Global Book Network

Join us as we speak with Rick M. Schoenfield, author of The Soldiers Fell Like Autumn Leaves: The Battle of the Wabash, the United States' Greatest Defeat in the Wars Against Indigenous Peoples. In this powerful and eye-opening interview, Schoenfield unpacks the historical significance of the 1791 Battle of the Wabash—also known as St. Clair's Defeat—the deadliest U.S. military loss in conflicts with Native Nations.Discover how this pivotal moment in American history has been overshadowed, what it reveals about the early U.S. military and Indigenous resistance, and why it's more relevant than ever in the national conversation about historical memory and justice.

Join us for a heartwarming conversation with Marilyn Michel Whetstone, author of Our Home in the Hills: True Stories About an Idyllic Ozark Childhood and Treasured Family Recipes from the Last One Hundred Years. In this exclusive interview, Marilyn shares nostalgic tales of growing up in the Ozarks, the deep-rooted traditions of her family, and the century-old recipes passed down through generations.Discover the inspiration behind her beautiful memoir-cookbook hybrid, and hear firsthand how heritage, food, and storytelling intertwine to preserve the spirit of a bygone era. Whether you're a lover of regional history, home-cooked meals, or family sagas, this episode will warm your heart and whet your appetite.

Join us in this gripping interview with author Jerry P. Schellhammer, as he delves into the chilling world of his psychological thriller, I, Albert Peabody: Confessions of a Serial Killer. Step inside the twisted mind of Albert Peabody—a man shaped by trauma, consumed by darkness, and driven by an uncontrollable urge to kill. Schellhammer discusses the inspiration behind the novel, the moral questions it raises, and the chilling realism that makes this story so unforgettable.

Join us as we sit down with author Donna Lynd to explore the gripping world of Leaving Innocence: A Gran and Bass Olson Mystery. In this interview, Donna shares the inspiration behind her unforgettable characters, the secrets hidden in small-town life, and how innocence is never quite what it seems.

In this powerful and eye-opening interview, author Tina M. Ray dives deep into the themes behind her thought-provoking book, "America’s Moral Compass: The Beginning of Sorrows." From cultural decay to spiritual awakening, Tina shares insights on the moral crossroads facing America today, the role of faith in times of crisis, and what “the beginning of sorrows” truly means in the modern era.

In this powerful and heartfelt interview, Marie Sumnicht shares her personal journey through unimaginable grief after the loss of her child, and how she found hope, purpose, and healing on the other side. Based on her transformative book "Beyond Broken: Surviving and Thriving Beyond the Death of Your Child", Marie opens up about faith, resilience, and the path to thriving even in the face of life’s deepest pain.

Join us for an inspiring conversation with author Helen Visarraga, as we dive deep into her transformative book, "The Heart of Relationships". In this heartfelt interview, Helen shares her insights on emotional connection, healing past wounds, building meaningful bonds, and the journey toward authentic love—whether romantic, platonic, or self-directed.

Join us for an inspiring conversation with author Leah Harper Bowron as she delves into her powerful novel, Colorblind. Set against the backdrop of the American South, the story explores themes of race, justice, and personal growth through the eyes of a courageous young protagonist. In this exclusive interview, Leah shares the inspiration behind the book, the challenges of writing about sensitive issues, and how her background in law influenced the narrative.

Join us for a compelling conversation with author John K. Pitkethly as he discusses his powerful and timely book, We the People and Our Freedom Charters. In this interview, Pitkethly explores the foundations of democratic governance, individual liberty, and the enduring power of constitutional principles in shaping free societies. Discover how "freedom charters" can serve as both a historical reflection and a call to action for today's citizens.

Join us for an inspiring conversation with author Edward Avanessy, as he delves into the story behind his powerful and thought-provoking novel, Kiki Coto. In this exclusive interview, Avanessy discusses the themes, characters, and emotional journey that bring Kiki Coto to life—a story of transformation, mystery, and the human spirit.Discover how personal experience, cultural depth, and a gripping narrative come together in this unforgettable literary work.