Jeffrey Sabins is a retired Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant with 17 years of service, five combat deployments, and a lifetime of stories forged in the fire of war. From the urban battlefields of Fallujah and Ramadi to the remote corners of Afghanistan and Somalia, Jeff led Marines through chaos, loss, and brotherhood—and came home with a mission to keep their stories alive.

After hanging up his uniform, Jeff turned to writing as a way to honor the warriors he served with and process the war that never really ends. He’s the recipient of the prestigious Carlos Hathcock Award and a Purple Heart, but his proudest titles are father, coach, and teacher.

Jeff is the author of The Farm series—a raw, action-packed military survival saga—and Veteran’s Table, a heart-pounding, emotional look at life after war through the lens of fire, food, and friendship. His stories blend real-world experience with gripping fiction, built to resonate with veterans, warriors, and anyone who’s fought for something bigger than themselves.

Today, he lives in Harrogate, Tennessee, where he teaches, coaches football, writes every morning, and still finds peace around a BBQ pit. His mission is simple: tell the truth, inspire strength, and never let the warrior spirit die.