The discovery of ancient scrolls by an archeologist leads to unexpected revelations about Queen Hatshepsut, rather than the riches he anticipated. As he uncovers the truths of her reign, the narrative explores the treachery of nobility and the fateful clash between two men intertwined with her destiny. This historical journey delves into the complexities of power, ambition, and the legacy of one of Egypt's most enigmatic rulers.
Glenn Starkey Livres
L'écriture de Glenn Starkey est profondément ancrée dans ses diverses expériences de vie, y compris son service en tant que Marine au Vietnam et sa vaste carrière dans les forces de l'ordre et la sécurité d'entreprise. Ces rencontres directes avec le monde, combinées à une profonde appréciation de l'histoire, constituent le fondement de ses douze œuvres publiées. Les récits de Starkey explorent souvent des thèmes qui résonnent auprès des lecteurs, offrant des perspectives convaincantes et une narration captivante. Son engagement à promouvoir l'alphabétisation par le biais du travail bénévole souligne davantage son dévouement à partager ses connaissances et à inspirer les autres.






Amazon Moon
- 276pages
- 10 heures de lecture
The journey of self-discovery unfolds for John Alvarez, a troubled youth given a choice between prison and the Marine Corps. Reluctantly joining the military, he embarks on a transformative experience that challenges his bad-boy persona and leads him to find purpose and belonging within the Corps. This story explores themes of redemption, growth, and the impact of camaraderie in shaping one's identity.
Into the Cauldron
- 276pages
- 10 heures de lecture
1864. After four cruel years, the Civil War still raged without peace in sight. The Union Army's manpower was stretched to its limits fighting on two fronts; one on the eastern battlefields against the Confederacy, the other to protect the Santa Fe Trail and western expansion of citizens from marauding Indian tribes and vicious Confederate guerrillas.Jonah Gustafson's family was dead, leaving him to aimlessly wander. Rather than wait for the coming draft, he joined the 3rd Wisconsin Volunteer Cavalry, expecting to be sent east into the war between the states. Instead, his regiment went west to 'Bleeding' Kansas and war-torn Missouri. There, along the Santa Fe Trail, they fought every major Indian tribe and Quantrill's Raiders, a roaming, bloodthirsty guerrilla unit. Horrid weather and deplorable living conditions were the lonely troopers' constant companions. Death always lurked near whether from disease, a bullet, or an arrow. But the cavalry of the frontier fulfilled its duties against all odds."Into the Cauldron" is the life of Trooper Jonah Gustafson based upon true events written in the pages of a Civil War diary by a Wisconsin cavalryman that served on the frontier. It is a novel to enjoy and learn from; one that will carry you back in time to feel the joys, heartaches and anguish of those days.
The Councilman: Volume 1
- 244pages
- 9 heures de lecture
Set in 1956 Morgan City, Texas, the story follows Cory Hunter Bramley as he seeks the truth behind his mother's murder, which occurred sixteen years prior. As he navigates a town ruled by a tyrannical figure, Cory faces the challenge of uncovering the truth amidst ongoing violence, including the unsolved murders of five women. His quest for justice intertwines with a forbidden romance with Emily, adding complexity to his journey through a landscape of corruption and vengeance. The narrative weaves themes of love, mystery, and the impact of past traumas.
Micah
- 218pages
- 8 heures de lecture
Set against the backdrop of 1926 Russia, the story explores the brutal realities of the Red Terror under Stalin's regime, where secret police and forced labor camps dominate society. Dr. Ilya Ivanovich Ivanov's chilling quest to create a human-ape hybrid leads to disturbing consequences. Amidst this turmoil, Yuri Grechiko, a secret police officer, finds love with a human experiment and must confront his loyalties as he risks everything to escape with her to the Ural Mountains in search of freedom.
When the Violin Weeps
- 284pages
- 10 heures de lecture
Set against the harrowing backdrop of the Warsaw ghetto and Treblinka, Jacob Liebermann's journey is driven by a quest for vengeance against Klaus Hermann, the SS officer who murdered his wife. After escaping to Palestine and joining Jewish resistance efforts, he ultimately becomes one of Israel's first Mossad agents. His path leads him to a fateful confrontation with Hermann in South America, intertwining themes of survival, justice, and the relentless pursuit of retribution.
The Honjo: Volume 1
- 236pages
- 9 heures de lecture
A retired thief, Greg Valdez, is pulled back into the dangerous world of crime when Japanese authorities seek his help to retrieve the Honjo Masamune, a legendary samurai sword held by a Yakuza clan. In exchange, they promise information about his former daughter-in-law, Kyla, who is trapped in a human trafficking ring. To succeed, Valdez must team up with his son, Daniel, as they navigate perilous challenges to save Kyla and reclaim the sword, all while facing life-threatening obstacles.
Mr. Charon
- 248pages
- 9 heures de lecture
Set in the summer of 1962 in the fading town of Thornton, Texas, the story follows five teenage boys whose diverse home lives shape their friendship. As they confront personal struggles—Eddie's abusive father and Andy's financially burdened single mother—they band together to address the injustices they face. Their quest for change intertwines their fates, exploring themes of camaraderie and resilience in the face of adversity.
Black Sun
- 444pages
- 16 heures de lecture
Set against the backdrop of the Mexican Revolution of 1910, the story follows a boy's journey from the depths of the Ojuela Mine to the heights of the Sierra Madre Mountains. As he navigates the challenges of a tumultuous decade, he is compelled to confront the harsh realities of survival and maturity amidst the chaos of one of the bloodiest conflicts in history. The narrative explores themes of resilience and transformation in a time of upheaval.
Solomon's Men: Volume 1
- 328pages
- 12 heures de lecture
In a world of clandestine art theft, Greg Valdez, a master thief, plans his retirement with one last heist: stealing a Crusader's pouch from a Portuguese monastery. However, the artifact becomes a pawn in a dangerous game when it is used as ransom for his loved ones, attracting the attention of mercenaries and a secret order linked to the Templar Knights. As ancient oaths resurface, an international chase ensues, blending history and suspense in a thrilling adventure that promises to keep readers captivated.