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According to the book description of
The Last Ghostrider, “A hilarious yet tragic book of war. THE LAST GHOSTRIDER follows the
haphazard life and times of Army enlisted man Vincent Fusco during the years 1968 to '71 as he somehow manages to wade through
the often incoherent reasoning and random events of military life and war. From his humorous stateside antics to the strange
reality and unforgettable heroic characters of the chopper war in the central highlands of Vietnam. An American G.I.'s saga
that is of interest not only because of its revealing story but in the frank, humorous, and candid style in which it's told.”
One reader of The Last
Ghostrider said, “one of the most compelling stories I have read in a long time!! some of the wording
was so true!! and believable!! so outstanding!! so far I have read all of Frank Mosco’s books and have enjoyed every
one of them! Thanks Frank for being such a outstanding author!”
According to the book description of
Monkey, “Winner of the 2008 DIY National Book Festival Award for Fan Fiction, this book rolls
with entertainment and takes you where you least expect to go. In 1933, following the release of the movie KING KONG, the
soul survivor of an encounter with the real great ape imparts his secret to two young men. Armed with the old sailor's map,
an arsenal of weapons, a desire to prove themselves, and a three-masted barkentine, fifteen members of the Princeton University
Rugby Club eagerly embark on a search for adventure and riches, collecting along the way a Chinese Rhodes Scholar, an Australian
girl Rambo, a jungle boy prone to profanity, and a tribe of alcoholic natives. Not to mention a 30 foot gorilla with an identity
problem. A journey of discovery far exceeding anything they would have expected with an unimaginable outcome. Full of old
fashion appeal with contemporary twists and endearing characters, this award winning book is a must read for classic adventure
and KONG fans everywhere.”
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According to the book description of
The Whitemoon Crisis, “A chilling story of terrorism on a scale never before imagined! A tale
of intrigue and suspense, which draws you into a world of wondering - could this really happen? This fictional suspense thriller
introduces Commander Ramsey Lightner, Pentagon Navy Intelligence Officer, who facing the threat of world war, uncovers a multi-layered
conspiracy of power and destruction that reaches from the Caribbean to the balmy tourists town of St. Augustine, Florida,
and beyond to the highest levels of government in Washington, DC. This novel of intrigue contains all that a reader expects
of a suspense novel in the tradition of Ian Fleming. Written in 1982 and originally published in 1986, THE WHITEMOON CRISIS
has proven to be an intense preview of events of our new century, raising the question and challenge of how to defend against
the exceptional resourcefulness of hate driven terrorism. A must read for those who enjoy this genre of literature.”
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