James D Brewer

Author James D. Brewer brings a powerful and uplifting message in his latest book, "And He Wept." In an era of rapid change, Brewer encourages readers to rediscover and embrace the enduring values that have defined America.

In "And He Wept," Brewer passionately emphasizes the importance of upholding Christian principles and ethics as a source of strength and guidance. Rather than dwelling on the challenges of the present, Brewer invokes the divine providence that guided the nation's founding—a legacy of faith, courage, and resilience.

James D. Brewer is a devoted Christian who deeply cares for our country. As a veteran of the Vietnam War with direct combat experience and a history of advising a Vietnamese Infantry Battalion, Sergeant Brewer has experienced the horrors of war, first-hand. As a member of Task Force 225, one of the first infantry units to invade Cambodia to destroy enemy strongholds. Sergeant Brewer received several medals and commendations, but the one he is most proud of is the Combat Infantryman’s Badge (CIB). Brewer brings a unique perspective to his writing. His first book, "Broken Soldiers: The Making of Heroes," published in 2011, offered hope to soldiers struggling with PTSD. In "And He Wept," his latest endeavor, Brewer seeks to inspire and uplift Americans, guiding them back to enduring values and faith. "Broken Soldiers: The Making of Heroes" has been reprinted and released in March of 2024. The book is currently available in Hard Cover, Paperback, and Kindle versions.

"And He Wept" is an uplifting call to rediscover the timeless principles that have made the United States a beacon of hope. It underscores the power of faith and Christian values in navigating an ever-changing world.

"Broken Soldiers, The Making of Heroes" was written to help combat veterans that suffer from PTSD, find their way back to wholeness. Brewer himself has wrestled with bouts of PTSD.