Philip Fraterrigo: 7 books

Mookie is tired of being victimized by the school bully and when he stumbles upon the web site, "Hell.org", he believes his prayers have been answered. But, is it worth the cost?

Senior citizen, George Eldridge returns home after mysteriously disappearing two years before and vows revenge on the aliens who abducted him. Helen, his long suffering wife, begins to question his sanity when he starts to build a space ship in his back yard with the expressed intention of returning...

Bootsie's addiction follows a drug user's search for heroin on the Fourth of July. In Big Tony's Escape,a former gang leader plots to escape from the Supermax prison and regain his position as leader of the gang. Ryan plans to lure a burglar into his house so he can murder him but Oh Crap, things...

Annika's Christmas is a story about a little girl with a big heart who wants to donate a toy to her school's Christmas toy drive for under privileged children. Circumstances intervene forcing her to make the toughest decision of her young life. Loosely based on a true event, it's a holiday story the whole family will enjoy. Merry Christmas.

Twelve short stories that cover a broad spectrum of human experience. In The Greatest Fisherman, a young boy, just recently removed from the inner city, goes fishing for the first time and meets a very interesting individual. Groceries for Harold is a dark comedy about the undying love between two...

When Lee Harvey Oswald pulled the trigger in 1963 he never dreamed that pure chance would present him with the perfect scapegoat. Now, in 2013, Oswald is a successful businessman, Officer J.D. Tippit is alive and his friend, William Peele, a retired Dallas Police Detective, still continues his quest...

Twists and turns abound in this historically inspired novel as William Sutcliffe, a former Continental soldier, flees to avoid arrest after his wife, Rachel, is murdered by Eli, a sadistic vampire. Sutcliffe, also a vampire, swears an oath to avenge her murder and begins a journey that spans 230 years...