Roy E. Hoover
Biography
Roy Hoover was born the fifth of twelve children. The son of a strict and poor Schoolteacher, he was raised in a poverty ridden section of Southern Indiana, where violence was a way of life. His mother was a very loving and religious person that filled the vacuum left by his father, and she persistently encouraged the family to do better. Leaving home at 18, he served with the First Cavalry Division in Korea, volunteered for a covert mission in Southeast Asia, and is an honorably discharged Vietnam-era veteran.
A few weeks after his 20th birthday, Hoover was released from duty with the Army, and returned to Indiana. Three months later, he married the love of his life, Gloria Faye Denney. Although, happier than he had ever been, he could not shake the wanderlust in his soul. He gave up a secure Government job, and moved his family around the USA for a few years, prior to permanently settling in Mesa, Arizona.
Hoover worked more than 60 hours a week to support his family, while making his way through college. He received his BS degree from Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona, and his Juris Doctor degree from Pepperdine University School of Law, Malibu, California. During his stay at Pepperdine, he wrote articles for the Law School Newspaper and for the Law Journal. He completed Law School in two years, and worked for a short time with the California Public Defender's Office, prior to returning to his first interest, engineering. As an Engineer, he thoroughly enjoyed his career and involvement with spacecraft, satellites, insulin pumps, and heart pacemakers.
Hoover shared many wonderful years with Gloria, until her battle with cancer ended. Alone and feeling lost, he began to write some of the stories that he had hidden away for a long time. As the dreams and imagination that sustained him during his years of poverty came forth, they began to merge with the memories that dwelled in the backwaters of his soul, and the combination fashioned novels for the happenstance of everyday living.
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Books
How to Write eBooks, Term papers and Articles
by Roy E. Hoover
Price: $1.29 USD. 17540 words.
Published on March 31, 2012. Nonfiction.
The art of writing does not have to be difficult.
Formatting is a snap—when you know how.
Word substitution is must and will be made easy for you.
Getting started writing today.
Coming to grips with the four basic elements of any book.
Using the book title as the “hook” to attract buyers.
Making a cover page that will entice customers.
How many pages and words should a book contain?
Mean Daddy Hurt Me!
by Roy E. Hoover
Price: $2.99 USD. 66630 words.
Published on March 26, 2012. Fiction.
From the dankest extremes of death’s rigors comes a foreboding contagion that has the capacity to pick at the innards of humanity in a way that leaves a fearful coldness where only moments before ran the warm vibrancy of life. This sheer detestation for life eclipses the ever-darkening shadows cast by the overhanging trees that are growing from the looming hillsides and jutting outward.
I'm Happy! The Little Lamb that CAN
by Roy E. Hoover
Price: $1.29 USD. 5990 words.
Published on November 12, 2011. Fiction.
Happy is quite content to stay with his mother and to simply play away the day. It is a life that he loves and expects to continue forever! A life-changing event occurs when Happy is called to begin the rigorous training to become a Ram. Happy does not like the idea of leaving his wonderful mother to attend the meetings at the sacred Order of the Rams.
Run to the Sun
by Roy E. Hoover
Price: $2.99 USD. 97780 words.
Published on November 11, 2011. Fiction.
Jumping to her feet, Penny shouts, "God's Plan? How could any great and wonderful God come up such a horrible plan! Here, I want you to take this damn stick and beat me! I want you to beat me like you hate me! I want you to beat the living Hell out of me just like I would beat it out of you, if you had caused her death! Now take this and beat me, damn you—beat me!"
The Thorn of the Holy Crown
by Roy E. Hoover
Price: $2.99 USD. 85550 words.
Published on November 7, 2011. Fiction.
“Oh Rachel,” cries Shiloh, as he grabs her around the waist and presses his head against her midsection. “I do not know what to do. I am so entirely lost and so alone. The very joy of life has been taken from me!I have lost all of my tomorrows! All of them.”
If one must describe The Thorn of the Holy Crown in a single word, it would be WOW!It is raging with intrigue, love and fervor.
Lavenders of Eternal Bliss: An American Family Saga
by Roy E. Hoover
Price: $4.59 USD. 178900 words.
Published on November 6, 2011. Fiction.
A blend of action, romance and history into a fascinating story reminiscent of War and Peace, Gone with the Wind, and other classics. Based upon the Author’s distant relations, this account creates such a compelling, exciting and potentially controversial novel.
Lavenders of Eternal Bliss: An American Family Saga is blended from Run to the Sun, and Civil War Spy and the Women he left Behind.
In-Laws always Park over The Septic Tank
by Roy E. Hoover
Price: $1.29 USD. 14970 words.
Published on November 6, 2011. Fiction.
Whether you are looking for a chuckle or a belly laugh while on a plane, train, or automobile, then this is the eBook for you to read! It is hilariously funny and loaded with one-liners and real-life situations that will stir the funny bone in everyone, including your boss!
In time the truth comes out about several of the family, as they end up in the hospital or in jail.
Civil War Spy and The Women he left Behind
by Roy E. Hoover
Price: $2.99 USD. 81170 words.
Published on November 6, 2011. Fiction.
Civil War Spy blends action, romance, history, and geography all into a fascinating story reminiscent of Gone with the Wind.
To keep up his image as a gallant Confederate Officer, the Spy has become involved with a Woman-of-the-South that provides sustenance to his lonely soul.
Frustration and loneliness compels his wife to go find him, and she narrowly misses catching another woman in his bed.
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