Historias de Guadalcanal

A group of Solomon Islander scientists travel to different realities.

A group of young Marines at the conflict in Guadalcanal, find themselves in a mysterious and extraordinarily astounding situation.

Hank Caldwell is a teenage boy who is running from a past full of heartache and is running straight into war. Hank's gloomy outlook on his life is driven by a reoccurring nightmare that has him convinced that his life will be short lived! Commander Robert Gage has been aboard the Battleship Oklahoma since her refit in 1927, but the end of his life on the old battleship doesn't end on December 7th, 1941, but instead continues as it brings Gage, Hank, and the old ship together, in what could spell disaster.

Vampires living in Honiara tell the stories of their turning.

A group Solomon Islander clerics travel the Solomon Islands investigating mythical creatures, as well as paranormal and supernatural activities.

In early 1936 (Fictional) Henry Caldwell came to grips with the greatest personal tradjedy of his life when his father was killed by a drunk driver! fast forward to the Fall of 1941 when he loses his mother and younger brother in a horrific house fire, it would seem that everyone close to Hank Caldwell is dying. taking to the roads Hank finds himself running from the God that his parents tried to teach him about, he runs like Jonah only to find that his fate too is set in stone. The Marines and WWII teach Hank a valuable lesson about becoming a responsible man, but soon he will find that what the war didn't do, his childhood nightmare come true may!

The Arlington Sanctum is a work of fiction in the historical fiction, military, and science fiction genres. It is best suited to adult readers owing to some scenes of violence and mature situations. Penned by author Mitch Lapin, this fascinating speculative tale explores the mysterious Arlington National Cemetery where a sanctum resurrects missing soldiers as holograms from the sixth dimension. Bill Bradley and master sergeant Jake Merlot race against time through the Sanctum's depths, uncovering Bill's past and military decisions and shaping his journey back to life. What follows is an immersive read with an intense blend of historical intrigue and futuristic technology. Author Mitch Lapin has a natural talent for suspense that helps him craft the poignant journey of the immediately lovable Bill Bradley as he finds himself enveloped in the eerie mystique of the Arlington Sanctum. As I followed Bill's exploration of his military past and the intricate workings of the Sanctum, I was drawn into a narrative that seamlessly merged real historical events with speculative fiction, and the pacing delivered both elements in equal measure. The portrayal of Bill's introspection and the ethical dilemmas surrounding his military service is delivered with detail and empathy, offering insights into the complexities faced by soldiers and the weight of their decisions. Bill feels so natural that you can't help but fall for his charm, and Lapin's narrative style, combining suspense with introspective depth, kept me engaged throughout. The descriptive atmosphere of the work brought scenery from the present and past to life in ways that also enhanced the emotional mood brilliantly. Overall, The Arlington Sanctum is a recommended read for speculative and historical writing fans that offers a thought-provoking look at the impact of military service on individuals and society.