CHUCK MILLER BOOKSHELF

Chuck Miller assembles a thrilling and ever-expanding collection of books that invite readers to explore, discover, and dive headfirst into the mysteries, wonders, and flavors of the world. His works burst with curiosity and creativity, offering deep dives into science, history, culture, and adventure—all told with a fresh, engaging style that makes learning a joy and discovery an experience.

From the secrets of the Earth to the farthest reaches of space, from the depths of history to the frontiers of technology, Miller’s books are journeys—sometimes educational, sometimes exhilarating, always unforgettable.

In Fluoride 2025: Full Report, he breaks down the science, politics, and controversies surrounding one of the most hotly debated chemicals on Earth, peeling back layers of history, health studies, and public outcry. Then, he takes readers on a different kind of exploration in Ley Lines 2025: Earth Energy Explained, unlocking the ancient mysteries of sacred sites and the invisible threads that connect them across continents and cultures.

Miller knows that numbers tell stories—and nowhere is that clearer than in The Book of Numbers in Music, a backstage pass to the rhythms, riffs, and hidden meanings behind music’s most iconic digits. His Texas Cooking Book isn’t just a cookbook—it’s a full-on flavor rodeo, where sizzling fajitas, smoky brisket, and Texas-sized desserts gallop off the page and onto your table.

History lovers, treasure hunters, and pirate enthusiasts—Yar! Pirates of the Gulf Coast is your ultimate voyage, bringing to life the real legends of Jean Lafitte and the swashbuckling scoundrels who roamed the waters from Galveston to the Keys. And if you’re craving adventure of a different kind, Sailor’s Guide to Cruising is your compass to the open seas, packed with insider tips to make your next voyage unforgettable.

But Miller doesn’t stop at the Earth’s edge—he rockets into the cosmos in Moon Mysteries Revealed, where ancient myths meet scientific anomalies, from lunar lights to lost structures on the dark side of the moon. Back on Earth, he sounds an environmental alarm in America’s Orange Rivers: Toxic Killers, exposing the shocking truth behind polluted waterways and their deadly cost to nature and humanity.

Miller also loves a good mystery. In Can You Hear the Hum?, he dares readers to listen closely and explore the eerie, unexplained sounds known as skyquakes—those booming echoes from above that science still can’t fully explain. And for those ready to glimpse the future—and the possible end of it—his AI Apocalypse series spins a chilling, adrenaline-charged vision of humanity’s struggle against a rising tide of artificial intelligence.

Through it all, Miller brings together knowledge, history, wonder, and a knack for storytelling that makes every book an adventure, every page a discovery, and every chapter a conversation starter. His books belong on your shelf, your coffee table, your nightstand—anywhere you turn when you’re ready to be entertained, informed, and inspired.

And this is just the beginning. Chuck Miller’s library is growing, and there’s always something new on the horizon. So keep checking back—because the next adventure is never far away.