In Blessed Are the Peacemakers, Russell M. Chace delivers an engaging tale that intertwines redemption, courage, and the intricacies of life on the American frontier. Set against the raw backdrop of the Alaskan wilderness, the novel brings to life an era marked by steamboats and gold rushes, populated by characters as rugged as the landscape itself. Chace employs an evocative writing style that effectively transports readers to the harsh yet vibrant world of lawless territories. The book opens with heart-pounding action and eases into the reflective challenges Coy Tucker, the protagonist, fa ..read more

In The Hook, set against the evocative backdrop of the 1970s, author James Pack takes readers on a thrilling journey through the unsettling murders plaguing the town of Hallowell. The novel’s distinctive feature is the mysterious presence of bullfrogs at each crime scene, lending a uniquely eerie quality to the already perplexing homicides. This detail, combined with the arrival of new residents, weaves an engaging narrative tapestry that keeps readers thoroughly absorbed. Central to the story is Earnest, a Navy retiree seeking a peaceful life with his family. His world is upended when his w ..read more

In The Journal of Aaron McClare by George Lyttle, readers are introduced to American Congressman Craig Bentley and his wife, Lorna, as they settle the estate of Craig’s late stepfather in Ireland. During their visit, Craig stumbles upon a book—an old journal belonging to his stepfather, Aaron McClare. This journal, brimming with the chronicles of a life once lived, captivates Craig and becomes the focal point of the narrative. The story unfolds as Aaron describes his humble beginnings in Ireland, where he trained as a blacksmith. Facing economic hardship, he, along with his wife and a young ..read more

As a retired Army officer and an accomplished educator, Dr. Elliott Q. Gomez (Dr. G) brings his extensive military experience and academic expertise to this book, offering invaluable insights into leading with purpose and passion. Dr. G personifies effective leadership. In this work, he divulges the ten most impactful practices that propelled his leadership abilities to remarkable heights. This book is an exhaustive guide, empowering readers to enhance their leadership skills. Dr. G’s journey, spanning from his military enlistment to his current role as a professor of leadership and managemen ..read more

Once Upon a Crime by Alan Brenham dives into the complex world of vigilante justice, illuminating the perils of taking the law into one’s own hands. The narrative centers on Madison Chase, a detective entangled not only in a harrowing hunt for a serial killer targeting sexual predators of children but also in a personal custody battle, adding layers to the already intricate plot. The story unfolds with Madison chasing a serial killer known from the outset as Penny Grimes. This unconventional approach of revealing the killer’s identity early in the story intriguingly shifts the focus from the ..read more

In Driving for Justice, Justin K. Kojok weaves a tale of redemption and introspection set against the vibrant backdrop of city life. Once a successful lawyer, John Wallace now drives a Laafia car, encountering passengers whose diverse stories mirror the city’s complex human landscape. This shift in career sets John on a path of self-discovery, pushing him to confront his past, reevaluate his views on justice and humanity, and ultimately find deeper meaning in his life. The novel adeptly explores themes of empathy and moral dilemma through John’s interactions, which challenge both his and the ..read more

The Dawnbreaker Gambit by Tony Merriweather weaves an intricate narrative of grief, intrigue, and the ascent to power amidst a setting laden with family tragedy and enigmatic occurrences. The novel is segmented into four distinct parts, each delineating a critical stage in the protagonist’s turbulent path. In the opening section, we meet Damian Grayscale, a young boy deeply affected by a personal loss that precipitates the various challenges he subsequently encounters. This segment tests his physical abilities and probes his understanding of his heritage and the opaque realm he navigates. Th ..read more

Dr. Calvin James Author Interview River follows a young boy with a unique lineage who has big dreams and learns how to navigate challenging situations and how he can impact the world and people around him. What was the inspiration for your story? My struggles in my life and the struggle of finding success writing children’s books, novels, music, establishing a brand, and running a business. I’ve written fifteen children’s books to date. Three have been released. I hope to continue releasing one a year in the future. My first novel will be released this year. I released an album, CITY, under my ..read more

In The Unvarnished Truth, Dr. Karla Hylton presents a poignant narrative, delving into her journey through depression and trauma within the confines of a turbulent marriage. The book opens with Karla reflecting on the early days of her relationship, marked by overlooked warning signs, and progresses into the complexities and dangers that later unfolded. Hylton’s candid portrayal of her experiences – from manipulation and hurtful remarks from her ex-husband to her own introspections and regrets as a mother and spouse – paints a vivid picture of her challenging marital life. The narrative inte ..read more

Survive the Day is an intriguing entry in the ‘Butnari and Hill Crime Thriller’ series. It’s an adventurous crime thriller that captures the essence of human resilience and determination. Author E. A. Coe masterfully intertwines the harrowing journey of Carmen, a young Mexican woman ensnared in human trafficking, with the meticulous and high-stakes world of FBI agents Marina Butnari and Douglas Hill. Coe’s portrayal of the dark world of human trafficking and the complex mechanisms of law enforcement makes for a gripping and eye-opening read. Coe’s writing is both detailed and emotionally eng ..read more