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Marshall Ginevan embodies the essence of a veteran through various stages of his life. His journey began with service in the air force, after completing his high school education. Following his discharge, he delved into law enforcement, serving in both federal and local agencies during the prime of his youth. Upon retiring from active service, he pursued aviation, eventually becoming a pilot and ultimately owning an aviation company. After retiring from airport management, he transitioned into a college teaching career before embarking on his writing endeavors, penning the series of action novels, collectively known as The Wrong Side . These captivating narratives, published by PageTurner Press and Media, explore how the badges of the main characters define their identities. The Story of Mike Marshall In The Wrong Side of Bravery , readers are introduced to Mike Marshall, the legacy of a marine officer who was killed in combat. Motivated by a desire to avenge his father's death, Mi...

R. Duncan Wallace, MD, is a distinguished psychiatrist with over fifty years of experience in the field. Throughout his illustrious career, he has dedicated himself to his practice, specializing in alleviating mental pressures and promoting emotional well-being. His commitment to providing comprehensive care is underscored by his tenure as the medical director of eight psychiatric hospitals and eleven in-patient programs, where he has tirelessly worked to support individuals struggling with mental health issues. Additionally, Dr. Wallace has held the esteemed position of president of the Utah Psychiatric Association. Most significantly, over the course of his accomplished career, Dr. Wallace has amassed a wealth of insights that have empowered his patients to overcome their obstacles. These insights are encapsulated in his published book, The Book of Psychological Truths: A Psychiatrist’s Guide to Really Good Thinking for Really Great Living , where he shares his profound understanding...

Many are the audiences of horror stories where the genre has evolved into horror-mysteries, horror-thrillers, and paranormal-horror stories that appease the growing thirsts of the market. Horror novels are often most successful when they have the right blend of grotesque characters with cannibalistic tendencies, a remote setting, and a mysterious, evil antagonist. This blend is exactly what G. R. Jerry has written with his novel, Tom and Lovey: Under the Moon into the Wood . Published as the first book to a duology, Tom and Lovey I features all the elements of a successful horror story plus more that the readers can devour. Tom and Lovey is published under PageTurner Press and Media and features the titular characters Tom and Lovey as the protagonists in the story. The plot of the story revolves around the mysterious disappearance of Lovey’s husband, Bill, and the involvement of the sheriff in the lives of the residents in the Village of Wrong. A subplot of the story revolves around t...

David Hamel’s 4:09 to 9:02 Boston to Oklahoma and New York Cities: Beyond the Bombings weaves a powerful story of self-discovery and resiliency. The title references two tragedies: the Boston Marathon bombing (2013) and the Oklahoma City bombing (1995), events the author brushes against. He also details the September 11 attack that occurred in New York in 2001, which added to the trauma he experienced. But the book is more than just about bombings. Hamel also shares his struggles with infertility and the heartbreak it brings alongside the tragedy. Through it all, his narrative emphasizes love, faith, and finding hope, even in the darkest moments. In this article, we will learn about the author and uncover the lessons embedded in his story to help shape the life we dream of.  A Look at the David Hamel Before he was a published author, David Hamel was a career Air Force Master Sergeant. After more than thirty years of active Air Force duty, he retired and became more active in joini...

Do you feel adrift or aimlessly going through life, like the world has lost its meaning? If so, then Linda Gallagher's captivating tale, The Distant Lighthouse , serves as your guiding light toward realizing your sense of purpose. Well-written and beautifully illustrated, this story is a treasure filled with valuable insights. It takes readers on a metaphorical journey of self-discovery and personal growth through the eyes of a lonely lighthouse. Published by PageTurner Press and Media, this book can help you rediscover your own purpose and create a life filled with meaning. Continue reading for a preview of some of the ideas necessary to make the transformative changes you seek. A Glimpse into the Author’s Life Linda Gallagher is the director and music minister at the Center of Freedom in Martinez, California. Inspired by her own recovery from addiction in 1976, she has dedicated the past forty-six years to helping others break free from self-destructive behaviors. The profound e...