Few literary depictions of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake match the intensity and visceral power of those in Flacco's gripping first novel. The author's screenwriting talent shines in this story of the earth's destructive power and humanity's moral depravity. The… — William Bernhardt Copy Share Image
“Many things can be cured with experience and training. Stupidity is not one of them. - Leon” — William Bernhardt Copy Share Image
“You have to realize just because things don't have tangible reality, that doesn't mean they don't exist. Ideas are just as real as people… — William Bernhardt Copy Share Image
“Anybody who expects privacy in the internet is delusional . - Ben Kincaid” — William Bernhardt Copy Share Image
“Oklahoma City’s Will Rogers World Airport was one of only three very special airports named for men who died in a plane crash.” — William Bernhardt Copy Share Image
“Fact remains ---Roush could be a fine justice. A lot better than some of the idiots on the court now, men and women who… — William Bernhardt Copy Share Image
“Practicing law is not about winning. It's about justice. Simple, naked justice. It's about finding the truth. - Judge Sarah L. Hart” — William Bernhardt Copy Share Image
“You have to realize just because things don't have tangible reality, that doesn't mean they don't exist. Ideas are just as real as people… — William Bernhardt Copy Share Image
“I still believe in good and bad, in black and white, in right and wrong. I believe the guilty should be punished. I believe… — William Bernhardt Copy Share Image
You are my sunrise. Your smile lights up my world. I could give anything just to see you happy. True love is not in… — William Bernhardt Copy Share Image
“People who hate gays aren't prejudiced because of some obscure passage in the BOok of Leviticus. This prejudice, like every other prejudice, is based… — William Bernhardt Copy Share Image
“Mercy is the best attribute of humanity. The is nothing wrong with it. - Dr. Danie Estevez” — William Bernhardt Copy Share Image
Screenwriter Flacco nicely evokes the aftermath of San Francisco's 1906 earthquake in his fiction debut, a novel of suspense. — William Bernhardt Copy Share Image
