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ABOUT MY BOOKS AND SCREENPLAYS

CAPTIVE DELIVERANCE | YAHREH Screenplay

The first book leads Wade Hamilton into an investigation that changes his life. Learning a new way of looking at things, and the ability to see beyond his own understanding, combined with the help of his team and God above, the criminals are rounded up and he closes the case that brought Gina into his life.

 

THE CASE OF THE BLACK PEARL RING | THE CASE OF THE BLACK PEARL RING Screenplay

In the second book, Gina and Wade find out that the world is not as small as they thought. After they open their own private investigation company, they contact their first client. Wade travels across the country only to find the answer that he is looking for in his own backyard. When his old team members join the investigation, the list of criminals gets longer, and the team acquires new technology that help them get a positive result with an unexpected ending. (soon to be released)

 

Who is Yahreh? Yahreh is the child of Wade and Gina Hamilton who met while Wade was investigating a crime. After Yahreh is born, they decide to open their own investigation company. In the meantime, something happens that causes them to travel the world fighting crime while teaching classes on criminology. Follow along while Yahreh grows up and becomes a well-educated, faithful young man. What he learns on the way, leads him on the adventure of a lifetime.

 

Yahreh (yah’rea) name, a friend of God. God’s friend. – Rea (rea) n. Friend of mine.

 


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