, he's managed to go from amateur to Pro, making more money than even he dreamt of -- but his trainer claims he lacks the quality for championship -- determination and the killer instinct. Ben knows better and intends to prove it. And he does just that during a fight with Europe's Swede champion. Author Ned Stevens has a knack for dialect and his characters come alive, vividly enhancing this fast-paced novel of intrigue buried under even deeper intrigue festering and about to erupt. Ben's excitement over beating the Swede is short-lived when FBI agents approach him with news of the murder of his father. His practical mother advises them not to tell Ben until after the fight. Special Agent Miriam Dokes and Agent Book are assigned to the case which includes the torture and murder of Edwards' Doctor turned farmer friend, Karlis Goulbis. The agents question his shaken widow, in particular, about a page from a notebook with ' RIGA' written in red and attached to Karl's body. Edwards and Agnes had lived near Riga during the war, the only connection to the deaths of the two men -- so far. The agents take the relatives of the two slain men into protective custody, giving them new identities. Ben realizes it must be Karlis they are after, killing his father when he walked in on their torturous attempt to get information from his friend. When Ben decides not to leave, his mother gives him an envelope his father left for him, in the event of his death. It is sealed. FBI agents, Tom Mansfield and John Holt speculate that Edwards and Karlis were killed for information and that there is a third man, yet unknown. Allegedly, around the end of the war, in 1945, a Russian bank was robbed of an impressive amount of gold -- gold they want back and aren't too fastidious as to how they get it. FBI manager, Sawyer, has a hunch there's something much more valuable than gold stolen as well. Due to so many secret projects and so many years gone by, it's become the proverbial" needle in a haystack". In order to find it John needs to go back to where it all started in Riga. Author Ned Stevens writes a riveting suspense-filled thriller, spanning 17 years and involving several nations. He gets" down and dirty" while interjecting bits of ironic humor, keeping the reader turning pages as quickly as the various plots turn and twist in diverse directions. Ben, caught up in the middle of this maelstrom wishes to heaven he never gone into that cave when he was a young boy hoping to find a gun. Be sure to check out Stevens' other suspense books, each as tantalizing and well-written as this novel. The Suitcase Mystery will be followed by a sequel to be released in the near future. This book, highly recommended for all who enjoy intricate well-plotted suspense thrillers, will not disappoint its readers. Ned Stevens is Steven Nedelton's pen name . His other novels are Dangerous Trade, The Raven Affair, Fear!, Coma Sins/The Madness of Ben Bluman. He is presently working on the sequel, please visit www.snedelton.com. Micki Peluso Buy on Amazon A SUITCASE MYSTERY paperback http://www.amazon.com/Suitcase-Mystery-Mr-Steven-Nedelton/dp/1481015850/... Kindle http://www.amazon.com/A-SUITCASE-MYSTERY-ebook/dp/B00A841AKC/ref=sr_1_6?... Nook http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/a-suitcase-mystery-steven-nedelton/11138...

Interested in a good Noir for film? Please visit my Coma Sins/The Madness of Ben Bluman at www.snedelton.com

Interested in a good Noir for film? Please visit my Coma Sins/The Madness of Ben Bluman at www.snedelton.com

Interested in a good Noir for film? Please visit my Coma Sins/The Madness of Ben Bluman at www.snedelton.com

Interested in a good Noir for film? Please visit my Coma Sins/The madness of Ben Bluman at www.snedelton.com

5* Frighteningly Good, August 2010 J Knox, MFA, Creative Writing Professor, San Antonio, TX, Editor American Chronicle The Raven Affair is a fast-moving book that pulls you in from page one. The sense of urgency that Nedelton creates from the get-go grows exponentially as the tale progresses. Raven is a hired hand, on the trail of a war criminal, but he soon finds his assignment isn't what it seems. This book is dynamic and frighteningly believable, full of complex plot twists and sinister intellectual questions that, remarkably, kept this reader hooked. The Raven Affair is destined to be adapted for the big screen. I found myself envisioning the scenes as I went along--quickly--unable to put the damn thing down.Dear Reader, please submit a review of this book.

5* Frighteningly Good, August 2010 J Knox, MFA, Creative Writing Professor, San Antonio, TX, Editor American Chronicle The Raven Affair is a fast-moving book that pulls you in from page one. The sense of urgency that Nedelton creates from the get-go grows exponentially as the tale progresses. Raven is a hired hand, on the trail of a war criminal, but he soon finds his assignment isn't what it seems. This book is dynamic and frighteningly believable, full of complex plot twists and sinister intellectual questions that, remarkably, kept this reader hooked. The Raven Affair is destined to be adapted for the big screen. I found myself envisioning the scenes as I went along--quickly--unable to put the damn thing down.Dear Reader, please submit a review of this book.

5* Frighteningly Good, August 2010 J Knox, MFA, Creative Writing Professor, San Antonio, TX, Editor American Chronicle The Raven Affair is a fast-moving book that pulls you in from page one. The sense of urgency that Nedelton creates from the get-go grows exponentially as the tale progresses. Raven is a hired hand, on the trail of a war criminal, but he soon finds his assignment isn't what it seems. This book is dynamic and frighteningly believable, full of complex plot twists and sinister intellectual questions that, remarkably, kept this reader hooked. The Raven Affair is destined to be adapted for the big screen. I found myself envisioning the scenes as I went along--quickly--unable to put the damn thing down.Dear Reader, please submit a review of this book.

5* Frighteningly Good, August 2010 J Knox, MFA, Creative Writing Professor, San Antonio, TX, Editor American Chronicle The Raven Affair is a fast-moving book that pulls you in from page one. The sense of urgency that Nedelton creates from the get-go grows exponentially as the tale progresses. Raven is a hired hand, on the trail of a war criminal, but he soon finds his assignment isn't what it seems. This book is dynamic and frighteningly believable, full of complex plot twists and sinister intellectual questions that, remarkably, kept this reader hooked. The Raven Affair is destined to be adapted for the big screen. I found myself envisioning the scenes as I went along--quickly--unable to put the damn thing down. Dear Reader, please submit a review of this book.