Vivid Hues II: The Nicolaian Compromise

The U. S. President has asked Pastor/Doctor William Barnett to give up his church and work with the president in his administration. DanJaroc and his lieutenant, ThomLaroc shot up Pastor Barnett's church trying to kill Barnett because he wouldn't agree to lead his congregation to accept the Middle Eastern religion, the Nicolaian Way. Barnett was only wounded in the shoulder while a young boy was killed and Billy Moses Baxter, Jr. (Billy J) was shot in the face. Amazingly, shooting up the church caused as much, if not more, trouble for DanJaroc and ThomLaroc than it did for Barnett and his congregation. How can anyone deal with people such as DanJaroc and ThomLaroc? Together, they have helped to build a seditious army of Nicolaians within the United States. The trouble is there are so many of them and most of them are US Citizens, that is, homeland terrorists, flying under our nation's radar. Their goal is to destroy our beloved country and our freedom in favor of the Middle Eastern religious lifestyle. How about the Baxters? Will Billy J recover and, if so, will he ever be the same again having been accidentally shot by a Nicolaian? (ThomLaroc) Racial difficulties already existed in the United States, but now race relations have been so stirred up and so much hate has been created that it's beginning to look more like the years right after slavery all over again. What can Rhett McDonough, Butch Gorden and the Ralanta Police Department do to track down the Nicolaians and unearth who they are and what their vulnerable areas are before they destroy us from within? Will the president, the FBI and all of our nation's police agencies be able to stop these home grown terrorists before they make final connection with other Middle Eastern entities?

Errol Wayne Anderson-Bio Errol’s first novel became a fictitious, four book series about race relations and terrorism emanating from the Middle East in which he named Vivid Hues, Vivid Hues II, and Vivid Hues III and Vivid Hues IV. They have been professionally edited and are still in manuscript form. Errol Started working part time at a local high school where he worked with Special Education students as a job coach. It wasn’t long before Errol had become enamored with his students and could see a book coming from his experiences. It took him two years to write The Job Coach-a story of faction (fact and fiction) with a romance/mystery angle. It was partially based on his experiences as a job coach. Then, with the four Vivid Hues manuscripts and The Job Coach in manuscript form, Errol decided to take advantage of his graphics arts background and form his own publishing firm. So, it was during the first week of 2004 that Golden City Publishing was formed and it eventually became Golden City Publishing, LLC. The Job Coach came off the press later that same year. Errol used news releases via radio, TV, newspapers and, word of mouth and book-signings to advertise The Job Coach. In December of 2004, The Job Coach was among the best selling books in Topeka, KS. Up to that time, The Job Coach had only been sold in Kansas. However, Errol and Golden City Publishing, LLC have been pleased to make The Job Coach available to much of the Midwest. Errol added a new manuscript: Sign and Improve Your Bottom Line. It is a small ＂How To＂ manuscript instructing authors in the art of conducting more profitable book-signings in bookstores and other venues. And he has just finished a manuscript called, Rachel, Lady of Grace or The Lives and Families of Rachel DRJ (Donelson, Robards, Jackson). Rachel is best known for becoming the wife of Andrew Jackson our seventh president. In September of 2008, Errol was voted President of the Kansas Authors Club, District One. The Kansas Authors Club has a one hundred and four year history having received its Kansas Charter back in 1904. KAC is state wide and has seven districts. After some polishing, Errol has now decided it’s time to publish Vivid Hues I, II, III, and IV. He has enlisted the help of CreateSpace for this publication.