Novels

Radioland is a multidimensional story of how New Signal News (NSN), a fictional conservative media company, shaken aspects of American culture, politics, and business life.

Harry Chalberg and Mariam Katz spent their retirement working pro bono at the National Tolerance Law Center. Just when they lost hope, Morton versus New Signal News could be the case that changes everything. Harry, a seventy-nine-year-old former prosecutor and Mariam, his career-long legal assistant, have spent years of working non-stop seeking justice for the murder of Harry’s son. They blame an afternoon radio program on the NSN Network for his son’s
murder. They believed the Cal Brown Show inspired a white nationalist to murder his son during a voter registration drive in Baltimore.

Jack and Haley Austin are co-chairmen of the board. Individually, they are among the wealthiest men in the world. Haley has spent his life building business opportunities and ensuring those businesses stay healthy through his political connections. New Signal News is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Austin Securities and Investments. The charter of NSN is to make sure the viewers continually feel victimized by an onslaught of concocted stories demonizing those who hold
different opinions as dangerous villains. NSN makes sure that Austin Securities and other business interests control the narrative.

Radioland is where the American dream is auctioned off to the highest
bidder. The prospect to gain fame and fortune regardless of the consequences. Throughout the novel, there are vignettes based on actual events where conservative talk shows are believed to have indirectly caused. Radioland is a fast-paced story with a gut-wrenching finish. It will make you rethink some of our
fundamental beliefs.

Ellen Stewart and Jack Holt were an unlikely couple who fell deeply in love. She taught him to forgive himself for his troubled past. He showed her how real men treated the woman they love. 

Besides Ellen’s stunning beauty, she was a world-renowned model worth-millions. The road to her success left her emotionally wounded and exposed to the whims of powerful men with ulterior motives. She was in an awful marriage to a successful doctor who was also controlling, violent, and deceitful. 

Jack Holt had struggled with self-esteem issues since a childhood automobile accident. The accident that killed his father and two sisters left his mother severely disabled until her death ten years after the accident. Jack avoided the most critical trauma, however there was considerable damage to the bone structure on the left side of his face. The seventh cranial nerve was damaged causing facial paralysis on the left side of his face and body.

Ellen and Jack met by chance in Homestead Park, and slowly over time their relationship grew. Together they learned to help each other work through their emotional issues. On the day Ellen’s lawyer served her husband with divorce papers, Ellen vanished.

A week later, homicide detectives arrested Jack Holt and charged him for the rape and murder of Ellen Stewart.