T.J. Pruitt crafts narratives spanning from sacred texts to heartwarming family fiction, demonstrating a versatile literary voice. His work often delves into themes resonant with his experiences as a minister, blending spiritual insights with relatable storytelling. An avid reader himself, Pruitt's style is informed by a diverse literary palette, encompassing classic authors alongside contemporary genres like science fiction and comics. This broad influence allows him to connect with a wide array of readers through his thoughtfully constructed prose.
Sergeant Philip Nicholas Silver, was the type of policeman Alaska needed. He was strong, silent, and smart enough to survive both the landscape and its citizenry. His whole life had prepared Pin, as his new friends called him, for the beat that would create his legend.
Angie and Lyle Carswell saw their hometown was in trouble. People had forgotten what made it so special. They wanted to remind people why Landers was the home of the Wrench Peddler, MacGuire's Trained Statues, and Corrugated Carter. So they started telling the stories of Landers to the world.
Matthew Keith and his friends have spent their careers telling other people's stories. Now they want to tell their own. In the midst of the battle to produce their own works, they lean on each other and their friendships to draw closer to commercial success, as well as what's truly important. The relationships they have, mean far more than the rough and tumble world of Hollywood.