Jerrimiah Stonecastle Books

Jerrimiah Stonecastle's writing is deeply informed by his past experiences as an NYPD investigator and a former combat medic, imbuing his narratives with a gritty authenticity and a keen eye for the darker aspects of human nature. His work explores the complex interplay between desperation and resilience, often highlighting the profound capacity for both cruelty and compassion found in extreme circumstances. Through a distinctive style that blends sharp observation with a touch of satire, Stonecastle delves into the moral ambiguities of life and the lasting impact of our choices. His literary approach, honed from an early passion for poetry and incisive commentary, offers readers a compelling and thought-provoking journey.

Frankenstina
420 pages
15 hours of reading
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From the day she was brought into this world she was hated.Her father hated her because she killed her mother during child birth.The other children hated her because of her hideous face and size.The teachers hated her because of her intelligence.What happens to the mind when it is exposed to physical and mental abuse from the time you wake up until the time you go to bed?What happens when the town's people look at you as a freak of nature and whisper behind your back?What happens when the unspeakable happens to you, and you turn to your father for compassion, and you find none?You become what they think you are.You become...THE MONSTER!
Training a Titan I
98 pages
4 hours of reading
Every thousand years, a special genetic code is activated in a canine breed to insure its survival. The animal will grow to be twice, even three times its normal size. These dogs were super intelligent, brave, and ferocious. They were believed to have been owned by the gods. They were called Titans.
Decisions: Making the Right Choices
This is a book about how we make decisions that affect our lives. Making the right decision determines whether you succeed or fail in life. There are also factors that secretly contribute to us making the wrong decisions also. The good news is we can always make a decision to change.

Frankenstina

Training a Titan I

Decisions: Making the Right Choices