James McEachin, Author Rharl Publishing Group $27 (505p) ISBN 978-0-9656661-9-0
Inspired by the true story of the all-black, all-volunteer 24th Infantry Regiment, Company K, McEachin's second novel (after Tell Me a Tale) is a riveting account of one of the most disgraceful chapters in American military history. In 1917 the U.S.
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James McEachin, Author Lyford Books $18.95 (0p) ISBN 978-0-89141-584-8
Years after the Civil War, Moses, a 17-year-old former slave, journeys back to the isolated North Carolina town where he had been born to arrogant white plantation owner Archie McBride and his young slave mistress. Posing as a pro-slavery journalist,
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James McEachin, Author Rharl Publishing Group $25 (282p) ISBN 978-0-9656661-5-2
McEachin's most original and strangest plot yet unfolds in his fourth novel (after The Heroin Factor), a bizarre tale of murder, mayhem, and poetic justice in a small New Jersey town in 1950. At once a dark satire and a black comedy, this clever...
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James McEachin, Author, McEachin, Author Rharl Publishing Group $25 (340p) ISBN 978-0-9656661-4-5
Though it starts off with a couple of hoary old clich s, McEachin's offbeat but never off-kilter thriller eschews conventional action-suspense resolutions. There's a ""no love lost"" subplot between cranky L.A. narcotics lieutenant Wyatt McKnight...
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