Tucker Axum is the New York Times bestselling co-author of the international thriller “Cajun Justice.” After an expedition to Omaha Beach, Tucker wrote his first historical fiction, “The Reawakening of Mage Axum,” which was inspired by the disappearance of his uncle, an American World War II soldier.
Tucker takes St. Augustine’s declaration to heart: "The world is a book and those who do not travel read only a page." Tucker has explored more than 75 countries on all seven continents. He discovered his love of flying in high school when his friend introduced him to Microsoft's Flight Simulator. After completing ground school with the Naval Sea Cadet Corps at Belle Chasse Naval Air Station in New Orleans, Tucker earned his pilot's license on America's Independence Day in 2001. A lifelong learner, he broadened his flying experience by getting his instrument rating; tailwheel and high-performance endorsements; multi-engine, seaplane and drone license. In December of 2013, he purchased a Cessna Cardinal and joyfully flew it around the country for five years. He sold it to a missionary in Alaska and is now on the hunt for his next plane. For more information, please visit www.tuckeraxum.com.
