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Silent Below is a gripping World War II story that plunges readers deep into the perilous world of submarine warfare in the South Pacific. At its heart is Daniel Thomas, a coal miner’s son from West Virginia who trades the darkness of the mines for the crushing silence beneath the sea.

As the USS Thrasher prowls enemy waters, Daniel and his crewmates face relentless danger, haunting isolation, and the limits of human endurance. When a typhoon traps the sub deep below the surface, survival is essential, testing their loyalty, identity, and hope.

With lyrical storytelling and heart-pounding intensity, Silent Below is a story of brotherhood, sacrifice, and one young man’s journey into the depths of war—and himself!

Why does it feel like America is always on edge?

In Limbic States, we'll explore how a nation built on freedom has become overwhelmed by fear, anxiety, and emotional survival. Drawing from neuroscience, psychology, history, and lived experience, we'll connect the dots between collective trauma, political division, and the rising tide of mental health struggles that define modern American life.

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If you’ve ever wondered why society feels broken, or how to live with hope and wisdom in a world stuck in survival mode, this book will help you name what’s happening—and take your first steps toward something better.

Taun (pronounced “town”) is twelve years old, with long blonde hair, braces, and sparkling blue eyes. But behind her shy smile is a story that might surprise you. After eight years in foster care, Taun feels like she’s just a forgotten piece in a world that keeps moving without her. She dreams of a "forever family," but what are the chances anyone will choose her when she feels so broken inside?

Hell’s Distant Shore is a gripping World War II novelette that follows De Witt Beard, a young sailor from North Carolina who finds himself swept into the brutal tides of the Pacific Theater. Deployed aboard the LST-715, De Witt faces the chaos of Iwo Jima, the devastation of Okinawa, and the unraveling of innocence that only war can deliver.

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Told with historical accuracy and emotional grit, Hell’s Distant Shore blends the courage of front-line service with the haunting aftermath of war. Readers journey with De Witt from boot camp camaraderie to the bloodied beaches of the Pacific, witnessing the power of human resilience and the quiet echoes of grief that follow every act of heroism. More than a war story, this story is about memory, legacy, and the personal cost of freedom.