Featured Books

Author Major General Carl G. Schneider tells of his 32-year, 100-mission US Air Force career. Beginning in 1946 as a newly enlisted AAF private, he rose through the ranks to become a two-star general  

an accomplishment very few men in American history have ever achieved.

   This man of character and strength impacted the numerous armed forces who served under his leadership;  included in that number were George W. Bush, who lead our country as president and Astronaut Buzz Aldrin, who wrote the forward to this engaging book.

  This author tells of his service in Korea and Vietnam flying combat missions with the VNAF. Filled with personal stories, Jet Pioneer: A Fighter Pilot's Memoir,  he recounts riveting combat missions, often humorous accounts of his air force career as well as the "gut-wrenching moments" of learning close friends were shot down by the enemy and killed or captured.

Michael J. Snook, a Vietnam veteran, who served in the US Army and after returning home from the war descended into the darkness of chronic and debilitating PTSD and now reveals his griping story.

    Severe alcoholism, and episodes of insanity resulted in multiple confinements in a Veterans Administration psychiatric ward. Later after encountering an “angel” and through his perseverance and participation in PTSD counseling sessions and with the help of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Michael fully recovers and becomes a born-again Christian and a certified minister. 

   From a life of shattered dreams and broken promises, his wounded soul heals, and he comes out of the dark abyss and begins to shine for his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ!

2nd Lt. John M. Arroyo, Jr., who, on April 2, 2014, was shot in the throat and neck by another soldier who then went on to kill four soldiers, including himself, and wound sixteen others. He tells the story of his life from his childhood in Southern California, including his time spent as member of a violent street gang, a hopeless teenage drug addict and then his enlistment in the U.S. Army where he ultimately becomes a Special Forces Green Beret and highly decorated officer after serving two tours of duty in Afghanistan and one in Iraq. 

       The book also tells how he uses his Christian faith to protect himself and his fellow Special Forces “Operators” while deployed to the Middle East and then relies on it to recover from the massive wounds he sustained after being shot at Fort Hood, Texas. John Arroyo is a paradox. He has every reason to be angry and filled with revenge, depression, and regret because of being attacked on Fort Hood. Yet, as his book unravels the details of an active shooter, you will see the unraveling of God’s amazing grace in the face of complete hopelessness.