The Sixth Commandment

Detective Niora Marsden is on the trail of a mysterious serial killer who brands each prominent clergyman targeted with an ancient angelic symbol upon the forehead before viciously slaughtering them. With time running out and another unlawful killing soon to take place, Niora must take extraordinary measures to prevent another prominent clergyman from falling victim to an untimely demise.

Freeman L. Semons, Jr. is a published fiction author, a songwriter, a smooth jazz keyboardist, a graphic artist/designer and a book publisher. He started drawing things around age 5. He studied Commercial Art in high school at Milwaukee Tech and Graphic Design at MATC. He graduated from MATC in May 2013, earning an Associate’s Degree in Graphic Design. He has been writing fiction since age 10. He released his first novel The Oracle Book through Stonegarden.net Publishing (an independent book publisher) in 2008. His second novel Archangel (as well as the re-release of Oracle Book) were self-published under his own Morning Breeze Publications imprint August 2015 via Amazon. His third and current novel (released December 2016) is entitled The Sixth Commandment. Freeman has been writing and composing music under his own Morning Breeze Music imprint since age 20. To date, he has produced over 30 CD albums ranging from R&B and Gospel to Smooth Jazz and New Age Soundscapes. His current album is entitled ＂Free＂. Back in the spring of 1993, Freeman gained local media attention when an article spotlighting him and his music appeared in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. In the summer of 2008 prior to the release of his first novel, he was interviewed by Cassandra McShepard during her tenure on the 1290am Talk Radio program ＂That’s What I’m Talking About.＂ In the spring of 2009, the Milwaukee Public Library officially added his first novel to their catalog. In 2011, Christopher’s Project (a renowned jazz group in the greater Milwaukee area) covered four of Freeman’s songs for their CD release entitled ＂Givin’ It To You＂. Freeman continues to give God all thanks, honor and praise for blessing him with such extraordinary gifts.