Fredrick Cooper

Biography

Fredrick Cooper is an award-winning author, environmental engineer, a native of the Pacific Northwest and a member of the Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe. In addition to being a writer, he spends his spare time on his boat cruising in Alaska and British Columbia or in his workshop where he expresses his creativity through traditional Native American woodcarving. He is a member of the Pacific Northwest Writers Association and Oregon Authors and currently working on a second sequel to his Earl Armstrong series. His debut novel, Riders of the Tides, was recognized with: a 2013 IPPY award for Best Regional Fiction: West-Pacific Region; a 2014 Beverly Hills Book Award finalist in the new fiction category; and Honorable Mention in the 2014 Hollywood Book Awards General Fiction category.

Books

Glacier World
Price: $4.99 USD. Words: 95,190. Language: English. Published: October 31, 2019. Categories: Fiction » Adventure » General, Fiction » Thriller & suspense » Action & suspense
Earl Armstrong is missing a shipment of valuable lumber and it could destroy his career. Attempting to trace his lost shipment in the era of global transactions and, ultimately, in the ice and snowbound mountains of Southeast Alaska, Earl and his son are exposed to danger and death as they discover why his lumber ended up in Alaska and are pursued by more than one kind of Glacier World predator.
Riders of the Tides
Price: $1.99 USD. Words: 112,750. Language: English. Published: September 16, 2015. Categories: Fiction » Historical » General
Riders of the Tides is one lively and exciting adventure after another in two time periods – the 1850’s and present day. It is a wonderful tale blending historical events of the Oregon Territory, compassion for the plight of Native Americans during the time of Manifest Destiny, and a family saga.
Destruction Island
Price: $1.99 USD. Words: 104,470. Language: English. Published: September 14, 2015. Categories: Fiction » Thriller & suspense » Action & suspense
Destruction Island, a remote island with an abandoned lighthouse off the coast of Washington, has a tragic history and held a secret for over 200 years until discovered in the logs of the first lighthouse keeper. Earl Armstrong, a descendent of the keeper, in the face of danger and murder, attempts to unravel the mystery and search for a priceless Native American sun mask.