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Award-Winning Author, Ray Palla
KRILL AMERICA
“Krill America” triumphs in a stunning humanity-baring conclusion.
This novel is an essay on human interaction when people with
little in common are thrown together and forced to work toward a
collective goal. A story of struggle and the measure of man’s
success, KRILL AMERICA is a thriller rife with “unrelenting
tension and suspense." The characters and plot are so real that
the impending-death story of the Galveston research vessel is
described by critics as having "I was there" graphic wealth.”
Storied amid “The Old Man and the Sea,” “The Flight of the
Phoenix,” and “Titanic,” stricken crippled in the Antarctic, the
ship is adrift and doomed. Chief Engineer, MAX VILLANUEVA
faces his torn life and the challenge of a lifetime with a rattled
crew of ragtag survivors at the bottom of the world.
SIMPLE TRIPLE STANDARD
"Simple Triple Standard" is Historical Fiction gnawing the gut of local radio news
reporter Bryant L Herman in a close-knit community bent with double standards.
Every day we’re affected by standards, whether we perceive
their presence or not. "The Real Official, Almost True Backstory
for Modern Commercial Radio" demonstrates some common
double standards, as well as how much more complicated a
triple standard can be. World famous Austin music celebrities
and recognizable local radio personalities embody Bryant's
descriptive of this genuine 1970s Texas-style nostalgic win.
SIMPLE TRIPLE STANDARD is seasoned with love, passion,
and an unexpected lethal twist.
Bryant L Herman lives vicariously through stories in the news
and privately wonders if his own life story will ever amount to
anything nearly as noteworthy. Relative to where you stand, the
answer can be deadly.
H: INFIDELS OF OIL
After a rudimentary H-bomb erupts half-a-world away in a Middle-Eastern
oilfield, global war appears imminent.
Politically, Socially, Emotionally Jolting
Cultural beliefs and raw cowboy personalities fatally clash when
terrorists smuggle several obsolete Soviet hydrogen weapons
into west Texas. Their mission is an all-out nuclear-radiation
assault on American oil fields. This border breach threatens to
permanently poison vast strategic U.S. underground petroleum
energy reserves.
Facing constant turmoil from production costs, plunging barrel
prices, and predictions of a soon-to-be hydrogen-powered
world; a handful of oilmen counter attack. Grit-hardened, these
small-town roughnecks reluctantly realize that they are all alone
with the enemy on the Texas desert. Under a looming cloud of
nuclear fallout, they defy the imminent demise of not just their
individual careers, but collectively their very lives.
2054: MURDER ON THE MOON
"Some people go crazy on the moon, others have to be crazy before they'll
show up here."
Think you could live on the moon in the year 2054?
In some ways, living here resembles a home, but more often
than not, you're consumed with a fear of being alone forever.
That feeling overwhelms any conscious recollection of embrace
or sense of belonging.
The moon has just 6% Earth's gravity. Things stray farther. The
human mind strays further.
"You brought a gun to the moon?"
"You didn't?"
COMING SOON
Award-Winning Author, Ray Palla
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KRILL AMERICA
“Krill America” triumphs in a stunning humanity-baring conclusion.
This novel is an essay on human interaction when people with little in common are thrown together and forced to
work toward a collective goal. A story of struggle and the measure of man’s success, KRILL AMERICA is a thriller
rife with “unrelenting tension and suspense." The characters and plot are so real that the impending-death story
of the Galveston research vessel is described by critics as having "I was there" graphic wealth.”
Storied amid “The Old Man and the Sea,” “The Flight of the Phoenix,” and “Titanic,” stricken crippled in the Antarctic, the ship is adrift and doomed.
Chief Engineer, MAX VILLANUEVA faces his torn life and the challenge of a lifetime with a rattled crew of ragtag survivors at the bottom of the world.
SIMPLE TRIPLE STANDARD
"Simple Triple Standard" is Historical Fiction gnawing the gut of local radio news reporter Bryant L Herman in a close-knit
community bent with double standards.
Every day we’re affected by standards, whether we perceive their presence or not. "The Real Official, Almost
True Backstory for Modern Commercial Radio" demonstrates some common double standards, as well as how
much more complicated a triple standard can be. World famous Austin music celebrities and recognizable local
radio personalities embody Bryant's descriptive of this genuine 1970s Texas-style nostalgic win. SIMPLE TRIPLE STANDARD is seasoned with love,
passion, and an unexpected lethal twist.
Bryant L Herman lives vicariously through stories in the news and privately wonders if his own life story will ever amount to anything nearly as
noteworthy. Relative to where you stand, the answer can be deadly.
H: INFIDELS OF OIL
After a rudimentary H-bomb erupts half-a-world away in a Middle-Eastern oilfield, global war appears imminent.
Politically, Socially, Emotionally Jolting
Cultural beliefs and raw cowboy personalities fatally clash when terrorists smuggle several obsolete Soviet
hydrogen weapons into west Texas. Their mission is an all-out nuclear-radiation assault on American oil fields.
This border breach threatens to permanently poison vast strategic U.S. underground petroleum energy reserves.
Facing constant turmoil from production costs, plunging barrel prices, and predictions of a soon-to-be hydrogen-
powered world; a handful of oilmen counter attack. Grit-hardened, these small-town roughnecks reluctantly realize that they are all alone with the
enemy on the Texas desert. Under a looming cloud of nuclear fallout, they defy the imminent demise of not just their individual careers, but
collectively their very lives.
2054: MURDER ON THE MOON
"Some people go crazy on the moon, others have to be crazy before they'll show up here."
Think you could live on the moon in the year 2054?
In some ways, living here resembles a home, but more often than not, you're consumed with a fear of being
alone forever. That feeling overwhelms any conscious recollection of embrace or sense of belonging.
The moon has just 6% Earth's gravity. Things stray farther. The human mind strays further.
"You brought a gun to the moon?"
"You didn't?"
COMING SOON
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