Three Stories. One Author. Infinite Impact.
By Michael J. Kannengieser
If you’re looking for something to read that doesn’t play it safe—something honest, layered, and a little unshaven—then I’ve got three stories for you.
📖 The Art of God
A grieving widower, a mysterious sculpture, and a media firestorm that questions what faith means in the modern world. The Art of God is a story about pain, healing, and the quiet miracles that sneak in when no one’s watching. It’s about finding purpose after loss—and what happens when the world thinks you’re a prophet but you’re just a guy with a chisel and a broken heart.
📘 The Heart of Velletri
This one’s personal. Inspired by my own family’s history, The Heart of Velletri follows a New York City cop digging into his father’s buried WWII secrets. What he finds connects war, crime, and generational wounds that still bleed decades later. If you've ever wondered how much we inherit—and how much we carry on our own—this book answers that with grit and grace.
🚀 The Last Two People
A sci-fi tale that strips humanity down to its core. After the world ends, two survivors—who once loved and betrayed each other—are the only ones left. Or so they think. The Last Two People asks big questions: What does it mean to forgive? To remember? To survive with someone who once broke your heart? It’s got just enough apocalypse to raise the stakes, and just enough tenderness to make them matter.
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If you’ve read any of these, I thank you. If you haven’t, there’s no better time to start. These stories were written with honesty, curiosity, and a healthy dose of New York skepticism. They won’t give you easy answers—but they might just leave you thinking long after the last page.
👉 All three books are available now on Amazon.
If you’re ready to laugh, cry, think a little deeper, and maybe even argue with a character or two, these stories are waiting for you.
📚 Start with the one that speaks to you—or collect them all.
🔗Click here for Michael J. Kannengieser's Author Page on Amazon.
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Your support keeps these stories alive—and keeps me writing the next one.
Thanks for walking this road with me. The stories may be fictional, but the gratitude is real.
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