Masonic Fiction:
The Master's Men

Now Available in Paperback

​America is falling. The U.S. dollar is worthless and the U.S. Government can no longer protect its citizens. Local police and fire departments don't show up for work. It's every man, woman and child for themselves. Luckily, there is one organization who is prepared for this very event. Freemasonry is the oldest and most resourceful fraternity in the world. With his blue lodge supporting him Gary, a young Freemason, will help his brethren try to survive. Through his journey to the east, Gary will discover just what Faith, Charity and Brotherly Love really mean.

Abolish the Police 

By Rob Disario
​It’s time society updates the law enforcement system. In a digital age of artificial intelligence and advanced technology, the concept of an antiquated system of policing has gone the way of the taxicab. America is still policing as we were a hundred years ago. America must discuss our outdated arm of law enforcement which starts with eliminating the brutal, corrupt policing system. Abolish the Police analyzes the many facets of police work that have become unnecessary and obsolete. By utilizing everyday technology, society can come together to address common behavior or man-made issues without the help from police officers.

Abolish the Police should be considered the handbook for 21st century civilizations to maintain safety. By deploying the tactics outlined in Abolish the Police, America can enforce the laws, hold criminals accountable and eradicate the never ending stream of citizen deaths at the hands of the police.

Drink the Punch

by Rob Disario 
"​Do you know someone who’s battling with addiction? At Daniels Recovery Center we’ll provide you or your loved one with the necessary counseling and resources to combat the most dangerous of addiction. The resident treatment program provides housing, food and recreation while you recover with friends you can know and trust. The Daniels Recovery Center is the path to a clean and healthy life"...or is it. 

A seasoned, freelance journalist is contracted to write a biography about Daniel, the center’s director. During his time at the facility Harvey finds the truth behind this seemingly harmless drug rehab center. When the staff becomes suspicious of him, Harvey must fight to see the outside world again. Will he live through the week to tell his story? 

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Cops & Robbers of Whiskey Point

Whiskey Point is a small town with big problems. Once a thriving community of business and manufacturing companies, it has become a safe haven of crime and disorder. Cut backs to government services have sent tax paying businesses packing. Private security companies like American Guard are hired to fill the gap in police deficiencies. When Whiskey Point gets hit with a rash of robberies, Detective Emilio Perez is teamed up (against his will) with an overly excited rookie cop, Rick Palligrou. As the two keep digging Emilio finds he's not as disinterested as he thought. But soon afterwards, he begins regretting forming a bond with his new partner. And that's just the beginning...

Protect Yourself

​At one point in your life you’ll find yourself victimized by your fellow man. That’s just a simple fact. Victimization can range from damage to your car or home, or theft of your personal possessions. You may also become a victim of the worst type of offense: violent crime. Unfortunately, in our society it’s not a question of if, but when. This book is intended to provide tips and tricks to protect yourself from the most common types of victimization. Also included are steps to prevent becoming a victim of not-so common types. Thus, we need to take individual ownership for our own safety. Humans are animals with the luxury of free will (and opposing thumbs). While most use free will for good, criminals will feed on others even if it benefits them only temporarily. 

#Nationwide Police Strike

There are approximately 770 thousand police officers in the United States. All of whom take the job for different reasons, but the one commonality is they want to help people. Sometimes society forgets that it's just a job. The occupation does not define them as human beings. Its not WHO they are; its what they do to make money. Similar to any other occupation in America, Police Officers can walk away from their job at any time. They can quit with no repercussions other than loss of a pay check. But I ask you...WHAT WOULD HAPPEN?

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