To Finish a Feud

There's something about a feud—real or imagined—that burrows deep into the bones of a story. It's the heartbeat of legacy and loyalty, of justice twisted by time, and of grudges that refuse to die. To Finish a Feud is not just the first installment in the Trace Newater series—it's a time-jumping, mystery-layered narrative that challenges how far the past can reach into the present. Set against the backdrop of an old Kentucky blood feud and propelled forward by a modern-day FBI agent with a knack for asking the wrong questions (or maybe the right ones at the wrong time), this book weaves history, suspense, and a touch of techno-conspiracy into a story that grips from the first shot fired near a courthouse in 1882 to the digital footprints left by a missing man in 2025. At the center of it all is Trace Newater, a protagonist who isn't afraid to dig through dust, secrets, or bureaucracy. His journey into a cold case that shouldn't matter anymore reveals a lot more than old grudges—it raises questions about time, family, and how much of ourselves we leave behind in the stories we don't tell. So, whether you're here for the slow-burning history or the pulse of a present-day investigation, welcome. The feud isn't finished yet—but you're about to see how it begins.