The Warrior’s Mind
Sargent Casey, one of the key protagonists in Naomi Kryske’s crime/suspense novels, THE WITNESS and THE MISSION, shares his thoughts on the meaning of the “warrior’s mind.”
“Little Soup” Makes a Big Culinary Statement
In Naomi Kryske’s The Mission, second novel of The Witness Series, we learn a little more about the inscrutable Sergeant Casey. We discover he grew up in Penzance in Cornwall and developed a taste for the sea, both as a profession and a culinary choice.
The Journey of Traumatic Grief in The Mission
Traumatic grief illuminated in The Mission gives new understanding to a form of grief due to sudden, unexpected loss.
Pursuing Your Mission with Passion
My husband, Larry, writes this month’s blog. He served as a surface warfare officer in two guided missile destroyers, a guided missile cruiser, and a fleet frigate. Ashore he served in Naval Intelligence in Japan, on the Chief of Naval Operations’ staff in the Pentagon, with the Defense Nuclear Agency in Hawaii and Albuquerque, and as the first commanding officer of
Introducing The Mission, the Second Novel in The Witness Series
After The Witness was published, I discovered that my characters were still alive. Their lives were continuing, things were happening to them, and I knew what they were. Thus The Mission was born, which continues the tale of Jenny, Colin, Sergeant Casey, Brian, Padre Goodwyn, Dr. Knowles, and others.