Behind the Curtain
- 282 pages
- 10 hours of reading
Laulie Powell Books
This author delves into the worlds of law and military service, drawing profound inspiration for their writing. Their legal background, particularly as a public defender and prosecutor, provided a deep insight into human nature and moral complexities. Military service introduced themes of discipline, duty, and the impact of conflict into their work. The author's style is characterized by conciseness and directness, reflecting their experiences in legal and military settings. Their narratives explore ethical dilemmas and the psychological ramifications of difficult decisions.
Life After Fifty
- 146 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Jules's move to North Central Florida challenges her disbelief in grace, prompting reflections on past loves and her current solitude. As she confronts the undeniable truths about her most significant relationship, she realizes that her journey through love is far from over. Just when she believes she has navigated the complexities of her heart, fate intervenes, leading her to unexpected revelations and new possibilities in love.
The Flight Jacket: A Novel about VMB-612, the Marine Corps' B-25 PBJ Night Bombing Squadron
- 204 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Set during World War II, this narrative follows the unique VMB-612 squadron of the Marine Corps, which operated the B-25 bomber, known as the PBJ. From its formation in North Carolina to its role in post-war Japan, the story captures the experiences of young pilots and enlisted men as they face the harsh realities of war in the Pacific. As they navigate the challenges of military operations and the evolving tactics of air warfare, the squadron's members grapple with the brutal nature of conflict and the heavy toll it takes on their lives and spirits.