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Franklin Horton

Author of Post-Apocalyptic and Thriller Fiction

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Ty Stone 2: CHILD WITH NO NAME

The sequel to Hard Trauma is available now in ebook and paperback. Audio is in Audible’s hands but is moving slowly. They’ve been kind of erratic lately. This book is intense. If you enjoyed the first, I think this one is even better. For those of you used to my

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February 9, 2021

Borrowed World 8

Blood and Banjos, the 8th book in The Borrowed World Series is out there now in all formats. This is a chunky one. Over 420 pages in paperback and nearly 12 hours in audio. The link below will take you to Amazon if you’ve not picked up the book yet.

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December 3, 2020

Want to read a selection from HARD TRAUMA, my new thriller?

Chapter 1 Two Years Earlier Tyler Stone was running a five-man team in the northern part of the Helmand Province, Afghanistan. Their mission was to conduct reconnaissance on a village where the Taliban was rumored to be stockpiling weapons. They’d been in position for three days and pinpointed a cave

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June 10, 2020
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HARD TRAUMA Release

My second thriller, first in a new series, was released on May 8th. It’s available for kindle and in paperback on Amazon. Audio is currently being produced BUT the virus seems to have put a serious dent in Audible’s ability to process audio. There are some significant delays right now

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May 12, 2020

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Book 8

Streamlight MicroStream Flashlight

I've carried one of these lights everyday for YEARS. It uses a AAA battery so I don't have to recharge it. It's tiny and bright enough to handle most situations. I was asked on a podcast one day about my single most-used piece of survival gear and this is it.

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Jim Powell

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Project Manager for a Mental Health Agency

Jim never saw prepping as paranoia, but as a connection to his Appalachian roots. Life in this remote region had always required self-sufficiency, resiliency, and the ability to handle whatever life threw at you. When his job began to require frequent travel across the state, Jim went about it with a plan to get himself home if some unexpected event stranded him on the road. However, he didn't plan for having to get his coworkers home too, nor did he plan for what they'd have to deal with once they got home.

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