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Counter Clockwise

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Could a man from 1988 go back in time and head off a devastationg events that occurred forty-six years earlier? This thriller, featuring a cop, a glamorous film star, and a dogged newspaper reporter, merges alternative history with science fiction.

216 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 15, 2007

About the author

Roger L. Conlee

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Roger L. Conlee, who lives in San Diego, is a longtime journalist, author and public relations professional. Highlights include:

- Principal of Conlee Communications, a now-inactive public relations and marketing firm.

- Former features staffer, copy editor and men's fashion columnist, CHICAGO DAILY NEWS. Former chief copy editor and sportswriter, SAN DIEGO EVENING TRIBUNE. Former Communications Director, San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce.

- Writing awards:

-Winner of the Action/Thriller Fiction Award in the 2010 San Diego Book Awards for The Hindenburg Letter.

-Winner of the Fantasy/Science Fiction Award in the 2007 San Diego Book Awards for Counterclockwise.

-Distinguished Honor Award for Every Shape, Every Shadow, Military Writers Society of America, 2006.

"One of the 100 Best Short Stories of the Year," WRITERS' DIGEST, 1997.

The Nonfiction Award, Southern California Writers' Conference, 1995.

- Affiliations:

Past director of the San Diego Press Club, San Diego County chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ), San Diego State University Alumni Association. Past president of the San Diego Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA). Recipient of PRSA's Eva Irving Achievement Award, 1996; former San Diego Public Relations Professional of the Year.

Novels:

- THE HINDENBURG LETTER . Latest historical thriller. An impetuous reporter for William Randolph Hearst risks his very life to steal into Nazi Germany during World War II on a desperate mission of family revenge.


- COUNTERCLOCKWISE. A tale of war, spies, time travel, and a Southern California few could know or imagine. A place beyond space and time. Did squadrons of Japanese planes attack Los Angeles with a devastating air raid during World War II? And could a man do something about it fifty years later?

- EVERY SHAPE, EVERY SHADOW. A historical novel on the Battle of Guadalcanal, published by Pale Horse Books."

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April 4, 2015
A gripping tale weaving love, life, and alternative history into a fast-paced visit to the West Coast during the months after America's entry into World War II. An easy introduction to time travel and its complexities.

Displayed on the Staff Picks shelf at my local library. I'm glad I read it. I'll be reading more of Roger Conlee's books.
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