Four Books – All Different but All Sharing an Amazing Message to Benefit Humanity

The life experiences of Ernest Edward Hunt, while living among the diverse
cultures of California, St. Louis, New York, Dallas and Paris, France, are evident
in the richness of the plots in his amazing books.

Dallas, TX, December 22, 2009 -- The life experiences of Ernest Edward Hunt, while
living among the diverse cultures of California, St. Louis, New York, Dallas and
Paris, France, are evident in the richness of the plots in his amazing books. It
is a huge feat to write one good book - this man has managed to write four! While
each one is unique, the well-researched technique and style of the writer surfaces
in them all, adding to the thrills in the reader’s roller coaster ride of a
lifetime!

Paris Under Siege (Publish America) is the story of a wealthy Algerian living in
France who appears to help poor North Africans, barely surviving in the suburbs of
Paris. After a New York Reporter’s friend discovers that this man is, in fact, an
Islamic terrorist hiding munitions in the Sahara desert, with the target being
Paris, the chase begins. Helped in his escape by a female Muslim Egyptian, they
recruit the American Embassy in their plan to thwart the destruction of American
institutions in Paris. Every bit as exciting, A Death in Dallas (Publish America)
takes a whole different turn in the story of a severely wounded vet returning from
Iraq who finds his true self again while helping a victim of human trafficking in
Dallas, returning her to her family in Mexico. With help from this woman and a
private detective, he and his fiancée trace the traffickers to a company in Dallas
and later confront the gang in Mexico who are supplying the girls. The author’s
intention for both these books is to bring awareness to the issue of human
slavery, particularly in regards to treatment of Muslim women.

The author’s interest in international Muslim relations continues in Paris On Fire

(Publish America), the sequel to Paris Under Siege, the story of a wounded
Algerian terrorist who recovers from a shootout in Paris and returns to Algeria to
recruit terrorists in a bid to incite violence in the Muslim suburbs. As riots run
amok in the streets of Paris, it takes an unlikely team of an undercover agent, a
female reporter, a devout female Muslim and a U.S. Embassy officer to thwart his
plan.

Terror on East 72nd Street (Publish America) is the story of a violent encounter
between two men on the streets of New York that precipitates a series of conflicts
between federal agents and Canadian Islamic terrorists seeking to destroy the
Statue of Liberty. In a chase that begins in the Catskill Mountains, to a
hazardous ferry crossing from Vancouver to Victoria, and ends in an abandoned
railway tunnel near the Brooklyn waterfront, there ensues murder, mayhem and
martyrdom in a chilling and evil turn of events that will keep readers on the edge
of their seats! In this book, Hunt emphasizes the ongoing struggle against
radicals crossing the northern border. Visit the website of this remarkable writer
at: www.eehunt.com.

Before publishing these four amazing novels, Hunt’s previous published work was
academic, having graduated from Stanford University with two degrees and Princeton
Theological Seminary where he earned a doctorate. It remains his desire to find a
common sense of human decency amongst the practitioners of all faiths.

TIP SHEET:
Olivia de Havilland, world-renowned actress, was enthralled by both of the ‘Paris’
themed books.

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