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Robert J. Henry I currently have 3 projects on the go. One is another book in the Owen Henderson series. It deals with child abduction, more specifically abduction th…moreI currently have 3 projects on the go. One is another book in the Owen Henderson series. It deals with child abduction, more specifically abduction that leads to human slavery. There are hundreds of children that go missing each and every day in North America. Many of which are forced into prostitution and other types of slavery. Many law enforcement agencies dedicate entire departments to such crimes. I feel this story can open peoples eyes to this serious crime.

My second project is a first person observation of a lively and often quirky apartment building full of interesting characters. It will be written in a journal style.

My third project that I am working on is a crime/spy novel. It is centered around a young woman who is bright in her field of study and works for the federal government. Her skills as a translator and her training in law enforcement have her thrust into some undercover international spying. During this time she also stumbles across some long unsolved crimes that involve people from her past. (less)

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Robert J. Henry I find writing a way to escape. It's like watching a movie unfold in your head. This seems to keep me engaged and want to write what I "made up". …moreI find writing a way to escape. It's like watching a movie unfold in your head. This seems to keep me engaged and want to write what I "made up". (less)

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