Andy Mitchell Spotlights DESTINY Following U.S. Copyright Registration for Four Books
Nov 4, 2026
Set in 1880 Arizona Territory, the historical romance follows Cora and Will through separation, violence, buried history, and an uncertain struggle to build a future.
Los Angeles, California Nov 3, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Andy Mitchell marks U.S. copyright registration for four books while turning the spotlight to DESTINY, a historical romance and suspense story set in Arizona Territory in 1880. The registration covers The Evil Spirit Murders, DESTINY, The Prescott Murders, and Like Chasing a Ghost, reflecting a catalog shaped by frontier history, danger, mystery, and adventure.
Cora and Will meet in a place where survival demands resilience, and their connection suggests a future together. That promise is disrupted when Will must return to confront a past he can no longer avoid. His departure leaves their relationship exposed to uncertainty just as violence reaches Cora and changes the course of both lives.
A ruthless killer remains at large while Will endures one disheartening setback after another. Every attempt to return, protect what matters, or reclaim hope carries new complications. For Cora and Will, the appearance of an easy path proves deceptive. Their future depends on whether love can withstand separation, fear, personal history, and the consequences of evil moving through the territory.
Blending romance with frontier suspense, DESTINY examines the difference between circumstances that appear effortless and lives shaped by repeated struggle. The novel places emotional stakes beside physical danger, allowing Cora and Will's bond to develop amid threats that challenge their judgment, endurance, and faith in a shared future.
Andy Mitchell is an Arizona native whose career was built in real estate through the ownership and management of apartments and single-family homes. After selling his final properties and retiring, he discovered a rewarding commitment to writing. Arizona's landscapes and history now provide inspiration for his fiction and its layered characters.
Mitchell lives in Prescott with his wife, Pam, and continues writing compelling stories across mystery, suspense, and adventure. DESTINY and his other copyright-registered titles are available through Amazon and other leading online booksellers.
Source :OLYMPUS STORY HOUSE
This article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here.
More News
‘Alarming’: David Jones workers brace for job losses as store closures loom
The union representing thousands of David Jones workers is planning for the worst as the troubled department store chain prepares to close up to half its stores.
Trump has lost control of his war with Canada
The US president tried and failed to bully Canada in tense negotiations this year. Now he may pay a heavy price.
‘They’re just fatigued’: Why Lachlan Murdoch says Fox ratings are diving
Some media observers attribute the decline to US President Donald Trump’s slipping approval ratings, but Fox chief Lachlan Murdoch says there is a simpler explanation.
The reason why another rate rise will hurt Sydneysiders most
NSW is “particularly sensitive” to interest rate increases, according to NSW Treasury modelling.
America Inc is turning away from Trump
With the president’s grip on Washington set to be much weaker after the midterms, US bosses are desperately trying to de-MAGAfy their companies.
Aussie shares drop ahead of interest rates decision
The sharemarket has fallen following a tech sell-off in the US and ahead of an expected interest rate hike.
Gateway unleashes five-rig drilling blitz at WA Yandal gold play
Gateway Mining has four rigs drilling, with a fifth due, at its Yandal gold project, as drilling gets back on track to test its high-grade Cowza discovery and other key targets in WA.
The staggering irony of the Binance hack
The company’s boss, Changpeng Zhao, served time in jail over anti-money laundering failures. To get his users’ money back, he must hope the rest of the industry has learned a lesson.
Accelerate calls on CSIRO to crack WA manganese code
Accelerate Resources has secured $50,000 in CSIRO funding to study manganese core from its Woodie Woodie North project, aiming to fast-track a Pilbara processing pathway.
Aguia revenue triples as twin South American projects fire
Aguia Resources has posted a more than threefold increase in quarterly revenue to $639,000, signalling a turnaround as its South American gold and phosphate projects begin to deliver cash flow.
Westpac expects 11 per cent house price fall, posts $6.8 billion profit
The nation’s second-biggest lender expects interest rates to remain “elevated” and for property prices to continue tumbling.
Rip Curl’s owner in takeover talks with US retail giant
The owner of surfwear staple Rip Curl and outdoor adventure brand Kathmandu is in talks about a possible deal, it revealed on Monday.
YOUR NEWS, OUR NETWORK.
Do you have Great News you want to tell the world?
Be it updates about your business or your community, you can make sure that it’s heard by submitting your story to our network reaching hundreds of news sites across 6 verticals.