Books

My third book, Crows Don’t Fly at Night, will be released in 2024.

“What would you do if you stumbled upon a conversation that could cost you your life?

For Alberto, in Sicily 1949, this is precisely what happens. After eavesdropping on a conversation that reveals a dark conspiracy involving the Mafia, the Church, and money laundering, Alberto finds himself in grave danger. With a Mafia boss and a priest already dead, the wrong people knowing what he heard could mean the end of Alberto’s life.“

OnlineBookClub.org – “The Eavesdropper is excellently written with impressive descriptions…infused with elements of love and action. 4/5 stars”

M. Rosen – “A compelling read, hard to put down.”
“Lots of intrigue, action and great dialogue.”

In a world tainted by sinister influences, Alberto Capuano is forced to enlist in the Italian navy. A six-year journey takes him from Sicily, to the depths of Libya, and then into Egypt to spy on the British. Captured, and interned in a prisoner-of-war camp in Kenya, East Africa, he’s threatened by hostile guards, menaced by a fellow prisoner, while helping three men escape. Amidst the turmoil, Alberto discovers solace in creating a remarkable masterpiece: a model schooner that becomes his ticket to freedom. This book will be available on Amazon in late October 2023.

“The book stands as a testament to Wise’s literary prowess. A flawless portrayal of the complexities of wartime existence, The Road to Hell and Back earns a resounding 5 out of 5 stars. Enthusiasts of immersive fantasy tales will find this narrative a captivating journey worth embarking on.” OnlineBookClub.org

“…a good balance between literary and potboiler fiction, combined with vivid characters and believable settings…”
Reedsy editor, Micheal S.

“Kate Goode, gripped by despair and depression, and with thoughts of suicide, finds her mind manipulated by unknown individuals. The result: terrifying out-of-body experiences. Kate first experiences a vision of crows, then hears eerie voices saying, “You owe me, you owe me.” No one is present.”
Ana Scherders, Editor Prism Editing