Paul M J Suchecki

Unborn Again Paul M J Suchecki

Brother vs. brother on a thrill ride through the Great Smoky Mountains.


"Tough, gritty, realistic, intense... And, here's the best part in a fast-moving suspense thriller, it's thought-provoking, too. A terrific debut, and the kind of novel that will keep you up all night." -- William Martin, New York Times Bestselling Author of The Lost Constitution and The Lincoln Letter




Can a combat vet heal his tortured soul by killing again?


A white church goer and veteran, Dewey Long is a good man to know if you need a machine fixed, from a chain saw to a bicycle. He loves kids and dogs. Yet he harbors a dark secret, which leads him to kill, then escape to the Great Smoky Mountains.

Dewey's attempt to start fresh in the wilds is disrupted by two backpackers, Chantal Washington, an alluring biology teacher, and her husband, Gary, a black criminal attorney. In a perilous wilderness chase, the one cop with a hope of bringing Dewey to justice is his kid brother, Andy.

Bursting from the fault line between politics and religion during the divisive 2016 election campaign, Unborn Again is a thriller that probes the complex nature of good and evil, explosive emotional issues about race and abortion, interposed by the power of love.