Tie your Running shoes as a MOB Lawyer and an FBI AGENT. . .
a toughened female immigrant, run into harm's lethal way in a fact-based thriller and history mystery. Front Cover: Oscar winner Grace Kelly drives Cary Grant in Hitchcock's classic film "To Catch a Thief" on the road where she will face a fatal “accident.” Back: Brutal Panama dictator and drug kingpin Manuel Noriega.
True-to-Life Characters
“Accident” Murders Royalty
READER'S DIGEST poses “11 Unanswered Questions” about the death of the Best Actress Academy Award winner, who became Monaco's Princess: Grace Kelly Grimaldi. A Run to Hell answers those questions and more. 3 minutes reading.
The CBS Eulogy for Satan
DICTAOR AND DRUG KINGPIN General Manuel Noriega rises from poverty to wealth and infamy. His partnership with Pablo Escobar, head of the Medellin drug cartel, pumps mountains of cocaine into the United States through the Panama Canal. 2 Minute Video
The Doctor's Last Cries
CIA FILES PRESERVE a special recording of Hugo Spadafora. The dashing physician-revolutionary remains beloved throughout Central America. And his demise is forever a loss to the principles of democracy. 3 minute video.
Critics Salute “A Run to Hell”
“Packed with secrets, intrigue, and adventure . . . something for everyone.” —Book Dealers World
“Tom Clancy and John Grisham fans will REALLY love this one! Fiction and fact are mixed so well that I cannot tell where the truth ends and lies begin. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED READING.” —Huntress Book Reviews
“A great mix of fact and fiction, thriller and history.” —Naples Daily News
“It’s the way the mob stuff really ran.” —Fat “Joey “A” Altimare, longtime alleged and prison-pedigreed Philly mob member
“A Run to Hell superbly mixes a Grisham-style law story with the intrigue of organized crime, with a romantic subplot.” —Ambience Magazine
“Devilish adventure with room for romance.” —Philadelphia Out on the Town News
“Frederick was motivated by his personal history to write A Run to Hell, a thriller that highlights the murders of . . .” —Writers Life Magazine
“Thoroughly enjoyed.” —Dale Thornberry of Veterans Radio
“A Run to Hell jabs like a pitchfork to your heart.” —Don Cannon, WOGL-FM, Philadelphia
“A spellbinder.” —The Tampa Tribune
“Recommended Reading” —Royalty.nu, The World of Royalty
