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A Dream An Experiment In Time
$5.99- After a vivid dream of a hidden message across time, Jim turns imagination into experiment—burying a signal meant for the future.
- When mysterious visitors begin to appear, including one who claims to be his distant descendant, his quiet act ripples across generations.
- Rather than chasing grand adventures, Jim chooses restraint, reflection, and the unseen impact of small decisions.
- A contemplative and deeply human story about time, legacy, and the quiet power of living for a future that may never know your name.
A Grain of Sand in the Hourglass of Life: Reflections on Time, Loss, and Faith
$4.99- A reflective and deeply human exploration of how life is measured not in years, but in fleeting, defining moments.
- This book invites readers to pause and consider the quiet significance of everyday experiences that often go unnoticed.
- Blending philosophy, psychology, and personal insight, it examines themes of loss, love, responsibility, and self-discovery.
- Each chapter serves as a “grain of sand,” small yet meaningful, coming together to reveal a larger picture of life’s journey.
- A thoughtful and meditative read that encourages acceptance, gratitude, and a deeper connection with what truly matters.
Baby Boomers in the 21st Century: How Our Trusting Generation Stays Safe from Scams
$4.99- A timely and eye-opening look at how scams have evolved to target trust, kindness, and everyday vulnerability.
- Highlights how modern fraud operates, revealing why even the most cautious individuals can be caught off guard.
- Written from real-life experience, offering practical awareness rather than technical complexity.
- Breaks down the psychology behind scams, helping readers recognise warning signs early.
- A clear, accessible guide that empowers readers to stay informed, alert, and protected in a rapidly changing world.
It’s Just Stuff, Maybe: Lessons from What We Keep and What We Leave Behind
$4.99- A contemplative look at the objects we hold onto and the memories they quietly carry.
- Explores the emotional weight behind everyday belongings and why letting go is often difficult.
- Encourages readers to question what truly matters beyond material possessions.
- Blends reflection and storytelling to uncover deeper meanings in what we keep and what we leave behind.
- A simple yet powerful read about memory, attachment, and the value we assign to the things around us.
Marathon of Life: Lessons from Every Mile We Travel
$4.99- A reflective journey through life’s stages, from early beginnings to moments of quiet understanding.
- Explores how life unfolds without clear starting points, reminding us that we are always in motion.
- Blends personal insight with universal experiences of growth, responsibility, and change.
- Encourages readers to focus not on speed, but on resilience and purpose along the way.
- A thoughtful and introspective read about time, family, loss, and the meaning we create through life’s journey.
The Death of America by Internal Hate
$4.99- Opening with a stark warning that the “fuse is already lit,” this book examines a nation unraveling under fear, division, and manufactured conflict.
- It challenges the illusion of outside enemies, revealing deeper fractures within society where truth blurs and politics turns to warfare.
- Drawing on Native traditions and wisdom, it calls for unity, listening, and a return to shared humanity.
- A timely and thought-provoking reflection urging restraint, compassion, and vigilance to preserve what still holds us together.
The First Ten Years As A Tribal Police Officer
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- At nineteen, James Wynecoop stepped into a world of responsibility, fear, and quiet courage as a Spokane Tribal Police Officer.
- Patrolling dark roads and facing life-or-death moments, he learned that bravery means standing firm even when fear never fades.
- Caught between identity, duty, and community, his journey reflects both personal struggle and deep cultural pride.
- A raw, powerful memoir revealing the untold realities of service, resilience, and life in Indian Country.
The Omnibus of James S. Wynecoop
$4.99- A powerful memoir that traces a life shaped by duty, culture, and deeply human experiences.
- Through vivid reflections from his years in law enforcement, James S. Wynecoop reveals the realities of service, sacrifice, and resilience.
- Balancing moments of hardship with memories of family, faith, and wisdom, each story uncovers meaning in both the ordinary and the profound.
- A thoughtful and moving collection that invites readers to reflect on life, morality, and the stories that define who we are.
The River Between Times – Book 1
$6.99- When Tribal Police Officer Jay Stormrunner is pulled through a mysterious river, he finds himself in the early 1800s, caught between two worlds and two destinies.
- As spirits stir and danger rises, he must protect a village untouched by tragedy while confronting a darkness that spans generations.
- With every choice reshaping the present, Jay walks the fragile line between history and sacrifice.
- A gripping, emotional tale of culture, time, and the unseen forces that bind past and future together.
The River Between Times – Book 2
$6.99- A tribal officer torn between heritage and duty discovers a river that doesn’t just divide land it divides time.
- Pulled into the past, Jay encounters a village plagued by illness and a shadow-spirit born from grief and forgotten history.
- As two timelines collide, he must confront the fragile boundary between the living and the dead—and the truth behind the darkness.
- A haunting, emotional journey of identity, ancestry, and the unseen bonds that connect generations.
When Gravel Meets the Stars: Between the Road We Know
$4.99In When Gravel Meets the Stars, James S. Wynecoop delivers a deeply reflective and unforgettable memoir inspired by years of service as a small-town and tribal police officer, where patrol meant long nights, lonely roads, familiar faces, and moments that never leave you.
From gravel roads under endless skies to calls that changed lives forever, this powerful book explores duty, family, identity, resilience, and what happens when the uniform comes off.
More than a story about law enforcement, this is a book about becoming a man, carrying burdens, healing old wounds, and learning that strength is often quiet.
For readers who appreciate honest storytelling, rural America, Native identity, first responder life, and meaningful memoirs, When Gravel Meets the Stars offers wisdom forged in darkness and found beneath the stars.
A moving journey through memory, service, loss, faith, and peace.
When The Radio Went Silent
$9.99- When the radio went silent, the real burden of the badge began.
- Behind every call are memories, decisions, and faces that linger long after the shift end sespecially in small towns where every life is personal.
- This raw and compassionate account reveals the unseen toll of duty on officers, their families, and the communities they serve.
- A powerful reflection on survival, silence, and the emotional cost of carrying responsibility when no one else can see it.