A collection of corrupt men inside the justice system ruined his cousin Frank's life, and now Stan Manning is going to make them pay. Instead of starting at the bottom, he enlists the help of his old friend and special ops army veteran, Moses White.  Frank Grimm left behind a notebook with a list of interesting names. At the top was Senator Royse Mickelson.  Stan assembles a small crew to build evidence against the Senator to bring him to justice, but when the senator dies in a terrible — and suspicious — car accident on the way to the police station after his public arrest, Stan must once again go into hiding. Cold Vengeance is the first book in the new Black & King Cold Vengeance series. Start reading your favorite new vigilante-noir thriller today!

After Stan sees his big chance go up in flames, he and Mo must now rely on Detective Mallory Black to break the case, only she's being watched from the inside. They'll have to do it themselves. They must go to Stan's safety deposit box in Texas to get the evidence back, but they're being followed. A female detective and a bunch of dirty cops trying to keep them from getting to the bank, and if their pursuers know about it, somebody close to Stan must have talked.  Stan calls in even more favors, this time from Household Services, the fixers he's used in the past, but the cleaner running the show only seems to be in it for the money, and his price is far too high. Stan must convince him to help get the evidence before Stan and everybody he loves is killed on the road. Cold Reckoning is the second book in the new Black & King Cold Vengeance series. Start reading your favorite new vigilante-noir thriller today!

Fewer words. Sharper stories. Bigger impact.Stuck in prose that drags? Worried readers are skimming past your descriptions to get back to the story? Time to say F*ck the Details and write fiction that moves.Description doesn't have to be a speed bump. Used right, it disappears — and the story keeps moving. Used wrong, it grinds everything to a halt, and your reader puts the book down.Sawyer Black has spent years studying what makes prose work — and, more importantly, what stops it cold. F*ck the Details is the no-fluff guide to writing descriptions that earn their place on the page, cut what doesn't, and keep your reader hooked to the end.If Strunk & White's "e;omit needless words"e; shaped how you think about prose, this is the version of that lesson built specifically for fiction writers in 2026.Inside, you'll learn how to:Trust your reader to fill in the obvious — and learn exactly which details they want you to skipShow character through action, so the story keeps moving instead of grinding to a haltIdentify the details that earn their place — and cut everything that doesn'tPace your scenes through prose, not just plot — the difference between a book readers race through and one they abandonSee it in action through Sawyer's before-and-after examples, so you don't have to guess at what tighter prose actually looks likeWhether you're working on your first chapter or your fortieth, F*ck the Details gives you the rules of thumb, the mindset, and the muscle memory to write leaner, faster, more readable fiction.Trim the bloat. Up the action. F*ck the details.

A collection of corrupt men inside the justice system ruined his cousin Frank's life, and now Stan Manning is going to make them pay. Instead of starting at the bottom, he enlists the help of his old friend and special ops army veteran, Moses White.  Frank Grimm left behind a notebook with a list of interesting names. At the top was Senator Royse Mickelson.  Stan assembles a small crew to build evidence against the Senator to bring him to justice, but when the senator dies in a terrible — and suspicious — car accident on the way to the police station after his public arrest, Stan must once again go into hiding. Cold Vengeance is the first book in the new Black & King Cold Vengeance series. Start reading your favorite new vigilante-noir thriller today!

After Stan sees his big chance go up in flames, he and Mo must now rely on Detective Mallory Black to break the case, only she's being watched from the inside. They'll have to do it themselves. They must go to Stan's safety deposit box in Texas to get the evidence back, but they're being followed. A female detective and a bunch of dirty cops trying to keep them from getting to the bank, and if their pursuers know about it, somebody close to Stan must have talked.  Stan calls in even more favors, this time from Household Services, the fixers he's used in the past, but the cleaner running the show only seems to be in it for the money, and his price is far too high. Stan must convince him to help get the evidence before Stan and everybody he loves is killed on the road. Cold Reckoning is the second book in the new Black & King Cold Vengeance series. Start reading your favorite new vigilante-noir thriller today!

Fewer words. Sharper stories. Bigger impact.Stuck in prose that drags? Worried readers are skimming past your descriptions to get back to the story? Time to say F*ck the Details and write fiction that moves.Description doesn't have to be a speed bump. Used right, it disappears — and the story keeps moving. Used wrong, it grinds everything to a halt, and your reader puts the book down.Sawyer Black has spent years studying what makes prose work — and, more importantly, what stops it cold. F*ck the Details is the no-fluff guide to writing descriptions that earn their place on the page, cut what doesn't, and keep your reader hooked to the end.If Strunk & White's "e;omit needless words"e; shaped how you think about prose, this is the version of that lesson built specifically for fiction writers in 2026.Inside, you'll learn how to:Trust your reader to fill in the obvious — and learn exactly which details they want you to skipShow character through action, so the story keeps moving instead of grinding to a haltIdentify the details that earn their place — and cut everything that doesn'tPace your scenes through prose, not just plot — the difference between a book readers race through and one they abandonSee it in action through Sawyer's before-and-after examples, so you don't have to guess at what tighter prose actually looks likeWhether you're working on your first chapter or your fortieth, F*ck the Details gives you the rules of thumb, the mindset, and the muscle memory to write leaner, faster, more readable fiction.Trim the bloat. Up the action. F*ck the details.