Richard Vaughn’s Newly Released “SUYA’S Song: A Korean-American Love Story Novel” is a Fictionalized, Romantic Celebration of the Author’s Beloved Wife
Mission Viejo, CA, April 20, 2023 –(CarryOnHarry.com)– “SUYA’S Song: A Korean-American Love Story Novel”: an endearing love story that will tug at the heartstrings. “SUYA’S Song: A Korean-American Love Story Novel” is the creation of published author, Richard Vaughn, a proud father, grandfather, and great-grandfather who was born in Illinois in 1933 and moved to California in June 1944. He served in the Army from 1950 to 1953, with service in Japan and Korea. After forty years of full-time work, he retired in early 1995 from a domestic and international career in marketing and advertising research to pursue a long-time interest in fiction writing
Vaughn shares, “Born in 1930 in Manchuria to a Christian Korean family escaping Japan’s occupation of Korea, Suya lives as Japanese in World War II China, then the Communist Civil War and Korean War. She comes to America for college to earn a graduate degree in 1954. As the number two daughter of nine siblings, she intends to return home to help her mother care for the ailing father but confronts an arranged marriage she can’t accept for a shameful wartime secret. At college, she meets a US-Korea War veteran and, during a hectic year-long courtship, falls in love. It’s an unlikely match with Suya’s family history and him being a son of an oft-married mother. Despite personal, social, and faith challenges, it is a devoted fifty-year marriage with children, travel, and a vibrant partnership.
“In 2004, Suya is diagnosed with terminal Parkinson’s and progressive memory loss. Through parallel episodes of her marriage and eight years of caregiving, Suya’s Song relates her satin and steel personal saga of love and faith told with poignancy, courage, humor, and grace as a testament to an amazing life well-lived. Appended after the novel are Suya’s written recollections of her childhood and family life in China and Korea that she completed just three months before a traumatic event that signaled the onset of her terminal ailment; it includes her heartfelt reminiscences of religious study with her mother and aunties and the genesis of her faith.”
Published by Christian Faith Publishing, Richard Vaughn’s new book will delight the spirit as readers travel back to a unique time in history and watch an unexpected love story unfold.
Consumers can purchase “SUYA’S Song: A Korean-American Love Story Novel” at traditional brick & mortar bookstores, or online at Amazon.com, Apple iTunes store, or Barnes and Noble.
For additional information or inquiries about “SUYA’S Song: A Korean-American Love Story Novel,” contact the Christian Faith Publishing media department at 866-554-0919.
Phoenix, AZ, November 12, 2025 –(CarryOnHarry.com)– USA Movie Cars, a top provider of authentic Movie Cars and Picture Car Rental services nationwide, launches New Mexico Picture Cars and Vegas Picture Cars websites. These platforms boost the Southwest Movie Car Rental fleet, adding hundreds of Picture Cars across Nevada, New Mexico, and Arizona.
Joining flagship Arizona Picture Cars, the trio now offers over 1,000 production-ready Picture Cars: classic muscle, vintage sedans, police, military, emergency, exotics, and period props.
“No more shipping from LA,” says CEO Rob Rutledge. “Filmmakers in Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Las Vegas, and Reno access local Movie Cars instantly with full on-set support.”
The move aligns with booming regional production: New Mexico’s $850M+ spend, Nevada’s commercial surge, and Arizona’s Western/sci-fi demand.
Vehicles are online for instant client review. Car owners register free on sites and earn money when their Picture Cars are rented for film, TV, or events.
Learn more at New Mexico Picture Cars and Vegas Picture Cars. Contact: Rob Rutledge – info @ usamoviecars .com (602) 882-2705.
Miami, FL, November 10, 2025 –(CarryOnHarry.com)– The production team behind Hidden War has unveiled the official trailer for the film, setting the stage for its nationwide theatrical debut on November 14, 2025.
Hidden War, featuring activist Tim Ballard’s efforts against international child trafficking, serves as a direct follow-up to the 2023 film Sound of Freedom, which highlighted his initial undercover operations through Operation Underground Railroad (O.U.R.). While Sound of Freedom focused on Ballard’s work in Colombia and the broader fight against sex trafficking, Hidden War extends this narrative to operations in war-torn regions like Ukraine, Ecuador, and Mexico, documenting rescues amid global conflicts and exposing how displaced children become targets for exploitation.
The film’s release on November 14, 2025, comes amid reports of resistance from some cinema chains, echoing the grassroots momentum that propelled Sound of Freedom to over $250 million in worldwide box office success despite initial distribution challenges. Ballard, portrayed by Jim Caviezel in the earlier film, continues his advocacy, emphasizing the ongoing scale of the issue where more children are enslaved today than at any point in history.
Tim Ballard noted, “Films like Hidden War build on the awareness raised by Sound of Freedom to challenge institutional silence on child exploitation. Our goal remains delivering these stories to foster real change in communities affected by trafficking.”
To support wider access, audiences are encouraged to contact their local cinemas and request screenings of Hidden War for the November 14 debut.
Key Details
Theatrical release date: November 14, 2025
Rating: PG-13
About Hidden War Hidden War chronicles real-life anti-trafficking missions led by Tim Ballard, expanding on themes from Sound of Freedom to address global hotspots of child exploitation.
