On New Year’s Eve I had the opportunity to be interviewed by my friend and fellow post-apoc author Tom Abrahams. We talked for about twenty minutes on my books and writing process. … Continue reading
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As usual, I’m behind on keeping the website updated. Mad Mick 6 – Ultraviolent was released in August. This was the highly-anticipated meeting of the crew from The Mad Mick and The Borrowed World. You don’t have to read both … Continue reading
THE PATH OF WATER, the 2nd book in THE WAY OF DAN Series is available now in all formats. You can buy it on Amazon here or by click on the book cover. The audio is also available with narration … Continue reading
There’s been a lot going on and I’m behind on updating my website. While I’ve neglected keeping the site updated, I’ve faithfully continued getting hours behind the keyboard every day to keep the books coming. The fifth book in the … Continue reading
The sequel to Hard Trauma is available now in ebook and paperback. Audio is in Audible’s hands but is moving slowly. They’ve been kind of erratic lately. This book is intense. If you enjoyed the first, I think this one … Continue reading
Blood and Banjos, the 8th book in The Borrowed World Series is out there now in all formats. This is a chunky one. Over 420 pages in paperback and nearly 12 hours in audio. The link below will take you … Continue reading
This book has been over a year in the making. I wasn’t sure where I wanted to take the story and I didn’t want to write the book until I knew. Now I’ve got a handle on it and have … Continue reading
The latest installment of The Mad Mick series is out now in all formats. The day of it’s release it hit #1 in Military Science Fiction, #2 in Post-Apocalyptic Fiction, and #3 in Military Thrillers. It was the #1 Hot … Continue reading
The Way Of Dan is a new series that’s a bit of a departure from some of my previous post-apocalyptic titles. It’s a little more nostalgiac and runs at a little slower pace than titles like The Mad Mick and … Continue reading
Chapter 1 Two Years Earlier Tyler Stone was running a five-man team in the northern part of the Helmand Province, Afghanistan. Their mission was to conduct reconnaissance on a village where the Taliban was rumored to be stockpiling weapons. They’d … Continue reading