Randall Wisehart is a retired educator. He taught middle school through graduate school. In addition to the Rachel Chance and Will Keller mysteries, he has also written three historical fiction novels for middle grades students and a book about teaching.
Randall lives in east central Indiana with his wife Tammy and their happily retired Greyhounds.
Raised on a large cattle and horse ranch in the Madison Valley of southwest Montana, Jim has competed in rodeos at all levels. He has had numerous articles published in national magazines. Although he is old enough to know better, he still rides and trains horses.
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“…indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.” The words now felt like a distant memory to Stephen Moore. North Korea had successfully orchestrated an Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) attack that did exactly what China had hoped for– split the United States into warring factions…
NOTE: If BookLocker publishes your book, we can feature it in WritersWeekly and on our social media channels as well at NO CHARGE! Available at Amazon, BarnesandNoble, BookLocker, and many other retailers around the globe! About the Book Life is a voyage and for Thalia McGrath, the voyage is literal. In 1965, she sails on […]
NOTE: If BookLocker publishes your book, we can feature it in WritersWeekly and on our social media channels as well at NO CHARGE! Available at Amazon, BarnesandNoble, BookLocker, and many other retailers around the globe! About the Book On a crisp morning at the North Carolina State Fairgrounds, former Secret Service agent Sam Kilbrough stands […]
When Walt Montgomery takes a weekend of fishing, he doesn’t expect to catch a briefcase containing $150,000. Walt and girlfriend, Belinda, are then pursued by a psychopathic cop and a crooked lawyer, who will kill to reclaim the money.
This research explores the effects of cyber election meddling on voter beliefs and decision making. It examines tactics, media influence, and implications for democratic integrity, providing insights into cybersecurity’s role in elections.
The sequel to So Gunther called him Elf Man, blending science fiction, a crime story and history, the novel begins at the conclusion of the first. Set in the near future of 2039 and 2040, but also including back stories over centuries.
These are complex times. Young people are using technology at a very early age. The planet is warming up. There are too many available guns in American society. What about A. I. and the oceans? We need to look at the pros and cons.
