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Jerra Rose
THE BOOKS

The Zebra Conspiracy
ISBN-13: 978-1-58982-453-9
ISBN-10: 1-58982-453-9
Marlee Rhettello's life was more than perfect - a big house in Beverly Hills, two beautiful children, and a high profile defense attorney husband, Vance "Rhett" Rhettello, who adores her. But Marlee's world shatters after seeing her husband with another woman, and after the murder of the president's primary advisor. Suddenly a CIA agent, David James, hunts her down for more information about someone very close to her, and she becomes entangled ina plot filled with suspense and murder, and finds herself trying to escape her own death. Will her life ever be the way it was?

The Prism Affect
(Coming soon)
Nicholas Crowley is a revered journalist and nightly news commentator always in search of the next big story. Motivated by intrigue, he sets out on a clandestine quest to uncover information about greed and corruption within the White House, flying under the radar of studio executives. While investigating a tip, the network decided to change his show's format and hired a new anchor to share the news desk with aspirations of her own, which changed the dynamics of Nick's covert activities. His new partner, Casey Waters, had no idea what she signed up for, nor if she would survive the rollercoaster ride as Nicholas Crowley's new partner. One week on the job and she was ready to leave New York City behind and go back home to Lincoln, Nebraska after being shot at, nearly blown up, and barely surviving the crash of Air Force One in the Atlas Mountains in Tunisia. Will she make it to week two on the job?

"Born on the Fourth of July into a Nation being erased, Ezekiel Proctor was a man caught between two worlds and two laws. A survivor of the Trail of Tears and a Union veteran, he would go from being a fugitive hunted by the U.S. Army to a Senator and a Deputy U.S. Marshal. This is the true story of the man behind the deadliest tragedy in the history of the U.S. Marshals—a man who fought for his people's soul until the very end."
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