George D. Shuman Book order
January 1, 1952
George D. Shumanis is a seasoned author whose writing draws from a deep well of real-world experience. A former twenty-year veteran of the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Police Department, Shumanis brings an authentic perspective to his narratives. His work is characterized by a sharp, insightful exploration of human nature under pressure. He crafts compelling stories that resonate with readers long after the last page.
- 2016
- 2009
Lost Girls
- 336 pages
- 12 hours of reading
The story follows blind psychic Sherry Moore as she navigates the Caribbean in search of a ruthless kingpin involved in human trafficking. Along her journey, she encounters a formidable adversary with a similar ability to perceive the last moments of a deceased person's life, leading to a gripping confrontation. The novel intertwines themes of psychic abilities and the dark realities of crime, creating a suspenseful narrative that explores both the supernatural and the human condition.
- 2007
18 Seconds
- 384 pages
- 14 hours of reading
A blind psychic possesses the extraordinary ability to witness the final 18 seconds of a murder victim's life, aiding a newly appointed female police lieutenant in her pursuit of a ruthless serial killer. This gripping debut thriller intertwines their unique perspectives as they navigate the complexities of the investigation, revealing the chilling depths of the human psyche and the haunting echoes of violence.