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The Hell Trilogy Boxed Set
The Hell Trilogy Boxed Set
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The Hell Trilogy series starts with Hell' Temptress in Hollywood when creative personnel rebel against the imposition of tight industrial management controls on their studio after a hostile takeover by an Asian conglomerate.
Scarlett O'Hara, Jezebel, Aphrodite and Venus, all memorable females: say hello to Moira Boyer. She has the exotic sensuality of Rita Hayworth, the blatant eroticism of Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct and Marilyn Monroe's sex-kitten sexuality all rolled into one.
Intellectually at a Mensa level, financially, a female Warren Buffett artistically a young Meryl Streep, and sexually, a magnet, attracting males like a feral cat in heat, Moira Boyer is the film industry's current Sex Goddess.
She is the film industry's biggest box office draw in the world. Nicknamed HEAT, she joins a Hollywood studio rat pack to break away from their employer. They face bankruptcy when they're sued for breaking their employment contracts to form a new production company. Her testimony during the trial is unforgettable.
The series picks up in Hell's Blessing. It's Vietnam, 1969. After a Vietcong ambush, Navy SEAL Mel Stone recovers from a prolonged coma in a Montagnard village with no memory. Decades latter as his memory returns bit-by-bit, he realizes he has developed a miraculous medical condition. What some consider a blessing becomes a living hell when powerful men hunt him across four continents to tear the secret from Mel, dead or alive. When Moira Boyer is kidnapped by Colombian Drug Czar Pedro Ramirez, and Stone is demanded as ransom, Stone gives himself up. Their prolonged captivity evolves into a carnal marathon. He escapes with Boyer and evolves to being a warrior--protecting the love of his life. Fast paced, with intrigue, romance, and action, yet lightened by flippant dialogue in the face of peril, Hell's Blessing describes the price paid by egos attempting to tamper with Mother Nature.
The series ends with Hell's Vengeance when two former Navy SEALs are on a vengeance motivated odyssey to find who gang raped, beat beyond recognition, and nearly killed Moira Boyer by heroin injection. Her husband, Mel Stone, and her foster father, Bob Kinsdy, scour three continents for the reason they turned Moira Boyer, into a heroin addict.
With help in the form of a two million dollar reward, they find the "Why" that sets them methodically on a circuitous path after the "Who". But: "Why" and "Who" do not stand up in court on their own.
Incriminating court evidence requires a specific syndrome of components, a creative prosecutor and testimony that makes the reader think, "Bravo". The final volume of The Hell Trilogy takes you on a writhing serpentine theme park type adventure. You become captive to a world of violence, the horrors of a drug addict's cravings and some highly innovative interrogation techniques Dick Cheney would applaud. It ends in justice–real justice-for those who genetically believe feral emotions running amuck are vengeance free.
Scarlett O'Hara, Jezebel, Aphrodite and Venus, all memorable females: say hello to Moira Boyer. She has the exotic sensuality of Rita Hayworth, the blatant eroticism of Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct and Marilyn Monroe's sex-kitten sexuality all rolled into one.
Intellectually at a Mensa level, financially, a female Warren Buffett artistically a young Meryl Streep, and sexually, a magnet, attracting males like a feral cat in heat, Moira Boyer is the film industry's current Sex Goddess.
She is the film industry's biggest box office draw in the world. Nicknamed HEAT, she joins a Hollywood studio rat pack to break away from their employer. They face bankruptcy when they're sued for breaking their employment contracts to form a new production company. Her testimony during the trial is unforgettable.
The series picks up in Hell's Blessing. It's Vietnam, 1969. After a Vietcong ambush, Navy SEAL Mel Stone recovers from a prolonged coma in a Montagnard village with no memory. Decades latter as his memory returns bit-by-bit, he realizes he has developed a miraculous medical condition. What some consider a blessing becomes a living hell when powerful men hunt him across four continents to tear the secret from Mel, dead or alive. When Moira Boyer is kidnapped by Colombian Drug Czar Pedro Ramirez, and Stone is demanded as ransom, Stone gives himself up. Their prolonged captivity evolves into a carnal marathon. He escapes with Boyer and evolves to being a warrior--protecting the love of his life. Fast paced, with intrigue, romance, and action, yet lightened by flippant dialogue in the face of peril, Hell's Blessing describes the price paid by egos attempting to tamper with Mother Nature.
The series ends with Hell's Vengeance when two former Navy SEALs are on a vengeance motivated odyssey to find who gang raped, beat beyond recognition, and nearly killed Moira Boyer by heroin injection. Her husband, Mel Stone, and her foster father, Bob Kinsdy, scour three continents for the reason they turned Moira Boyer, into a heroin addict.
With help in the form of a two million dollar reward, they find the "Why" that sets them methodically on a circuitous path after the "Who". But: "Why" and "Who" do not stand up in court on their own.
Incriminating court evidence requires a specific syndrome of components, a creative prosecutor and testimony that makes the reader think, "Bravo". The final volume of The Hell Trilogy takes you on a writhing serpentine theme park type adventure. You become captive to a world of violence, the horrors of a drug addict's cravings and some highly innovative interrogation techniques Dick Cheney would applaud. It ends in justice–real justice-for those who genetically believe feral emotions running amuck are vengeance free.
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