Yasuke, once an African slave who rose to become Japan’s most feared and trusted samurai, finally wins his freedom and returns to his homeland—only to discover a destiny far greater than the one he left behind. In Africa, he is thrust into a fractured empire and bound to Princess Danai, a fierce ruler determined to claim her throne despite traditions that demand a king at her side. What begins as a political union ignites into a powerful, forbidden bond as they fight to unite their worlds. He is shaped by the discipline of the samurai, hers forged in the fire of African royalty.

A land newly admitted to the Union already slipping beyond the reach of law.
Greystone arrives in the West as a newly sworn U.S. marshal, pursuing a Chinese fugitive linked to the death of President Zachary Taylor. What should be a routine arrest becomes a perilous journey through ports, jungles, and Gold Rush California—where violence is ordinary, authority is fragile, and hesitation can be fatal.

A young singer embarks on a journey to become a country singer. What she discovers in Nashville, Tennessee, is heartbreak, turmoil, and the courage to survive on her own without proper supervision. This young lady not only survives but writes to share her story in hopes that this does not happen to another unsuspecting child or adult. The dark side of Nashville and all its secrets

When investigative journalist Sarah Moore exposes a seventy-year conspiracy in which global elites
have owned humanity with alien permission, she discovers the real horror isn't the truth—it's that
millions will die defending their owners' right to keep them enslaved.

In his new book, The Disease of Belief: How Your Convictions Can Heal You or Destroy You (January 20, 2026, Abston Books), Dr. Kevin Hoffarth MD, IFMCP describes how true healing doesn’t come from the body or one’s environment–it comes from our minds. Through the science of Biological Decoding, readers will learn that shifts in consciousness can shift their world.

Fleet St journalist Avi Falco is sent ‘up north’ to investigate the suspected murder of fellow Jewish reporter David Adams, drowned in a local canal under suspicious circumstances. The move provides Falco an opportunity for a new life away from the pressures of the London nationals and a fresh start with his long-suffering wife Kathy.

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I am reaching out to share the story of my near-fatal accident, which I have documented in my memoir, Life Flight, which is now available on Amazon. The link is placed below. During my hospitalization, my hemoglobin dropped to 2.4, and I was in a coma for months, with a Glasgow Coma Scale score of 8. My total hospitalization lasted approximately one year. Survival at that level is extremely rare, and recovery was long and uncertain.