B. G. Howard, born and raised in Baxley, South Georgia, is an award-winning columnist and author currently residing in Jacksonville, Florida. After suffering a life-changing automobile accident in 2001, he embraced writing as a therapeutic outlet, channeling his experiences into thought-provoking literature. With a background in opinion columns and a passion for philosophy, poetry, and short stories, Howard considers writing essential to his existence.

In his latest book, set in post-9/11 New York City, saving the life of a crime boss brings unexpected benefits—but it also ushers in a dangerous game of survival. Willie, thrust into the chaos of a city still reeling from tragedy, must navigate the treacherous waters of a sprawling criminal enterprise after ousting the second in command. As questions arise and alliances shift, Willie finds himself the sole keeper of vital secrets that could alter the city’s criminal landscape.

With the police hot on his trail and danger lurking at every turn, Willie faces the ultimate dilemma: Can he play with the devil without getting burned? This gripping tale explores the complexities of morality, the fragility of life, and the struggle to stay one step ahead in a world where every decision could be his last.