Robert Kearns is a name that resonates with readers who appreciate thoughtful storytelling and well-crafted narratives. His books and stories offer a blend of compelling characters, intricate plots, and vivid settings. This article explores the literary world of Robert Kearns, shedding light on his published works, themes, and the unique qualities that make his novels stand out. Exploring Robert Kearns Literary Works Robert Kearns has built a diverse collection of novels that

Readers' Favorite today awarded my story, U.S.S. Tenacity, a Five Star review: "U.S.S. Tenacity is a spooky story that left me scratching my head. I was intrigued from the first page. Robert E. Kearns is a gifted writer because he made me question my sanity. The logical part of my brain was telling me that everything was a coincidence, but a superstitious voice in my head was persuading me that the ship was haunted. I loved the mystery of it all. I recommend you read this boo

New for the festive season: Tristan's Christmas Concert by Robert E. Kearns Tommy is a music enthusiast and attends the Orchestra School of Music in Waterford,. There, he's a favorite of its head teacher, Tina. One day, Tommy comes to Tina and tells her that the flute he plays on went missing from its usual spot in the bedroom. Tommy then borrows a recorder from Tina as an experiment to find out who took it. Staying awake after dark, he leaves the recorder next to his open wi

New from Robert E. Kearns - Ossuary In ancient Judea, to the objections of an overbearing parent, a young couple fall in love. When Maria becomes pregnant, they must elope. However, the girl's father wants his revenge and hatches a plot to return them to their home town. In this epic novel, the author takes us on a sweeping journey of love, tragedy and the human condition. Ossuary by Robert E. Kearns is superlative re-imagining of the greatest story ever told. Find Ossuary at

Dive headfirst into the smoky, raucous pups of 1970s Dublin with The Feathers Flew, a wickedly sharp short story that’ll grab you by the collar and drag you into the predictable world of Paddy Keenan—a man whose heart belongs to a pint of stout and the hum of barroom banter. By day, he’s a working-class everyman; by night, he swaps his wife’s nagging and the chaos of his rowdy kids for the warm glow of the public house. But when a quacking, waddling oddity—a pet duck—crash-la

Readers' Favorite today awarded A Sporting Life the full Five Stars: "I’ve often read about The Oregon Trail and know that it was a very dangerous and traumatic journey with many illnesses and deaths. The part I didn’t reflect on at all was brought to my attention by Robert E. Kearns. Although A Sporting Life is fictional, Sarah’s dilemma was realistic and the author thoroughly expounded on how her unfortunate predicament could have happened to some women who were on the fron

New from Robert E. Kearns: Freedom is For the Few Trevor Mitchell is the billionaire founder of an internet retailing giant. After deciding he doesn't care for the current President; with maneuvers Machiavelli would be proud of, he plots and schemes his way to the White House. Confident, manipulative, charming and without conscience, Mitchell will use anyone to achieve what he's after. And if a friend or acquaintance needs persuading, blackmail and dirty tricks is not above h

Today, Readers' Favorite awarded Carnivore a Five Star review: Reviewed by Deborah Lloyd for Readers' Favorite: "Author Robert E. Kearns has skillfully crafted a captivating thriller in Carnivore. The book is a page turner, and once started, the reader cannot put it down!" Link to full review: Link: https://readersfavorite.com/book-review/carnivore

New From Robert E. Kearns - Carnivore Now with Five Stars from Readers' Favorite Bryce Ditloc is the President and CEO of Ditloc Pharmaceuticals, a business headquartered in Houston. The economy is in deep recession and throughout the country unemployment is rife. In his sales department, Ditloc creates a vacancy and invites applicants from all over. Many apply for what appears a wonderful opportunity. What they don't know is that Bryce Ditloc is a conniving, manipulative psy

Now with an editorial review from Publishers Weekly and interest from a major international agency. In 1980s rural Texas, by straw poll, Brian Zimmerman is elected the Boy Mayor of Crabb to prevent its annexation by a larger neighbor. Years later he recounts his story for the narrator where he reveals the astounding details he gleaned while at a Mayoral Conference in Paris and how these shaped his teenage years and beyond. The former Mayor of tiny Crabb speaks of the incredib