books by Jem Freeman

Peter is a Captain of a Fishing Boat. He is beloved by his crew. He does well for his Greek Bosses, though Peter feels he needs a whole new purpose and career change. It is on a typical day with his crew on their boat that a large gathering of people back on land draw them back onto land. Peter assures his crew he as the Captain will take responsibiliy to their Greek Bosses. It is then Peter begi

This short story is a method of conveying the way a Iraq War veteran who saw terrible things thought of how to tell his nieces and nephew that within those terrible storms was hope, courage, and remembrance of those who were strongest in the toughest times in recent American history.

 First 48 is a recount of the author's feelings and observations during Operation Iraqi Freedom taken from his personal journals. The author heals as he reflects remembering a life changing experiences nearby Baghdad in Sadr City Iraq. 

Moses is a Minster of Hebrew Affairs during ancient Egyptian times. He doesn't feel like he belongs with his Mother and brother Ramses. They often pick on Moses, telling him he takes things "too seriously." Moses is about to find out his feelings are correct, and he will play a small role in a big story - and take it too seriously.

Jem Adventures On is a real life story of Veteran Homelessness and how Jem Freeman wrote his way out of a terrible situation on the streets and traveling the U.S.

 This is a typical high school story with a typical high school ending at face value in which the Author asked "Who am I?" within the characters that begin the Chronicles of Holcomb New Jersey. The biggest event's in any human being's experience, as the Author advocates, are the smallest to others. It is only recounting the truth subjectively that anyone will find the truth within! 

 This is a comedy play written by the authors take on his own correction of the "There is no Adam and Steve! There is only Adam and Eve" in a play that shows that Steve is as vital as Adam and Eve as they all together begin their lives and are tested by both sides of good and evil! 

 This is a motivational short story of a memory of U.S. Army Basic Training written years later to help the author convey the words of inspiration to himself and others.