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In Queens Hill, nothing stays buried forever. A haunting noir tragedy. Detective Sergeant Frankie Merlot has spent most of his life believing loyalty was the one thing the job could never take from him. The badge changes people. Time changes them more. Not everything survives either. When a young woman is found dead in a roadside motel, what should be a routine case becomes anything but. Frankie begins pulling at loose threads, expecting answers he’s chased a hundred times before. Instead, the deeper he digs, the less the pieces fit. Rumors spread. Trust begins to erode.

In a fractured America gasping under the iron decree of President Pensik, the sanctuary of Pete’s Place is shattered by the single crack of a sniper’s rifle. As retired Air Force Veteran Cole Ramsey fights for his life against a festering wound and a relentless fever, his wife Nora must rise to lead their resilient tribe through their darkest hour. With the corrupt Sheriff Dobbins now serving a cold-blooded ex-black ops operative known as The Director, the Ramseys find themselves in the crosshairs of a corporate tyranny backed by the mysterious Arcadia Group.

As snow falls, a shadowy figure murders psychiatrist David Reynolds. But when Reynolds approaches the light, he suddenly finds himself seeing through the eyes of his killer, his essence imprisoned in his killer’s body. David realizes he must be in this position for a reason. First he must solve the mystery of why he was killed, then figure out a way to prevent his killer from killing again. His host is a man on a mission, trained to push aside any emotions. Learning more about him, David discovers shocking secrets about his past, and the reason why he took David's life. 

Escape from Plum Island follows First Sergeant Mike Allen, a former insurance guru turned Special Operator, as he is plunged head-first into the vanguard of Spec Ops. Sergeant Allen is tasked with leading a Special Reconnaissance mission into one of the deadliest battle grounds known to man.

In the beginning, there were no vampires. There were only gods who answered blood with power. Forged through ritual and sacrifice, twin immortals were created to end a war. One would seek balance. The other would claim dominion. Together, they reshaped the night —and doomed the world that summoned them. Ixlan turned away from the hunger, choosing restraint over conquest. Ixquic embraced it, building empires of blood and spawn that spread like rot across centuries. Their conflict did not end. It evolved.

Vietnam Era is an eye-opening book that succinctly outlines the challenges of those who fought and survived America's most unpopluar war in S.E. Asia. Although the Vietnam War officially ended in 1975, it still lives in the psyche of every veteran who served. Life after that war has been a tragedy for America. PTSD, and other transitional issues are at the heart of Chuck Dean's book that you now hold.

There are two things hurting men: repression of their emotions and the lack of deep human connections. But when men go to war it magnifies these issues. This book is a study of men, war, and a guide to discovering restoration after weapons are stacked and peace treaties are drawn up...

"It Comes with the Territory" is a self-portrait written by the author that focuses on what has shaped his life. It shows what he has loved, what he has admired, and what he has feared along the journey of a lifetime. Loosely sketched, yet fulfilling with surprising diversity of experiences. It is one writer's journey that sends a message to others who may to aspire to make the same trek.

Inside Shadows: Redux ‘24 is a family affair! First, Vietnam Veteran Crey Higgins is secretly programmed to perform espionage duties for the CIA, and then his adult daughter, Willie Higgins, indivertibly falls into the same line of work and becomes a sleeper agent without knowing it.

In a fractured America teetering on the edge of chaos, The Hanging Creek Chronicles: Shadows of Martial Law plunges listeners into a gripping dystopian saga. When the President is impeached and the Speaker of the House declares herself leader, martial law sweeps the nation, shattering the illusion of stability. For Cole, a 20-year Air Force veteran living on a rural South Carolina farm, the world he knows unravels as the interstate—a lifeline to town—becomes a no-man’s-land of military control and lurking threats.

Millennial students, pandemics, smart friends, a smart society, with smart stuff on wrists and in pockets, all closely monitored by aggressive algorithms that know everything about everyone. Ernest is in the middle of it all—behind the times, and clueless, while searching for his mid-life groove in the 21st Century. With a too-smart son, an ice-cold wife, and a sham teaching job, his real problems increase exponentially when he crosses paths with an evil rich dude with connections to a secret world order. When Professor Ernest Maltby is stressed, confused, and uptight…

Adrian Slater, an 851-pound Twitch streamer, has been spiraling deeper into misery for the past decade, crushed under the weight of his own body. Desperate for a way out, he receives a strange invitation offering a miraculous weight loss solution. A mysterious figure known as Bunco lures Adrian to an abandoned ghost town, promising that a simple meal of spaghetti and meatballs will unlock his “best self.” But what starts as a desperate bid for salvation soon warps into a grotesque nightmare.

In a quiet Georgia town, a film director is murdered. Was it the grieving husband? Was it a close friend? Was it an old enemy out for revenge? One fiery red-head detective is on the case. Armed with his immense intellect and his love of coffee he will stop at nothing to find out who killed the rising star.

Joseph Walls spends his childhood in a haunted house. Elsewhere, Kristin Stevenson finds herself in a hospital bed. Before long, she and Joseph meet through their mutual friend, T.J. The trio spend their weekends exploring Appalachia in a blue Buick Roadmaster. On Halloween night in the year 2000, everything changes. Joseph takes his new friends to the house where he grew up. Unbeknownst to Joey, Kristin has been having bad dreams about this house.

In a world where the lines between predator and prey have blurred beyond recognition, Luna and Harry are caught in the crossfire of a brutal new breed of monsters—engineered killers born from twisted science, faster and deadlier than anything the legends warned about. As cities fall silent and extinction looms, they must navigate a shattered world where survival means fighting not just for life, but for the very soul of humanity.

Some Came Home: Tales from the Tour portrays a collection of profound experiences of young Americans returning from the war in Vietnam. The ERA was one of the most tumultuous times in US history for the entire population — but for those serving in uniform, it was beyond their imagination. Many came home in body only, but their heart and souls were still “in-country”. Vietnam became more than a country on the map; it spearheaded a cultural revolution that changed America forever. These writings eloquently humanize the entire experience.

Things have escalated! You would think that after you had saved the world that you could be confident that your hardships and adventure type shenanigans would be put to bed, but no! He! Him! And other singular pronouns that sound sinister are hunting Nigal, Mikey, not so much Sandra and Malik but for the sake of argument and drama we will say that he is, that’s like a generic he by the way not a gender affirming one.