Clifton Brusso

Clifton Brusso is a 90 yr. old retired Major in the US Army Corp of Combat Engineers. He is married with 5 children and lives in Laurium Michigan. He is direct descendant of Alexandre Dumas the famed creator of The Three Musketeers, and many other classic novels and plays. He was the first war correspondent and his father was Neapolitan’s General.

Mr. Brusso’s first novel Breakthru, a suspense novel about a spirit breaking threw into our world from the spirit world and trying to possess a teenager, was published in 1990. He has since written the sequel Another Breakthru, Frozen Solid also a fast moving suspense novel.

He wrote Frozen Solid fast moving thriller and his latest is A Few Fruits and an Onion, a murder mystery, suspense, thriller, and novel. He has also authored many local interest books and short stories.

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About the Books

A Few Fruits & An Onion

This novel is a fast-moving murder mystery adventure about two call girls (the fruits) living in Chicago Illinois. When one of them believes she has killed a client, the two of them head for Jazmin’s uncle’s cabin on Clam Lake near Sheboygan Wisconsin. Along the way they meet a bounty hunter and an ex-detective.

A storm occurs while all of them are headed through Wisconsin. One of them ends up in a tornado and one of them disappears under suspicious circumstances.

Bodies are uncovered but whose bodies, are they?

The Ex-Detectives Agency whose motto is ‘You hide the body and we will find it and you’ gets involved in finding the person who is taken by the tornado and the person who is missing. Relationships develop throughout the novel.

The story takes you through a comedy mix of characters and circumstances including the trials and tribulations an apartment owner goes through with his renters.

Enjoy the hilarious adventures of these misfits as they try to survive.

Frozen Solid

This story starts out with an abused woman who leaves her husband and goes back to college and gets a degree in Astro Physics and is hired by an observatory in Texas. She observes an anomaly in the M15 part of the sky and when she reports this, the other Observatories start tracking it. They eventually believe that it is headed towards our sun and it will destroy it. When it does arrive, it causes complete destruction of the Earth, leaving people struggling to survive. At one point there is a war between Whites and Native Americans…

Frozen Solid is a fast-moving novel of people worldwide trying to survive without transportation, communication, and loss of loved ones. Chaos, rivalry, competition and disputes to obtain the necessities of life, covers the Earth.

Book Reviews

“Buckle up for a wild ride with ‘Frozen Solid’! Once the threat to Earth becomes real, the story becomes a nonstop race for survival. Brusso’s vivid descriptions put you right in the middle of the chaos, making it a truly immersive experience.”

Joshua Kimmich Dortmund, German

“While ‘Frozen Solid’ has a lot to offer, the pacing might not be for everyone. The initial focus on the protagonist’s beginning story could feel slow for some readers who want the disaster to hit sooner. However, this character development pays off later when we see her strength and resilience shine through. Overall, it’s a suspenseful and thought-provoking read.”

Riccardo Calafiori Milan, Italy

“I was captivated by the strength of Sally McGee in ‘Frozen Solid’. Brusso’s portrayal of her overcoming abuse and then thriving in a new career is inspiring. Seeing her resourcefulness kick in during the disaster adds a whole new layer of admiration for her character.”

Toni Kroos Berlin, Germany

“’Frozen Solid’ is more than just a disaster story. It’s a chilling look at how societies can crumble under pressure. The book explores themes of prejudice and competition for resources, sparking important conversations about human behavior in extremes situations.”

John Stones London, United Kingdom
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