Hoka Hey, is the Lakota Sioux battle cry, meaning “It’s a Good Day to Die.” A Zac King supernatural thriller, Hoka Hey underscores the current strife of American Indians who defend their sacred rights against corporate greed and the corruption of Big Oil. Imagine a world where all Native Americans stood together as one tribe, with one voice. There are insidious reasons the Indian Nations are kept silent and the government has intentionally fractured tribal communities.

They say that authors write the books they want to read. If so, this poignant memoir “Choosing Magic” delivers author Karina Pacific much of the insight and guidance she so desperately needed as a child.
Born in Mexico to a father never knew and an overworked, reticent mother, Karina’s story unveils a childhood filled with colorful characters, dark secrets of abuse, and a nomadic existence that bounced her all over her native country eventually leading her to the land of opportunity – America.

A CRIMINAL LAWYER AND IMMIGRANT FBI AGENT have troubled pasts propelling them in a fact-based thriller. Her and his stories reveal the true-to-life Mafia murder of Oscar winner and Princess of Monaco Grace Kelly Grimaldi . . . and events taken from CIA files revealing United States intervention against dictator, general, and drug lord Manuel Noriega. Intertwined incidents and fates are disclosed by a criminal lawyer with professional and familial insights. Sprint from Philadelphia to Monaco, Miami, the Everglades, the Baja Peninsula of Mexico, and Panama.

On a nearly moonless night in October 1943, a single gunshot rang out in Littlefield, Texas. A prominent Texas doctor and his wife were found bound, shot, beaten, and murdered. The only witness: their five-year-old daughter, who was bound to silence and refused to speak about what happened for 70 years. The heinous crime remains unsolved. For years, the courts tried to convict one suspect, but forensic evidence contradicted the prosecution’s case. Investigators, including the famed Texas Rangers, failed to bring anyone to justice.

A freak car crash in 1960s rural North Carolina sets in motion moments of grace that bring redemption to two generations of women and the lives they touch.

In the beautiful and harrowing hills of southern Kentucky, Sheriff Sadie Mills is feeling the doldrums when her best friend and a top-selling realtor, Tanya Beaumont, informs her that their favorite teenage haunt is for sale. The crumbling plantation home is full of buried secrets and unseen perils, but that doesn’t deter Sadie and Tanya from acting on their dream. When the town’s coroner, a Yankee transplant with a sordid past, wants in on the scheme, the trio forms an unlikely partnership.

Can a twenty year old cold case be solved in four minutes of darkness?

Grace Strong was ten-years-old and living in Houston with her mom and grandma when she witnessed their shocking murder. Even though the bodies were taken, the case was classified as a robbery resulting in homicide. Their bodies were never found, nor was the killer.

Twenty years later, Grace moves back to the small town of Boerne, Texas, with her fourteen-year-old daughter, determined to find the answers. She believes she’ll find them where it all began, in the Texas Hill Country.

Meteorologist and psychic, Gayle Force knight, proves to be a force to be reckoned with once more. While Gayle was sleeping, an angel sent her a vison of a future event. With her intuition, Gayle wonders will she really meet the dog in her dream and save another one?
With the help of her intuitive husband, Alex Knight and friends, Gayle sets on a course to rescue many more. But with surprising twists and turns of intrigue, both Gayle and Alex find there are always angels at the helm as they ride on their coattails.