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Brad Elder
Author of Recoil of Justice
Brad Elder is an attorney and best-selling author of the multi-award-winning novel, Recoil of Justice. The first book in the Ryan Wolfe Series, Recoil of Justice is the pulse-pounding story of Houston attorney Ryan Wolfe, who takes on a case that was supposed to end with a settlement... it ended with blood.
The follow-up novel in the series, Core of Truth, is due out in late 2026.
Brad enjoys hunting, fishing, golf, fitness, and a beer or two, though not all at the same time.
Brad lives in Texas with his wife, two children, and their golden doodles - Chili and Frito.
Crowley Clark
Author of Shadows of the Fathers
Crowley Clark crafts high-stakes political intrigue exploring geopolitical tension, intelligence tradecraft, and family legacies. When not writing or running his Instagram community (@crowleyclarkbooks), he can be found traveling, studying espionage and crime history, or hunting for the perfect cup of coffee. Crowley lives in Kansas, where cows outnumber people, with his wife, their children, and a small zoo.
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Michael McGehee
Author of Eulogy for the Stripes
Michael McGehee lives in North Houston, Texas, with his wife and two children, and has spent more than 20 years leading portfolios, programs, and projects across civil engineering, aviation, agriculture, financial technology, logistics, and supply chain software. His work with more than 100 clients across 140 countries gave him a firsthand view of how technology, finance, logistics, leadership, and human judgment collide under pressure, which shaped his interest in thrillers about complex systems on the verge of failure. Inspired by an idea conceived in 1998, he spent nearly three years writing his debut novel, Eulogy for the Stripes, a story grounded in action, consequence, faith, family, and the choices people make when pushed to the edge.
Eulogy for the Stripes is a dystopian thriller set in a fractured America in 2049, one generation from now, as the constitutional republic begins to come apart. The story opens in the Texas Panhandle, where a faith-based community has pooled its remaining resources to escape the crime-ridden cities and build a tiny-home settlement with a church at its center. Rather than relying on nuclear war, a pandemic, or an EMP, the novel presents a more grounded cautionary tale about institutional pressure, constitutional erosion, and reality carried several steps farther down the road.