Code 47 To BREV Force: Cracko (Paperback or Softback)

I wrote "Code 47 to BREV Force," long before, cloning, before there was much information about holograms, and before there was any indication that computers were anything more than machines, but I wrote it mostly because my sons had become computer game players and no longer read books. I originally wrote "Code 47 to BREV Force," to be a 72 page super hero story that would appeal to my sons. As it turned out, it is now a trilogy of about 800 pages, about growing up dealing with who we are, examining families and relationships, and how we respond to the threats to our world! As I wrote this story it took on a life of its own. It wanted to be told for all those who search for who they are and cry out for the world to see them and understand them. We are not all super heroes, including those who are, but in the end, “Code 47 to BREV Force," shows what makes us vulnerable and what makes us strong and what makes us real super heroes! I hope you enjoy, “Code 47 to BREV Force."

F. Barish-Stern was an actress for years, but when her children preferred video games to reading, she turned her love of stories from performing to creating.

Her first novel, "Code 47 to BREV Force," was written on the train from New York to Disneyworld, and was originally 75 pages. She used her sons love of superheroes as a theme, but never went any further...until recently when she was encouraged by the increased love of superheroes, to bring it out from the bottom drawer. So, she tuned 75 pages into the BREV Force trilogy; of over 750 pages.

Over the years, writing for newspapers and magazines led her to helping other writers and she used those experiences to create, "HOW TO WRITE YOUR BOOK, From an Idea...To Your Published Story," a step by step book, narrated by 3 cartoon type guides: the writer, editor and publisher, who can help anyone write their story.

Barish-Stern is also the author of, "TELL IT TO THE FUTURE," and "New Horizons." Recently, she turned her attention to tutoring and writing seminars, for all ages, More information can be found at: goldenquillpress.com