In the shadow of World War II, Lithuania barely survives the Germans. Then the Russians come. 1944. The Russians occupy Lithuania in a reign of terror. Ludmelia Kudirka must watch while soldiers murder her mother. But she escapes. She flees to the forest, knowing she won't be safe for long. Terrified, Ludmelia stumbles upon a ragtag band of farmers armed with stolen weapons to fight the Russians. But how can they defeat the largest army in the world? Ludmelia must decide whether to join them in an impossible fight for freedom. Or to live the rest of her life in fear under the cloak of Soviet communism. Based on actual events, Amber Wolf is a WW II historic powerhouse of sacrifice, survival, and love of country.

In a deadly game of nuclear chess, one woman is Europe’s last hope. After a coup brings a new president of the Russian Federation to power, the military threat level in Eastern Europe skyrockets. Amid the chaos, a crazed radical prepares a deadly move: a dirty bomb built from nuclear material stolen years ago from the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant. The target: the Russian Embassy in Kiev, Ukraine. The goal: provoke NATO into permanently installing troops in Eastern Europe to block imminent Russian invasions. Zuza Bartus, a Lithuanian ARAS counterterrorism agent, must stop the plot. But success comes at an impossible cost. If she foils the attack, Russia is sure to retaliate. If she fails, thousands will die. Caught in a vicious game of power and betrayal, Zuza must decide who lives and who dies, and how far she’s willing to go for the cause of freedom