Inner-city Chicago kid Steven Goode has been transformed into Private Goode and has just graduated Army basic training (Toe the Line). He is now faced with new challenges that will change his life forever.

Brinton and Nick sit down to have a deep conversation on Nick's latest book that deals with deep topics. They discuss many things in the writing space for the season premiere of Americana Quill Season two.

"In The Brother We Share, Nick Olson presses into these pages, both the imprint of the way things were and the way we may have wanted them to be. How do we tell those around us of the pain we carry inside? What do we do with all that is left behind of such a pain never spoken? There is no warning before we enter into the country of loss. Only that we must, each in her time, cross into that lowest of valleys until we reach peak horizon. Beauty stuns, even in pain. For anyone who has lost: family, words, direction, hope, Olson's book is a blueprint, charting the course from where we've each been in our depth-voyages of loss, to where we must go. That 'something within' that we each have to find before 'we cross over.' This is brave work from Nick Olson, who knows, with a whole and singing heart, that life is still to be found in the things that we leave behind."

Brinton sits down with Dwayne where they discuss Nas and some of the things they admire about the MC. Brinton and Dwayne both give their top five verses and just talk of the genius that is Nas... 

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Brinton sits down with Deon Mcarthy where they talk about his debut book and his military experience and the somewhat fictional book he wrote titled Toe The Line. 

Deon McCarthy is a retired Master Sergeant and Combat Veteran with 30 years of service in the United States Army. He has deployed multiple times starting with Desert Shield, including tours to Afghanistan, Bosnia, and Iraq.

If interested please check the link to Deon's book. Amazon.com: Deon McCarthy: Books, Biography, Blog, Audiobooks, Kindle

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Brinton Woodall sits down with Zach Macdonald where they discuss their writing careers and how to win as independent authors. They break down their books Zack's: Itsuki

When life means the world, there is no letting go.

Brinton's: Malcolm Evers: Judge by 12 or carried by 6

Malcolm is a young lawyer who just buried his great-grandfather and is now called to action. He takes on the case of a young black man destined for an Ivy League school when he kills three white men that broke into his house in self-defense. The only problem is these three thieves are cops which causes this small-town boy’s hopes and dreams to come crashing down. Malcolm fights for this young man to stay free as well as free himself by trying to find the killer of his dead fiancée, which leads to more harm than good...

To purchase Zach's book click this link: Itsuki: MacDonald, Zach: 9781647647322: Amazon.com: Books

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