“They Called Him Marvin is Destined to become an American History of WWll Classic.”

They were the fathers we never knew, the uncles we never met, the friends who never returned, the heroes we can never repay. They gave us our world. And those simple sounds of freedom we hear today are their voices speaking to us across the years.” ~ Former President Bill Clinton

Such a man was 1st Lt Dean Harold Sherman, B-29 Airplane Commander.

“They Called Him Marvin” is a history. A history of war and of family. A history of the collision of the raging politics of a global war, young love, patriotism, sacred family commitments, duty, and the horrors and tragedies, the catastrophe that war is.

One reviewer explains:

“I am a fan of historical non-fiction, and this story did not disappoint. It was sweet, tragic, personal, and moving. Gradually and almost imperceptibly, the story of two wartime sweethearts begins circling the drain of a tragedy you know is coming. The book begins with the ending, but you have convinced yourself that it can’t possibly be the case by the time you get there. I enjoyed every moment, even the ones that left me in tears.

The letters between Connie and Dean provided a fascinating glimpse into wartime military life. Reading the experiences of people both at home and abroad was very engaging. I found myself eagerly awaiting the next letter, right along with the young couple! I highly recommend this novel, and it should be a read in history classes for high schools! $2.99 on Kindle.

It’s early 1860, and war hero Captain Nathaniel Chambers, commander U.S. Army Fort Davis in the west Texas wilderness, has received a summons home to his family planation in Virginia. What ensues is an epic journey across a young nation seething with debauchery, brutality, corruption, and political intrigue, unwittingly on the brink of an unimaginable disaster; the American Civil War. Free on Kindle.

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A ”beautiful, mesmerizing” novel (Alexander Chee), that is ”a moving depiction of multigenerational loss and love, grief and gratitude, heartbreak and hope.” (Kirkus Reviews). $1.99 on Kindle.

The pirate hunters of the B.A.M.F. sail the straits of the South Pacific. They’re all that stand between innocent mariners and the lawlessness that has taken root as nations descend into civil war. They have a track record of victory, but when seagoing slavers put a hundred men, women, and children under the gun, victory doesn’t look like a sure thing anymore.

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Alexis Isadora is fighting the war against terrorism the best way she can, as an intelligence officer in her nation’s armed forces. She’s among the best of the best and is closing in on the terrorists’ biggest supplier, an underworld arms dealer known as the Octopus. But as she closes the noose on the Octopus the tables are turned on her.

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Chad Riley is a US Navy SEAL, the apex predators of the world’s armed forces. He’s been trained for war by a nation that has declared itself neutral in world politics. His unit has been sidelined while the rest of the world fights for survival. But all that changes one day when a mysterious group infiltrates US airspace and reveals a secret no one ever imagined possible.

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Follow along as these heroes fight against the tides of chaos and unravel the mysteries hidden within Century City.

Book ONE of the Century City series. Free on Kindle.