Brian Douglas Coyle

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About Brian Douglas Coyle

Brian Douglas Coyle, a graduate of Kent State University in Ohio, has over 30 years of experience in the banking industry. He is currently the Community Development Investment Manager at BB&T, the eleventh largest bank in the country. He has participated in many panels and presentations on community/economic development, lending policies and practices in affordable housing and tax credit investment throughout the Eastern United States.

Coyle has served on many notable boards including, the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond - Community Development Advisory Council, the Community Development Advisory Committee, the North Carolina Housing Trust Fund Partnership Board, and the North Carolina Housing Policy Board. He has also served multiple terms on the North Carolina Writer's Network in the past and is still active in fund raising for their conferences and workshops.

Coyle is a regular columnist for WritersNewsWeekly.com.

The Sixth Sin

by Brian Douglas Coyle

Greedy people do greedy things and end up framed%u2026forever!

Emmett is a loving family man who is down on his luck. He lost his job. He lost his faith.

He may lose his home. But his luck changes when he inherits a portrait of Countess de Cadence, a long dead relative. Suddenly, he's happy and rich, and Emmett believes the Countess is the source of his good fortune. And, she is. But there's a catch. The Countess has a dark secret: She is alive within the painting and wants OUT. But, she needs a "relative" replacement-a distant cousin whose greed surpasses her own.

Emmett must do battle against the Countess and against the Sixth Deadly Sin. If he loses%u2026he dies!

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The Sixth Deadly Sin is a scary story about a long-dead woman living within her portrait. Her cold fingers reach beyond the frame to try and convince her distance relative to take her place within the painting. The weird thing is; the offer she is making may be too good to refuse. Adult/horror.

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The Devil's Sanctuary

When Mark, an average high school student, runs into difficulties in dealing with his parents, his friend Josh, a depressed loner, persuades him to run away. Together with several other runaways, they head for Safe Haven Inn, a supposed sanctuary in the mountains near a town called Natas. Mark and his companions meet Elliot, who owns the Inn, and go to live with him. Later, they learn that Elliot was originally a Native American renegade leader who entered into a pact with the Devil in order to seek revenge on the children of their white oppressors. When Mark realizes the danger he is in, he tries to save his friends and narrowly escapes being killed by the evil Elliot. He wakes up in a hospital, only to find out that his parents and girlfriend are on their way to Natas to find him. Mark must reach deep inside himself to find the courage to return to the Inn and save the people he loves from an unspeakable fate. A compelling blend of horror and suspense leaves the reader spellbound.

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Soul Riders

Chase is a quiet, unassuming guy. His scheming uncles, Edward and Doyle, are not. Obsessed with the notion of achieving immortality and bringing their dead father from the grave, the two uncles discover a formula that enables them to "ride" other peoples' souls back and forth between Heaven and Hell. Soon drifters start turning up dead and large sums of money go missing. But when Edward and Doyle's plans backfire, Chase isn't prepared for what happens next. The ancient world collides with modern times and, in the resulting chaos, Chase finds the key to the soul riders. Can he use it to free his lover from impending death? If he wants to see her alive again, he'll have to destroy not one but two immortals.

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