In D.C., love turns deadly. Lacy Langford’s perfect life shatters when secrets resurface, and ex-lover Marcus Grayson returns. Can she trust him, or is he her greatest danger? Trapped in a web of lies spun by rogue CIA operative Victor Calloway, Lacy must risk everything to survive. Lethal Liaison—order now! $0.99 on Kindle.
America’s Ethical Archetype
In a time of deep political turmoil, “Americas Ethical Archetype” confronts the root causes of our national dysfunction. Bridging the profound psychological insights of Carl Jung with the sharp philosophical analysis of Ayn Rand, this book explores the foundational crisis impacting our country. It delves into how our psychological orientations and ethical philosophies shape our political actions and societal structures, advocating for a true realization of America’s core ideals.
Through a rigorous examination of personal agency and how moral authority is distributed between government and citizens, Americas Ethical Archetype offers a unique lens for addressing urgent issues like leadership integrity, mental health, and rational governance. It engages readers with pivotal questions about knowledge, identity, and ethical actualization, urging a practical reevaluation of the principles driving our political discourse.
This book is more than an academic exploration it is a call to action. It invites readers to apply its insights to foster a more enlightened governance and to actively participate in reshaping Americas ethical and cultural landscape. As we navigate these challenging times, the insights within this book compel us to critically reflect on our values and their role in shaping a prosperous collective future. $0.99 on Kindle.
Dismissed: How Media Agendas and Judicial Bias Conspire to Undermine Justice
Were told Justice should be blind. We’ve been taught that The Truth will set you free. But is that the world in which we find ourselves? Cancel culture, biased narratives, mainstream media, and giant corporations; these are the mindsets and special interests that have ferociously aligned in a force that silences and punishes the common citizen. Historically, the Justice System has been the entity to stand in the gap to ensure citizens aren’t overpowered. But is that still the case? Through the lens of defamation law, Dismissed serves as an examination of how the justice system has been taken over by political maneuvering and American citizens are suffering. $9.95 on Kindle.
Free: Psycho/Pathogen: Intubating Democracy – A Cultural Diagnosis of the Virus of Hate
Psycho/Pathogen defines this tumultuous moment in America and is a literary cartography of how we got here, which precedes the nation’s founding. This tapestry of racial, social, and environmental justice is described as “a diary of the COVID-19 pandemic with searing cultural and historic commentary.” Psycho/Pathogen is a collection of essays that was written while the world was in lockdown during the socially distanced 2020 US presidential election, a momentous year in American history with few parallels. Each essay carries its start date, the final piece, Camp Auschwitz, being January 6, 2021. “Rain predicted all of Trump’s moves and the failed coup,” observes the former president’s White House Director of Communications, Anthony Scaramucci, with President Vicente Fox, the 62nd President of Mexico, adding that Psycho/Pathogen boasts “farsighted political analysis.” The US House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack committed some eighteen months, millions of dollars, amassed thousands of documents, and called hundreds of witnesses to piece together the insurrection. Without any of that but with history as a guide, the author provided a virtual play-by-play in real time during 2020 that provides the book’s subtitle, “Intubating Democracy, A Cultural Diagnosis of the Virus of Hate”
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Free: Africa: Reframing Political Leadership: Discover new insights and the importance of leading from life through interviews with Africa’s Heads of State
The “Presidency” has developed into the most powerful institution in the world. These individuals can start and end wars, grow or destroy economies, leave their countries in a better or worse place. The impact of political leadership is felt more acutely in countries that are still developing. This is particularly true across Africa where political leaders are a strong determinant of a country’s sustainable growth trajectory, or lack thereof.
This book offers a rare opportunity to pull back the curtains on political leadership in Africa and hear first hand the real-life political leadership experiences of individuals who were Heads of States in Africa.
Through their face-to-face interviews with the author, we learn how political leadership is a result of all their lived experiences that began early in their life to form and influence their behaviors, worldviews, responses, routines and knowledge. Equally important we see that what sets apart those leaders that left their countries in a better state than when they first took office is their awareness of their people and country’s needs, their own character and the gravitas of the office; the breadth of education and experiences they bring to the office of Head of State; as well as a clarity of focus and objectives, including when to step aside.
Building on these firsthand accounts of political leadership and the work of French sociologist Bourdieu, a new framework through which to view and discuss political leadership across Africa is offered. The “Habitus: Leading from Life” framework captures how everything in their lives prepared them for their role and effectiveness (or lack of) as Heads of State.
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Email from the Future
A heartfelt, hopeful, and often humorous novel, Email From the Future blends fact and fiction to spin a detailed story of the future. From climate change, education, space travel, and religion to sex, food, politics and gaming, acclaimed futurist Michael Rogers describes the world of 2084. And how we can survive long enough to actually get there. $0.99 on Kindle.