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Fans rave that this fictional novel "The book predicted the Capitol Riot"

The best-selling debut novel Affirmative Action (Insurrection Day).  While America watches abroad for the next attack, the nation becomes more divided by politics. Home-Grown terrorist strike at the heartland.  A Texas Ranger and two FBI agents inadvertently discover their plan as it's unfolding.  Against the odds, complacent superiors, and a general belief that this kind of uprising doesn’t happen at home, they try to prevent a large-scale war on American soil.  

Will they be in time to stop the well-trained, well-equipped force?  

Will The South Rise Again?

“This book will keep you swiping pages deep into the night, to only stop at an ending you’ll never expect.”

"Characters come to life in this unexcepted tail."

Texas Ranger Vogt returns home to discover an old enemy has gained power and is threatening his state and the nation. Middle-East terrorists are amassing in a new desert just south of the Texas border; Byron and his posse of misfits know no wall can hold them back.

As drugs flow in and money flows to the terrorist, Byron discovers a powerful Mexican drug cartel behind the increased threat – one headed by an old-money family with deep ties to government officials and a nasty secret. The fuse is lit by a dark family secret and a world-class assassin, setting the stage for the most dangerous political power struggle ever to threaten national security.  

Master story-teller Roger G. King weaves an elaborate plot. The adventure twists and turns as advantages swings and decade-old mysteries are solved.  

Walter Bowen III is a privileged young man who someday dreams of holding the highest office in the land. During Spring Break, his sophomore year at Yale, there was a horrible accident aboard the family yacht. His best friend is now missing. He's alone for the first time and losing hope. 

He's afloat on a deck chair as the prevailing current sweeps him away from land. Walter is discovered half-drowned, suffering from dehydration. His skin is blistered from the exposure to the salt water and sun. Grateful to be alive, he soon discovers his situation has gone from bad to worse.  The "rescue" ship is modern, but the crew's codes of conduct are centuries old. Uninterested in his family's wealth and influence, this crew takes what they want. Walter now has to fend for his life while being enslaved by these modern-day pirates. Will he be able to survive the tasks he is forced to perform while trying to save his own life? 

College student, Walter, don't call me - "Wally," at first fights back, then tries to get along. But all of his private tutors and expensive education could never prepare him for this.   

Transcendence Island is a fast-paced, plot-driven novel, high-seas adventure.