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	NEW! Drago! The First Vampire - Part 3 October 5, 2007; 35 pages This is a prequel to my novel Legacy of Adrian Blackthorn, Vampire. I wrote it to give a history to the... Read more
	NEW! Drago! The First Vampire - Part 2 October 5, 2007; 37 pages This is a prequel to my novel Legacy of Adrian Blackthorn, Vampire. I wrote it to give a history to the... Read more
	NEW! Drago! The First Vampire - Part 1 October 5, 2007; 37 pages This is a prequel to my novel Legacy of Adrian Blackthorn, Vampire. I wrote it to give a history to the... Read more
	Terror in the Jungle - Part 2 August 17, 2007; 19 pages Terror in the Jungle is an adventure set in Africa during the second world war. Nazi spies murder a geologist who has found a large deposit of uranium. An American secret agent with the help of the geologist's daughter must foil the Nazis and get the uranium for America. Read more
	Terror in the Jungle - Part 1 August 17, 2007; 20 pages Terror in the Jungle is an adventure set in Africa during the second world war. Nazi spies murder a geologist who has found a large deposit of uranium. An American secret agent with the help of the geologist's daughter must foil the Nazis and get the uranium for America. Read more
	Honeymoon and Murder on the Super Chief August 17, 2007; 19 pages Movie stuntman turned private detective Buck Ames marries his long time lady friend stuntwoman Helen Davis. They board the Super Chief... Read more
	The Monster Hunter 2 August 17, 2007; 17 pages Simon Killbane returns in a new adventure. In Romania Simon finds a young girl tied to a pole as a sacrifice... Read more
	A Killer of Men July 27, 2007; 17 pages Jess Turner is the sheriff of Clay City, Texas. He has grown old behind the tin star that he wears. When... Read more
	The Dark Queen of Algernon May 11, 2007; 20 pages An old dying king, an evil Queen, a lovely young Princess, these are the ingredients of a new fairy tale. A... Read more
	Sherlock Holmes and the Wayward Wife May 10, 2007; 20 pages A young man calls on Sherlock Holmes because he fears that his wife might be unfaithful. Holmes is about to refuse,... Read more
	The Monster Hunter May 10, 2007; 23 pages Simon Killbane the monster hunter is hired to find and kill a werewolf that is terrorizing the village of Effingham. The... Read more
	Murder at RKO May 10, 2007; 16 pages Buck Ames is the star of Murder at Republic and Murder at Columbia. Once more the movie stuntman turned Private Detective... Read more
	The Rat Wars, Part 3 May 10, 2007; 17 pages As millions of Rat People lay siege to the last conclave of the human race, can Cassidy a human, Fido a... Read more
	The Vampire and the Rabbi May 9, 2007; 16 pages A vampire calls upon a Rabbi with an unusual request. I like to read and write about vampires. You can do... Read more
	The Rat Wars, Part 2 May 9, 2007; 14 pages Scouts Cassidy a human along with Fido a genetically created dogman and Princess a genetically created catwoman or mankind's last defense... Read more

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Woodrow W. Walker was born in Columbus, Georgia in 1942 and raised in a foster home. His foster mother was widowed, when her husband died when he was five years old. He grew up doing the things that all boys do, both good and bad. He lost his foster mother in 1966. He then found himself on his own for the first time. He and a friend left Columbus and headed west in the friend's car to California. They stayed in San Diego for a week before heading up the coast to Monterey where they stayed for six months. He returned to Georgia and moved to Atlanta for the next ten years. He has lived in Paterson, NJ and Philadelphia, PA. In 1989, he once more headed west this time to Long Beach, CA for a year. Then in a life changing move, he went to Las Vegas, NV where he became a convention security guard and in 1998, he met the woman who would become his wife. In 2002 at the age of 60, nearing retirement, he turned to writing. He wrote his first book Murder at Republic because he had always loved the B-westerns and movie serials and thought that, a murder in a movie studio, would be a good plot device. He followed up that book with another Murder at Columbia. Both books stared private detective Buck Ames, a former movie stuntman and are set in the 1940's. Vampires had always intrigued him, but they had been portrayed as totally evil or as romance figures. In search of a different kind of vampire, he wrote Legacy of Adrian Blackthorn, Vampire a complex character if there ever was one. These three books can be ordered from www.amazon.com. Now retired, he is now able to write full time. He and his wife moved to Tucson, AZ in 2005 and they now make their home there. Woodrow W. Walker is a charter member of Wizards of Words. His web site is at http://woodrow-w-walker.tripod.com

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   12 of 12 people found the following review helpful: Good "What If?" Fiction, July 17, 2007 By  Jay Osman - See all my reviews    The scientific mind of Dr. Frankenstein wins out over his moral conscience. Together with his assistant, Helga, they follow the orders of Heinrich Himmler to create the perfect human from the parts of other less than perfect humans, no matter they have to kill them first. Things go terribly awry and descendants of Frankenstein's creation could be walking the streets to this day. Nicely conceived storyline.   10 of 10 people found the following review helpful: The Frankenstein Experiment by Woodrow W. Walker, September 1, 2007 A Kid's Review I loved the book and my mom loved the price. Mr. Woodrow Walker has trapped an caught an extraordinary story and I will definitely be reading more of his books. I cannot recommend it enough. You can get hooked on these books. Share your thoughts with other customers:  › See all 2 customer reviews...		Search Customer Reviews Only search this product's reviews

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