What Goes Around by Michael Wendroff is a thriller that will keep you turning the pages long after you say 'just one more chapter.'

We quickly meet the two main detectives, Jack Ludlum and Jill Jarred. Jack attacks his job with brute strength. Jill uses her brains. The two do not get along but are thrust together to find the serial killer.

Jack and Jill find themselves in the middle of a white supremacist murder spree with too many possible suspects and too many motives. Each time they think they've found their 'man,' the tables turn again. And just when the reader is sure they know the ending, Michael gives it a twist you will never see coming.

This book has it all - danger, romance, and characters you will love. Thankfully, I have insider information that Michael is currently writing a prequel!

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Hello, readers! Today, I am thrilled to share a captivating conversation with Reenita M. Hora, the talented author of "Vermilion Harvest," on my podcast, Online for Authors. We delved into the depths of historical fiction, discussing not only the fascinating backdrop of her novel but also the intricacies of her writing process. Let's dive into some highlights from our chat that will surely intrigue anyone with a passion for history and storytelling.

Born from War by Patrick Naughton Jr is an incredible memoir that looks at the author's time in Iraq compared to his father's time in Vietnam. Despite the decades between the wars and the many differing circumstances, Patrick found astounding similarities. These similarities helped him to understand his father and 'his father's war' in ways he never thought possible.

I found it very interesting that without identifiers giving me the what or when, many of the author's recollections could have been swapped with his father's. It makes me wonder if the same would be true for those who fought in WWII or Korea or any modern conflict - and if so, what do we need to learn as a people about war and what it does to soldiers and to civilians living with the consequences.

Despite 'lessons learned' from Vietnam, it appears some things do not change. Can they? Should they? And how do we get those in charge to understand what is actually happening on the front lines?

I enjoyed this book and feel like I know a bit more about Vietnam, Iraq, and the soldiers who are willing to fight for their country - even when the goals are nebulous.

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