Joe Broadmeadow

Author · Retired Police Captain

writing

  • Christmas 2023: Partnership in Crime

    (Link to the beginning) PLEASE SHARE! Levi watched as the sleigh rose into the sky and then, turning north, disappearing into the clouds. Kevin blocked his path as he started to make his way back into the cave of the Heart…

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  • An Appalachian Trail Short Story

    Here’s a revised version of a short story I wrote while hiking the AT. I thought perhaps it would offer a little diversion from the usual noise of the online world. Originally published December 2014 after I completed the 2,184…

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  • Choices: You Make’em You Own ’em

    Choices: You Make’em You Own ’em The Jerry Tillinghast Story   Now available at the pre-release price of $2.99 for Kindle, the long-awaited story of Jerry Tillinghast as only he could tell it. Click here for the Amazon link. Order it…

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  • A Change of Hate

    March 1966, Dalat, South Vietnam. Green Beret First Lieutenant Harrison Bennett stalks his latest target, an elusive Viet Cong Colonel. After weeks of hunting, the man’s face fills the rifle scope. A deep breath, a partial exhale, a tap from…

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  • Silenced Justice by Joe Broadmeadow @JBroadmeadow reviewed for #RBRT Corruption & Organised Crime #SundayBlogShare

    Check out the latest editorial review of my novel, Silenced Justice Author: Joe Broadmeadow Published: July 2015 by JEBWizard Publishing Category: Mystery, Suspense, Thriller Lieutenant Josh Williams is back in this latest thriller from Joe Broadmeadow, Silenced Ju… Source: Silenced…

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  • A Change of Hate

    Here’s a sneak peek at my latest novel, A Change of Hate. I am working toward the release of this next novel featuring Harrison “Hawk” Bennett Attorney at Law from the Josh Williams series. Hope you enjoy.  March 1966, Dalat,…

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  • Generational Perspective

    Here is a bit of a perspective for my fellow members of the Cumberland High School Class of 1974. In 1974: The President of the United States was Richard Nixon, until August 9th, and then Gerald Ford after Nixon resigned…

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  • A Safe, Yet Thrilling, New Year’s Eve

    Recipe for a perfect New Year’s Celebration Fill a glass with one’s favorite drink (adult or otherwise) Put on soft, ambient music in the background Find a comfortable and warm place to sit And the most critical element, download one…

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  • Dilemma

    This is from a series of short stories I am working on. Posted here for your reading pleasure and review.  All comments welcome. My cell rang. I didn’t recognize the number. Thought about ignoring it, then decided to give the telemarketer some…

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  • A Whiff of Memories

    As we grow through the various stages of our lives, we develop a memory of aromas.  Over time, our experiences accumulate and a familiar fragrance or aroma causes a reaction in our minds, invoking a memory or making us aware…

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