RMAhmose.com showcases professionally published books by R.M. Ahmose.
About RMAhmose.com
Dedicated to imparting his knowledge as a teacher, R.M. Ahmose continues to encourage growth through his writing -- his method: a subtle expression of ideas and views that encourage readers to draw their own conclusions. Once touched by an R.M. Ahmose novel, readers never seem to view things quite the same way again.
Books
Suspense. Intrigue. Readers with a passion for the intricacies of subtle detail will find R.M. Ahmose’s unique stories fascinating. His books are available in print and as e-books and can be readily purchased online directly from sites featured at his website, RMAhmose.com. His works are also available through PublishAmerica.com, RoseDogBooks.com, as well as retailers including BarnesandNoble.com, Amazon.com, Alibris.com, Target.com, BooksaMillion.com and others.
The R.M. Ahmose Presents series includes the following:
- Dark Tales to Light the Way, published by PublishAmerica, takes the reader on an excursion into darker regions of the mind with two decidedly haunting tales. Oddly, though, there are actually moments of lighthearted fun.
- More Grim Tales To Enlighten, published by PublishAmerica, is a compelling duo of suspense tales which reflect the author's intent to move the reader to consider alternate realities.
- Troubling Tales To Relax With, published by RoseDog Books, employs an odd duality within the three tales featured. The paradox: our deriving enjoyment in sharing in the disconcerting adventures of the characters.
- His newest title, released April, 2009, is entitled Heavy Tales Rising. A publication of RoseDog Books, it offers three tales certain to deliver a spellbinding read. Each story presents a potpourri of unusual twists, turns and mayhem that only R.M. Ahmose can deliver.
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Fun Facts and Additional Information
- To date, R.M. Ahmose has advanced a book of tales each year.
- R.M. Ahmose particularly favors works by Mark Twain due to Twain's ability skillfully to illunnate certain past ills of American society and the complexities of social injustice.
- All stories by R.M. Ahmose tend to have a socially pertinent theme or central idea he means to convey to the reader concerning aspects of all human societies.
