Books with author Casey Sean Harmon

My Daddy Has PTSD is a simple story that follows a young boy as he learns that his combat veteran father has Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, or PTSD. The book asks the question, "What is wrong with Daddy?" and politely answers by saying, "Daddy is going through some things, but here's how we can help." Along with the character in the story, children of all ages will enjoy learning about common symptoms of PTSD. Casey Sean Harmon spent seven years on a Unit Ministry Team in the U.S. Army, until a parachute accident left him with perminant disabilities. As a first responder both stateside and while deployed SGT Harmon witnessed the effects that PTSD has on Soldiers and their families. He wrote My Daddy Has PTSD for his son shortly after he himself was diagnosed with the disorder.Due to ongoing symptoms, Casey has not been able to face the media to promote his book, and has in fact turned down numerous interviews. It is his prayer that he will soon overcome these symptoms enough to once again interact with his readers on social media. If you would like to contact the author, please e-mail his publicist at caseyseanharmon@live.com, attn. Casey Sean Harmon.

Amazing things are about to happen...The lives of James, Charlotte, young Susan and their dog Clovensport are about to change forever. After investigating a mysterious sun dog that appears in their living room, they are inexplicably transported to the mystical land of Everafter. A host of mythological creatures makes their days long and their nights dangerous as they are enlisted to discover why the moon has stopped shining. Little do they know that their purpose in Everafter is much grander than they realize.Casey Sean Harmon started writing Reign of the Night Creatures (The Everafter Chronicles, Book One) while he was deployed to Afghanistan in 2009. Rated five stars by Readers Favorite, one of the leading authorities on quality reading, and hailed as "a fun ride" by national bestselling author Obert Skye, this unique and exciting book by a U.S. Army Soldier promises to captivate and amaze!Ages 9 and up.

What do five orphans, a haunted mansion, and a rat named Twitter have in common? Mystery abounds in this Hitchcockian thriller that is suitable for both children and adults. The first volume in the "Strange Happenings Series" by Casey Sean Harmon, this book is sure to keep readers guessing from start to finish. Sit back, take a deep breath, and enjoy "The Lost Girl."

One night the earth was swallowed by an eerie green fog. The government pronounced it a plague. People were forbidden from looking to the sky. Shortly after, The Sea Dragon emerged from the depths. Chaos reigned across the globe. Earthquakes shook the ground and electronics failed. The only hope for revolution would mean a spiritual war between heaven and hell. Written with a unique style that is reminiscent of H.G. Wells and C.S. Lewis, people who appreciate classical works will especially like this book.Prepare for one of the most controversial, adventurous and unique books that you will ever read!

What do five orphans, a haunted mansion, and a rat named Twitter have in common?Mystery abounds in this Hitchcockian thriller that is suitable for both children and adults. The first volume in the "Strange Happenings Series" by Casey Sean Harmon, this book is sure to keep readers guessing from start to finish. Sit back, take a deep breath, and enjoy "The Lost Girl."

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