Ron L Carter: 7 books

Five months after being drafted into the United States Army, I found myself in the middle of South Vietnam and wondering if I was ever going to go home again. This book will give the reader a view of what the Vietnam War was like for me. It has over 50 true stories and events that show different obstacles the soldiers faced and bizarre ways they died while in Vietnam.

Are serial killers born or made? Nature versus nurture? Follow the journey of a mild mannered, soft spoken young man from childhood to adulthood. By all accounts Cody appears to be normal in every way, but inside, he's a ticking time bomb ready to explode. Follow him as he transforms into a sociopathic killer.

Follow the paths of two psychopathic killers from childhood to adulthood and feel the anger and sadness for them. Deep inside the darkest part of you, there might be just a little empathy for the killers. You may actually find yourself feeling like some of their victims deserved what happened to them. (If there is such a thing as deserving to die).

When Doug lost his only grandson in Afghanistan from a terrorist I.E.D., it was unbearable for him. Michael had been like a son to him and his grief led him on his own personal war to hunt down the 35 suspected terrorist cells in America. Follow as he hunts them down and does his best to destroy them.

All was quiet in the sleepy little ghost town of Red Mountain. Residents never had to worry about their safety or their belongings until something changed their idyllic setting. Women no longer would leave the house after dark and men sleep with weapons next to their bed. Neighbors begin to question one another as they live in fear of the "Night Crawlers.

It wasn't the last minute call to a kitchen fire that almost ruined Tyler's one year anniversary dinner with his wife Maggie. It was the fact that he took his eyes off the road for a split second as he was rushing home. Firefighter Tyler wakes to find he's no longer part of the living, nor...

Much to his dismay, Doug wakes to find that his mission isn't over yet.