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C H Foertmeyer
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Hi. My name is Charles Henry Foertmeyer and I live in Cincinnati, Ohio, the "Queen City" as we refer to it here. I have always wanted to write, but it took the inspiration of my daughter, Jennifer, to get me to finally put pen to paper at age fifty-three. It was the best decision I have ever made, for now, there is nothing I enjoy more than treating my readers to an exciting adventure.
Birth Place: Cincinnati, OH USA
Accomplishments: Dorothy Parker Award of Excellence
Bloody Dagger Awards (4)
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Books
|  | The Wager by C H Foertmeyer
As Nick Hines arose at 5 a.m. on March 28, 2005, other than the fact that it was his thirtieth birthday, the day ahead held no promise of being anything more than ordinary. He was up, as usual, before the rest of his family, and after a quick breakfast he would head out the door and make his way down Route 47 to Montrose. It was just a typical Monday in every way, except that this Monday was to en...
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 | Badr by C H Foertmeyer
Marlin Goldburg, a forty-year-old Jewish realtor living in the United States, is killed in a terrible traffic accident. Later that day, in Sarsarif, Iraq, Abdul-Halim is blessed with the birth of his first son, whom he names, Badr. What can the two events have in common? As the years go by, Badr is taught at home, hate for the rich American Jews that finance Israel’s existence in Arab lands. His f...
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 | Taylor Manse by C H Foertmeyer
In the small village of Buffalo Brook, Vermont stands Taylor Manse. A stately Victorian mansion built by the Reverend Michael Mariah Taylor in 1880, its living room floors stained with the blood of at least nineteen people, has just been purchased by Wade and Anne Robinson. Wade, a rehabber, has purchased the manse as a fixer-upper, an investment property he hopes to flip at a large profit, as soo...
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 | Hell's Interstate by C H Foertmeyer
Hell’s Interstate is an action-packed crime novel about two desperate men traveling down the highway to Hell. Financing their travels by robbing convenience stores along the Interstate, the one predictable fact about their next robbery will be the fact that they will leave no witnesses. Reed Haskell, the ringleader, knows how to rob a store and do it fast, but what he doesn’t know is that someone ...
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 | Alex 'n Bender by C H Foertmeyer
Old Jubel's Woods is full of surprises... Alex and Bender are about to find out just how many surprises......
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 | Moon Cave by C H Foertmeyer
On the east face of the Canyon del Río Hondo there is an ancient cave known to the Mescal Indians as Moon Cave. It is a sacred place to the Mescal used for the Ceremony of the Ancients, a ceremony where every five years the five most honored braves are rewarded for their bravery, honesty, and community involvement. The ceremony must take place in Moon Cave because that is where the great medicine ...
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 | The Caldera: Carver 2: High Mountain Adventure by C H Foertmeyer
Thirty-four years have passed since Kevin Reynolds perpetrated the most heinous crime the citizens of Carver, Montana had ever witnessed in their small, alpine community. Now, Kevin's great nephew, Mitch, has found a bundle of old letters written by Kevin to his father in 2001, the year of Kevin's execution. His curiosity peaked, Mitch has recruited two of his good friends to hike up to the Blind ...
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 | Bewildered by C H Foertmeyer
In a remote mountain area of Tennessee there is a small, virtually unknown town named Jessup. The inhabitants of this town, the Jessupites, are all descendants of the original Puralist religious movement that settled Jessup in the early 1800’s; all save one.
Doctor John Roberts has only been a member of the community for the past five years, having moved to Jessup upon the occasion of his ...
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| Fiction Works of C.H. Foertmeyer
Sit back and enjoy a good story, as told by C.H. Foertmeyer, whose writing style has been compared to a cross between Mark Twain and Homer Hickam. Easy reading all the way and great stories told by a premier storyteller...
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The Cats' Lair
What if the Bible were not complete? What if something existed, so beneficial to mankind that it had been intentionally omitted in order to protect its existence through complete secrecy? What if there were a place named Father Mountain, and within it, Ahveen? What if there were Guardians? Jim Preston and Red Porter, twenty-year-old workers at Miller Foundry in Rockaway, Illinois, are about to find out the answers to all these questions, high on a mountain in a remote region of northwestern Colorado. But by the time they reach twenty for the second time, it will be no more than a faint and hazy dream to them, knowing no more than what they have been permitted to learn by the Guardians of Father Mountain and their "former" selves.
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Carver: High Mountain Tragedy
"Carver: High Mountain Tragedy" takes the reader into the minds of two troubled teenagers who, for years, have suffered the abuses and torments of their fellow classmates at Carver High. Kevin Reynolds and Wiley Coates are about to make decisions that will change their lives and the lives of their families, friends, and tormentors alike. In 1969, a lifetime of torment and ridicule could lead to retribution, but it would be of a more subtle nature than seen today; nonetheless, fatal and tragic. So it was when Wiley sought his revenge on Mary Clemmons. He would conscript his good friend, Kevin, into his plan and together they would have their revenge.
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Sonoma Quadrant
Near Fordyce, New Mexico, in the midst of the Sonoma Desert, lies the Sonoma Quadrant. No airplanes have ever disappeared in the Quadrant. Obviously, no ships have ever disappeared there either. What has disappeared there? People. For hundreds of years people have gone into the Sonoma and have never returned. Public records in nearby Fordyce indicate seventy-two such disappearances dating back as far as 1874, when records were first kept. Records from the abandoned Mexican village of Sonoma Rojo indicate disappearances dating back to 1644. Indian legends dating back to the Anasasi hint at the mysterious area as "a place one does not return from." But one man did emerge. In 1880, a prospector known only as Griswald was allowed to leave. Now, in 2003, Griswald is returning to the Quadrant and taking with him Tom and John Fischer. How could he still be alive? Why, after one hundred and twenty-three years would Griswald return? In this sequel to C.H. Foertmeyer's "The Cats' Lair," you will once again travel with the Guardians and discover things that may change forever the way in which you view the struggle between the powers of good and evil. You really haven't a clue...
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Additional information
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| Recent Works:
Carver: High Mountain Tragedy ISBN: 0-595-21686-2
The Cats' Lair ISBN: 0-595-23778-9
Sonoma Quadrant ISBN: 0-595-24731-8
Alex 'n Bender (Winter 2003)
The Room Beyond the Veil (Summer 2003) |
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The Fiction Works of C.H. Foertmeyer
789 Danbury Road
Cincinnati
OH
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