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My Name is Kreussenheimer Volume III: Carpe Diem
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781970658125
Publisher: Dale Preuss Publishing
Published: Mar 16 2026
Pages: 578
Weight: 2.27
Height: 1.57 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Kevin Kreussenheimer has always lived five moves ahead-dodging threats, burying secrets, and shielding the people he loves. In Volume III, the stark contrast between his black past and a white-knuckled future comes to a head, with relationship-ending consequences looming on every front.
Acceptance hangs by a thread. Doubt grows heavy. Trust must be rebuilt before everything collapses. Imminent threats lurk in the shadows, yet Kevin shields those around him from the truth-and the fallout it would bring. He has always operated in isolation, but this time he can't go it alone. Reluctantly, he's forced to release his grip on control. A single voice cuts through his guarded mind: Trust her, be her putty. Rachel becomes his protégée, a partner in both strategy and survival. On the surface, life appears blissful. Underground, the mission must shift from defense to offense.
When tragedy strikes close to home, decades of neglect and guilt demand resolution. Assumptions are shattered. Logistics become a nightmare. Time is running out. Meticulous precautions must be laid
to enable a daring new chapter-and Kevin must entrust his absence to those who have earned his confidence and hope.
What reviewers have said:
Florence Daniel, In It Together VIP: Kevin Kreussenheimer is like a mix of James Bond and a very loving father. He does all he can to protect his family, and he makes sure that they are well taken care of.
For someone who has experienced loss and who himself has caused a lot of pain, it is surprising how he still has such a deep well of love for others. It's an admirable quality.
Sunday N Florence, In It Together VIP: The intricate characterization
of Kevin Kreussenheimer makes this book a captivating read, blending elements of mystery, suspense, and familial drama seamlessly.
Julius Peters: The use of multiple first-person narrators adds richness and depth to the storytelling, allowing readers to explore the inner thoughts and motivations of various characters, thereby enhancing their understanding of the intricate web of relationships and events that shape the narrative.
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