KEVIN RAY HADLOCK
I've now published two ebooks.
The first is my debut novel,
BEAU DUNN AND THE INVISIBLE LINKS.
The second is a short non-fiction text
on a timely political theme. It's called
LIBERTY AND THE CITIZEN CAPITALIST:
THE CURE FOR COMMON MARXISM.
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Look for both at dozens of ebook stores globally,
including Amazon, Apple Books, and Barnes & Noble!
BEAU DUNN
AND THE INVISIBLE LINKS
Beau Dunn, a high-achieving fifteen-year-old with a birth defect, was placed on Earth with a very specific purpose...to defeat an evil presence bent on widespread destruction. But, the physical body he was born into, the one that’s been hiding and protecting him from the wicked creature, is shrouded in forgetfulness, so Beau remembers neither his true identity nor his mission. Patiently guided by an unseen alien mentor and aided by his perceptive deaf brother and prescient older sisters, Beau’s life is supposed to be taking a heroic turn—but it’ll never happen unless he can get past the forgetting and his physical limitations…and discover himself in time.
LIBERTY AND THE CITIZEN CAPITALIST
THE CURE FOR COMMON MARXISM
Marxist philosophy has been making headway in the US for years. With its takeover of pop culture, corporate media, entertainment, and education, today’s generation faces the siren song of Marxism with virtually no tools to help them process all the noise and distinguish reality from illusion. No longer relegated to the usual far-left elements of society, the “Revolution” has spread to our churches, the federal government, and businesses, and has been expertly laced throughout our culture, to the point that America is barely recognizable as a bastion of freedom, clear-headedness, and cohesion. It is long past time we righted the ship. This small book summarizes Marxism’s critical failings and presents the virtues of liberty and capitalism, particularly “Citizen Capitalism,” making the case for their role and value in saving us from the horrors that Marxist governance always rains down on private citizens.
