A Matter of Mind and Heart

Gripping Short Fiction from WWII in the Pacific

Americanism is a matter of the mind and heart;Americanism is not, and never was, a matter of race or ancestry.

– President Franklin D. Roosevelt, February 1, 1943

1944: Recruited from an internment camp for Japanese Americans, army linguist Rich Takahashi grapples with a key question. Why should he put his life at risk for an America that robbed him of his future, and his family and his sweetheart of their freedom? What makes an American, an American?

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Innocent

Monica Stepp has one goal: Prove to everyone that her husband is not guilty of murdering a woman in cold

Cold Justice

Gunnery Sergeant Ed “Mase” Mason can’t sleep. His dreams are haunted by the ghosts of his platoon members, crying out

The Enchanted Crossroads

A Vengeful God. An army of evil warlocks. An inexperienced witch, the world’s only hope…Kaira’s life was going according to

Hong Kong Dangerous

C.T. Ferguson just wants to survive the Chinese prison.He’s a hacker who lived in China and worked against the government

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