The Oak Remembers

Race, Execution, and the Living Witness on Buffalo Bayou.

HOUSTON’S MOST CAREFULLY PRESERVED SECRET STANDS IN PLAIN SIGHT.

Beneath a sprawling live oak in Founders Memorial Cemetery waits the city’s true hanging tree—the living witness most Houstonians believe stands elsewhere, in a safe, polished park.

They are wrong.
This is the real one.

The Daily Achievements Journal 

The Daily Achievements Journal is a simple, non dated companion for anyone who wants to live with more focus, discipline, and quiet pride.
 
Each day opens with a powerful quote from history’s greatest minds to set the tone, followed by space for your top three priorities, key tasks, and a short reflection.
 
At the end of the day, you record one thing you did well — a small but powerful habit that builds momentum and self-respect over time.
 
No dates. No pressure. Just a clear, elegant structure that turns intention into consistent action. Whether you’re chasing big goals or simply trying to show up better each day, this journal helps you climb your own mountain — one steady, honest page at a time.

Jury Trial Companion

The Jury Trial Companion is a structured courtroom tool designed for criminal trial lawyers who want to prepare, organize, and think more clearly under pressure.

Built around a practical case-by-case system for 100 cases, the notebook provides a disciplined framework for tracking trial themes, witnesses, motions, evidentiary issues, objections, strategy, voir dire, cross-examination, and courtroom observations — all in one place.
 
Designed for prosecutors and defense lawyers alike, it is meant to sit at counsel table, not on a bookshelf, emphasizing clarity, speed, and usability without unnecessary clutter or distraction.
 
Whether preparing for trial, reacting in real time, or reflecting after a verdict, The Jury Trial Companion is intended to become a trusted working volume — a professional tool built for the rhythm and reality of criminal trial practice.

The Fifth Post

Fourteen-year-old Leni has spent her entire life off-grid. She lives with her parents in an abandoned mall, completely shielded from the digital world.
 
One afternoon, while charging her burner phone in the derelict food court, she discovers an abandoned cracked smartphone. On its screen is a single mysterious Ghost Post — a black square containing sixty-four cryptic characters. No one delivered it. No one should even know she exists.
 
When she impulsively retypes the code, the device instantly maps her exact location. A chilling notification appears. A car will arrive for her in six hours.
 
Suddenly Leni is pulled from the safety of her analog existence into a hidden digital trap. In this world, attention itself is the most dangerous currency. And the cost of being seen may be more than she can survive.

77019: River Oaks: 

Wealth, Power, and the Walls That Never Fall 

In Houston’s most exclusive neighborhood, the gates are tall, the lawns are perfect, and the secrets run deep.
 
Behind the historic estates and manicured hedges of River Oaks lies a closed world of old-money empires, restrictive covenants, oil-baron legacies, quiet power plays, and scandals the public was never meant to see. From the 1920s founding vision to today’s modern fallout, this unflinching narrative pulls back the curtain on one of America’s most private enclaves.
 
No names are changed where the truth is public record. No detail is softened.
 
For anyone fascinated by wealth, status, and the hidden architecture of exclusion in the South, 77019 is the definitive, unvarnished portrait of Houston’s gilded fortress.