If an animal spoke to you, would you listen?

February 22, 2014 dogs, Drug Trafficking, Mystery, paranormal themes

Special Run

A Paranormal Mystery
by Lena Jo McCoy

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If an animal spoke to you, would you listen? Botanist/psychokinetic Katrina Ormstead creates a super hash, a variety of marijuana she calls MAGIC. Before she can share her successful medical findings with the scientific community, she’s murdered. There is, however, one witness begging to come forward. Special is Katrina’s wolf-hybrid dog. She saw her mistress die. She wants revenge. Now she has to convince food photographer, animal psychic, and Katrina’s best friend Wheat Keigwin of the same thing. Together, dog and woman dedicate themselves to solving the mystery behind Katrina’s death.

Meet the Author: Lena Jo McCoy

Lena Jo McCoy, An agriculture journalist, Lena Jo McCoy has long admired the works of animal behaviorists Temple Grandin and Cesar Millan, as well as the cattlemen and women she’s written about. She enjoys a cutting horse or stock dog competition, finding the connection between man and beast incredible as they work together as one entity. It wasn’t until McCoy had a dream about her childhood dog, Special, that she sat down to write a novel.

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Book News – BestSeller – Snowing In Bali
by Kathryn Bonella – Int’l BestSelling Author and Journalist

January 10, 2013 Bali, biography, Book Tour Radio, Drug Trafficking, Drug Use, Investigative Reporting, true crime, true story

Snowing In Bali

by Kathryn Bonella
Journalist and Author

Former producer at 60 minutes/ author of two international best sellers “No More Tomorrow” and “Hotel Kerobokan” (Internationally titled Hotel K – about Bali’s notorious Kerobokan jail – home to prisoners from across the globe including chef Gordon Ramsay’s brother Ronnie Ramsay.

Now, Kathryn Bonella has released a new book – already number one at Australian airports – titled ‘snowing in bali‘. it’s about the international drug bosses, how they traffic drugs in surfboard, hang glider frames, windsurf booms etc, their close shaves, their glamorous lifestyles in Bali, including orgies, luxury shopping and the busts and death row.

Kathryn interviewed some of the island’s biggest international dealers – speaking for the first time in graphic detail – the book regularly uses direct quotes from the amazingly frank interviews. Most of the island’s top cocaine dealers originally went to Bali to surf, did a drug run to pay for their lifestyle, and got hooked. But it’s from heaven to hell in a blink of an eye. Bali has draconian punishment for drugs, including the death penalty. Two of the drug traffickers she speaks to are now living on death row.