“As a former newspaperman and a Nashville resident, I especially enjoyed the book because of its reporter protagonist and its Music City setting. The plot is believable, provides action and suspense, and the characters are well-defined. It also offers insight into how the media functions that “civilians” should find interesting. It’s a good, quick read and I enjoyed it.” —Larry Woody, a former Tennessean sports Continue reading →

Your loved one is murdered. You have the will — and the skill — to do something about it. Do you want justice … or revenge? For Jackson Stone, a Nashville advertising executive, former Marine and avid outdoorsman, his journey to answer that question begins with an extraordinary press conference to announce his deadly intentions in this fictional true-crime thriller. The sensational comments quickly go viral, Continue reading →

Veteran sports writer and copy editor Tom Wood has covered a wide variety of events—ranging from Nashville universities to boxing, from the Iroquois Memorial Steeplechase to the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games—for The Tennessean, where he also wrote a number of entertainment features. After his retirement from that newspaper, he has continued to contribute freelance articles for several news outlets. He had a fiction short story published Continue reading →