Aloha Trilogy

Podcast 2

Debbie — Mon, 11 Feb 2013 02:54:01 +0000

Podcast airing on CBS radio the weekend of Feb. 9th and Feb. 10th with Brian Banmiller, Banmiller On Business.

cbs 01 02-09-13 a little imagination

Podcast

Debbie — Mon, 11 Feb 2013 02:50:02 +0000

Another Podcast airing on CBS radio the weekend of Feb. 9th and Feb. 10th with Brian Banmiller, Banmiller On Business.

cbs 03 02-09-13 a political pageturner

Interview with Steve Enna, airing on CBS radio nationwide Feb. 9th, 2013

Debbie — Thu, 07 Feb 2013 18:20:09 +0000

Check out Brian Banmiller’s blog, he has the interview with Steve Enna that will air the weekend of Feb. 9th, 2013 on CBS radio nationwide. If you miss the interview, check back for the podcast at www.banmilleronbusiness.com.

Brian Banmiller – Banmiller On Business – A Little Imagination interview

Interview with Cyrus Webb

Debbie — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 22:03:14 +0000

Steve Enna and Dennis Wootten will be the guests on Conversations Live with host Cyrus Webb. They will discussing Adios!, the second book in the Aloha Trilogy.

Date: Thursday, February 23, 2012

Time: 3:00 pm (PST)

Where: www.blogtalkradio.com/conversationswithmusic (will be streaming live)

New Adios! Book Review

Debbie — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 21:17:21 +0000

Adios! (Book 2, Aloha Trilogy)

Stephen A. Enna and Dennis J. Wootten

AuthorHouse (2011)

ISBN 9781467028363

Reviewed by William Phenn for Reader Views (1/12)

”Adios!” is the second book in an action-packed, political thriller trilogy. The first in the series was “Aloha!” and if you liked “Aloha!,” you will appreciate reading “Adios!.”

It picks up from the first book and tells about the President, Bruce Gavin, having all sorts of problems on his hands. First of all, are the illegal immigration problems and the influx of drugs from the Mexican drug cartels? On top of that, he learns that Al-Qaeda has been in clandestine meetings with the largest drug cartel in Mexico. At the same time, the President admits to having an affair with a Catholic Priest and comes out of the closet to tell the American people that he is openly gay.

There is much suspense and intrigue as the book depicts the plight of a woman whose husband died while he was defending his family from the drug cartel. She sets out on a one-woman crusade to stop the cartel and get her revenge. She comes to the attention of the government while dodging the cartel that is trying to kill her.

I would not consider “Adios!” general audience reading; it contains some graphic language and there are some adult situations in the book. It is a fast-paced adult novel about adult situations and deals with social issues that may not be suited for young adults or children. I gave it my favored B overall and enjoyed reading all 250 pages. I look forward to reading the third and last installment of the trilogy, “Goodbye!.” If the previous two (“Aloha!” and “Adios!”) are any indication, “Goodbye!” should be a similar literary adventure.

ADIOS!

Debbie — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 21:27:48 +0000

Adios, the second book of the Bruce Gavin trilogy, is in to the publishers…should be about 30 days until its available!

Steve and Dennis are interviewed by Cyrus A. Webb on his radio program, Midday Conversations 08/25

Debbie — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 17:40:47 +0000

Authors Stephen Enna/Dennis Wootten more on Conversations 08/25 by middayconversations | Blog Talk Radio.

Customer Review

Enna and Wootten’s ALOHA! Is A Great Introduction To A Power Series,August 25, 2011

C. A. Webb “Conversations Book Club”

This review is from: Aloha! (Paperback)

I love a great political story, especially one that takes a very realistic situation and presents it in a well-written novel. That is what authors Stephen A. Enna & Dennis J. Wootten have done with ALOHA!

The book takes us into a time that could very easily be our reality in one case: the deaf of Pres. Obama in 2012. Where the novel really showcases its creativity is the complex Senator Bruce Gavin that wins the election, becoming the President-Elect. Gavin is a man that can get the support of many not only on the right and the middle but even on the left. Some of his positions are at odds with his party, but this is exactly what makes him more capable of winning.

One of the main issues Gavin runs on and plans to deliver on is working on the debt. He is presented with a plan that would substantially help the country take care of its obligations even though it may also cause some division (quite literally in some way) with some of the American people.

Another issue that is addressed in a surprising way in the book is gay marriage. Gavin represents a part of the GOP who believes “live and let live” while even some of the left are having issues coming to terms with their real belief on the subject. The gay marriage discussion is one that leads to other revelations in the book, however, I will leave that up to the reader to discover and enjoy.

In the end the old adage that “Two is better than One” shows itself correct in this writing duo’s work. ALOHA! is a book that those looking for a great political story or just an entertaining read will be sure to enjoy.

August 24, 2011 #1

Debbie — Thu, 25 Aug 2011 17:37:24 +0000

August 24, 2011 #1.

Interview on the Coach Ron Tunick Show. Interview with Steve Enna begins about 30 minutes into the podcast.

Author Spotlight with Steve Enna author of Aloha 08/16 by KWOD Radio | Blog Talk Radio

Debbie — Sun, 21 Aug 2011 23:26:15 +0000

Author Spotlight with Steve Enna author of Aloha 08/16 by KWOD Radio | Blog Talk Radio.

San Francisco Chronicle Book Reviews

Debbie — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 00:11:17 +0000

Sunday, August 7, 2011

San Francisco Chronicle and SFGate.com | Books

Recommendations of new

books from the staffs of a rotating

list of Bay Area independent

bookstores. This week’s list is

from Rakestraw Books, 522

Hartz Ave., Danville. (925) 837-

7337. www.rakestrawbooks.

com. The recommendations are

drawn from independent authors

in the Tri-Valley who will

participate in the first Annual

Local Authors Festival on Saturday.

Aloha!,

By Stephen Enna & Dennis Wootten:

In imagining the future, Enna

and Wootten turn stereotypes on their

heads and explore a vision of American

society that could become reality.