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Jack Van Loan was a United States Air Force fighter pilot. In 1967, he was flying as wingman for Colonel Robin Olds when his F-4Phantom jet was shot down. He spent six years as a prisonerof war in North Vietnam. Alongside such legends as RobbieRisner, James Stockdale, and John McCain, he endured years oftorture and abuse. After his freedom, he spent decades compilinghis memoir. While this memoir is being published after his death, the reader cannot help but feel his passion for telling his story tothe world

Jack Van Loan was a United States Air Force fighter pilot. In 1967, he was flying as wingman for Colonel Robin Olds when his F-4Phantom jet was shot down. He spent six years as a prisonerof war in North Vietnam. Alongside such legends as RobbieRisner, James Stockdale, and John McCain, he endured years oftorture and abuse. After his freedom, he spent decades compilinghis memoir. While this memoir is being published after his death, the reader cannot help but feel his passion for telling his story to the world.

Embarrassed by the failure of law enforcement to capture the HARLEQUIN, THE GOVERNOR OF PENNSYLVANIA ORDERS THE FORMATION OF A TASKFORCE DEDICATED TO BRINGING THE HARLEQUIN TO JUSTICE. Federal agets and State Troopers join cops from three adjoining counties in the effort, but do they succeed in capturing him? Who is the Harlequin? Is referring to the Harlequin as 'him' a presumption on their part? One thing is certain: the pursuit of the Harlequin will affect all the participants.

Quarantining Hate delves into a grandfather's secret and how the author came to terms with it. Her grandfather was responsible for the murder of thousands of Jews during World War II and was never held accountable for his crimes.

MWSA's 2023 anthology, Snapshots, is a compilation of thirty-seven submissions by thirty-four Military Writers Society of America members. Submissions ran the gamut of genres and formats. Inside is something for everyone to enjoy--poetry, excerpts from work-in-progress novels, articles, and short stories, both fiction and nonfiction.

Jesse Christenson is awakened from a medically induced coma three days after the events of Hidden Truths. Jesse is once again confronted by enemies trying to silence the truth contained in his now damaged brain. After a near-fatal attempt on his life, Jesse escapes and is sheltered by two kind strangers, as the host of enemies pursue him.

An inventor modifies an automobile to run without gasoline, embarks upon a cross-country trip to promote the vehicle, and discovers that his invention and his life are both in grave danger at the hands of the countries and corporations that stand to lose billions of dollars if his trip succeeds.