THE FREQUENCY
by Randall D. St. Claire
Mystery / Speculative Thriller / Suspense / History | 381 Pages | Publish Date: July 21, 2026
Book Campaign Highlights
The Frequency by Randall St. Claire hums with secrets buried decades deep, immersing readers in a journey of self-discovery, ancestral revelations, and relentless danger. ~TX Lit Chic
As cold bodies stack up faster than interest on a bad loan Bronx will question his life choices as well as his ingenuity. ~Martin Brook
The Frequency takes a reader on a wild ride, and I highly recommend it. ~It’s Not All Gravy
I highly recommend this book to lovers of action adventure with a cast of thoughtfully written flawed characters. ~The Book’s Delight
Gritty, gripping, and surprisingly moving, The Frequency is an exceptional thriller that satisfies on every level. ~Joanne Easley
With a cinematic feel, a tension that never lets up despite the humor, and a vivid cast of characters, The Frequency delivers action, mystery, adventure, and a bit of romance. ~Jill Anderson
The Frequency, a riveting new mystery by Randall D. St. Claire, blends memorable characters, an intriguing storyline, and atmospheric settings with effective, timely suspense and non-stop action. ~The Boys’ Mom Reads
Overall, our author succeeds in creating a story where the suspense serves a larger emotional story. ~Rainy Days with Amanda
Throughout, the scenes played vividly and cinematically. St. Claire’s masterful choreography and ability to capture the emotions of small moments made the story come alive. ~Ames for the Stars
A thriller that will take you on an adventure and uncover the truth of the past. ~StoreyBook Reviews
Campaign Schedule
| 07/21/26 | Sybrina’s Book Blog | Spotlight |
| 07/24/26 | The Book’s Delight | Review |
| 07/27/26 | StoreyBook Reviews | Review |
| *8/6/26 | It’s Not All Gravy | Review |
| 07/29/26 | TX Lit Chic | Review |
| 07/31/26 | Ames for the Stars | Review |
| 08/02/26 | Book Fidelity | Review |
| 08/07/26 | LSLL Blog | Review |
| 08/12/26 | Bibliotica | Review |
| 08/11/26 | The Page Unbound | Spotlight |
| 08/13/26 | Rainy Days with Amanda | Review |
| 08/14/26 | Martin Brook | Review |
| 08/15/26 | Joanne Easley | Review |
| 08/16/26 | Rebecca R. Cahill, Author | Spotlight |
| 08/17/26 | Boys’ Mom Reads | Review |
Synopsis
He didn’t expect his life to change in a single moment.
He didn’t expect it to ask anything in return.
Bronx Rousselle built his small life on purpose: a pawnshop in northern Minnesota, a few familiar faces, no debts he couldn’t count, no relationship anchors. Friendship, in his experience, always came with a cost—and Bronx never owed much to anyone. Humor helped. If he laughed hard enough at trouble, it often lost interest.
Then something finds its way into his hands. Old. Hidden. Mystical at first glance. Powerful enough to draw attention from people who don’t ask—they take. Curiosity bleeds into pursuit, and luck demands a toll. As it stretches from the American Midwest to the frozen edges of Greenland, Bronx is pulled into a world where survival is measured in seconds—and trust in scars.
But the greatest danger isn’t what’s chasing him. It’s how the journey begins to change him—forcing uneasy alliances.
A woman who carries pain without breaking. Another who will not bend. Men in shadows, where loyalty is uncertain and betrayal waits.
And somewhere between the cold, the fear, and the weight of what he carries, Bronx begins to feel something he’s spent a lifetime avoiding:
Connection. Responsibility. Loss.
The kind that doesn’t let go.
About the Author
Randall D. St. Claire writes intelligent, character-driven thrillers that live at the intersection of discovery, consequence, and the human cost of both.
His ninth novel, The Frequency, grew from a simple question that wouldn’t let go — what happens when a historic discovery powerful enough to change the world appears destined to fall into the wrong hands? Born in Southern California, he moved to Texas in 1996. Mentored by Patricia Anthony and Carol Woods, he is a past President of the Greater Dallas Writer’s Association.
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