Tabla Rosa (Predator Control)

by D.E. Heil

TABLA ROSA is a story of hope and resolve born of necessity.Dr. Fogler is unwillingly thrust into the world of the homeless where he must survive without friends, family, credentials, or business contacts to guide him through a morass of human relationships as he struggles to rejoin society as a functioning person. Then he meets Dr. Sarah Collins, whose ideal life is ripped from her. As unlikely cohorts, they stumble through a maze of plaguing situations in a desperate attempt to establish new and satisfying lives.This book was written to personalize the surging contemporary social issue of women choosing self-protection over submission, exploring the concept of remaining defenseless versus choosing empowerment, and obtaining conquest over the harsh reality of malevolence while surviving its fiendish clout.Humorous moments and emotional skirmishes quickly move the story forward as strong, independent women, and the men they care about, are empowered to build fulfilling, meaningful lives free from fear.

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About the author

D.E. Heil was born on a wintry day in Pittsburgh in 1956. His mother was perpetually late for important appointments, and in keeping with her tardy nature, never spent more than twenty minutes in a hospital before birthing any of her four babies.

It is through his close association with Second Amendment issues that he has gained great insight into the world of ordinary Americans willingly accepting the responsibility of providing protection for themselves, their family, and their communities.

Because of his fellowship with typical yet remarkable Americans, his writing career was born.
He and his wife live in Pennsylvania where they raised their four children.