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Michael Angley
Child Finder
Child Finder – Resurrection
Child Finder – Revelation

Colonel Michael “Mike” Angley retired from the United States Air Force in September 2007 following a rewarding 25 year career as a Special Agent with the Air Force Office of Special Investigations (OSI).  He held thirteen different assignments throughout the world, among which were five tours as a Commander of various units, to include two Air Force OSI Squadrons and a Region, the equivalent of a Wing.

David Axelrod
The Speedway

Dr. David Belk
ONE THING’S FOR SURE: Life is Uncertain
Rise Above!

Dr. David Belk serves as senior pastor of First Baptist Church in Friendswood, Texas. He received a Master of Divinity with Biblical Languages and a Doctor of Ministry degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is the author of Underneath Islam’s Veil (Total Recall Publishing). He and his wife, Meredith have three children, Micah, Caleb and Meagan. They have made their home in League City, Texas.

Frank Borelli
American Thinking

Lt. Frank Borelli (ret) has enjoyed a 25+ year career which includes significant experience in law enforcement, the military and as a contractor to the United States Army.  In addition to his work on various government projects, Frank is the creator of Contextual Intuition Theory, the next evolution in adult learning as applied to the contemporary warrior and battlefield.  Frank is a nationally recognized subject matter expert on the integration of current and developmental military technologies into the civilian law enforcement arena, as well as Use of Force, Officer Survival and Combat Arms training for law enforcement.

Luke Boyd
Coon Dogs and Outhouses – Volume 1
Coon Dogs and Outhouses – Volume 2

Dr. Lucas G. “Luke” Boyd first saw the light of day in a three-room shotgun house on Jabe Dunaway’s place near Anguilla, Mississippi.  It was the depths of the Depression.  His father had lost everything and had returned to the land to feed his family.  However, within a few years he was managing one of those sprawling, 2,000-plus acre cotton plantations the Delta was known for.  This plantation culture of his early years left an indelible mark on young Luke.

A stroke of good fortune and a good scholarship allowed him to attend The University of Mississippi, where he earned a B.S.  degree.  During his career he attended a total of five universities, three of which saw fit to grant him degrees:  Middle Tennessee State University (M.S.), The University of Tennessee (Ph.D.  in English History).  Stints at The University of North Carolina and The University of Chattanooga were for special study in Economics and Far Eastern History, respectively.