In the race for world dominance, the nation that develops a small town patent attorney’s invention will be militarily invincible. When America’s enemies steal the plans and kidnap the inventor, Marc Wayne must find a way of escape before his captors realize the invention is theoretical. Or is it?

In this adventure thriller novel, powerful nations hunt for Marc Wayne and his invention which promises to redefine weapons and global warfare. Meanwhile, in a remote hiding place, Marc serves as bait in hopes to turn his predators into prey. When an illegal arms dealer leverages Marc for his own ends, will Marc ever see home and family again? As time runs out, can he trust the electro-physicist, Lei Quong, enough to escape with her?

In this adventure suspense, someone is shaping world power through consequence-free murder. 

Though the frightful research has been locked away since World War II, killers have the President of the United States in the murderous crosshairs. Marc and his FBI special agent sister, Mallory, thwart the assassins, only to find he and Mallory played right into the mastermind’s plan.

The DNA sample should have been routine.

Thought lost to history, the Cohen modal haplotype—the priestly bloodline —blazes like a beacon. Ancient. Coveted. And flagged by Artificial General Intelligence.

A genetic analyst becomes the target of clandestine forces racing to revolutionize enhancement protocols and tip the balance of global power. Bullets fly, alliances shatter, and Marc Wayne must confront a startling revelation hidden in his own genetic markers.

In this prequel to the Marc Wayne adventure series, he wore the pararescue uniform of the Air Force elite to save lives. When an assignment results in a friend’s death, the parajumper seeks solace on St. Croix and finds Elise at the center of his promising future. When killers blow into St. Croix at the same time Hurricane Hugo unleashes its fury, will Michael’s skills be enough to protect those he loves?

You want to write and write well. Use this quick guide to amplify, intensify, and magnify through plot to craft a compelling story.

In this quick how-to guide, learn the particulars to craft pivotal plots that create compelling stories.

You want to write and write well. In Creative Characters, learn how to craft believable, three-dimensional characters that remain in the reader’s memory long after the book is read.

Stories happen in a place and that place is the setting.

What does the setting sound like, feel like, and look like? If you plan to write a book or want to improve a story, place the tale in a sensational setting. Sensational Settings: A Quick Guide to Writing Well shows you how.

Dialog is what characters say. Powerful stories are dialog-driven through carefully chosen word selections.

Conversations that take place between characters are often the reader’s favorite part. Add value to your story by writing dialog that is clever, creative, and concise.

You want to write and write well. Point of view is the writer’s most powerful tool to elicit emotion in the reader. POV can make the difference between a character appearing as a killer or a king. Learn how to pen the proper POV that compels a reader to turn pages until reaching the end.

Christmas is coming, and Jack Baker’s finances, friends, and future are as gone as last year’s holiday. One year ago, Jack Baker had it all—a beautiful family, and lucrative career with a generous bonus. Homeless and clueless about what to do next, one family learns what is truly important when they lose all they have and find they have everything.

Shortly after Danielle Patrix was born in the village of Sainte Marie du Mont, the German army occupied France. For the first five years of Dany’s life, her family, and the French people were hungry, their clothes and shoes worn, and they could not gather in groups.

From the parachutes of the American soldiers who freed her, Dany’s mother sewed a red, white, and blue dress resembling the American flag. Dany wore the dress at the yearly D-Day celebration and became known as The Girl Who Wore Freedom.

Through pain, loss, beauty, and redemption, women share the seasons of a woman’s life and heart.

Essays, stories, and poetry reflect intensely personal accounts of transformation and finding their voices. Join them, with writing prompts that encourage a response of honesty, faith, and imagination. Set out on the journey to find your own voice.