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Tonto National Forest is a vast wilderness preserve northeast of Phoenix, Arizona. Imagine being lost there. Imagine being hunted there. That’s The Desert King.

A terrible crime rips Victor Storm from his early retirement of simplicity and philosophy and pits him against a desperate criminal and an inept bureaucracy on a quest for justice.

Stories of spirits and souls, demons and devils, cemeteries and ghosts, unexplained phenomena and random violence, imagined and tortured as only a beginning writer can.

My thoughts and observations about writing, reading, publishing, and whatever I want can be found in my weblog.

Short stories are not very profitable, but sometimes they just have to be written. Here you can find some I’ve written as part of various projects.

Sometimes (less frequently than I like) I write reviews of books, and I try to keep an organized list of them.

Perhaps the best option for getting my books is to purchase them direct from the author using the page on this site. You can get them signed and personalized any way you like, and it’s a great way to support things worth reading and independent media.

The rare reader who wants to know more about me may find something of interest on my biography page.

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Readers of The Desert King wonder what the hell happened to Jack. This book will answer that question.

A forgotten briefcase brings a long day of trouble to the offbeat cars and oddball drivers of Taxi Adventure, a taxi tourism company in downtown Phoenix. Race Rivera and his girlfriend Tiara Banks rush to find and return it before the owner runs out of patience—or her father finds out.

Six years after The Desert King, Jack has his biggest adventure yet, maybe ever.

An anthology of ficlets, short stories, and dark imagination.

After the drama of Winter Kills, Victor finds himself back in class, and looking for trouble.

The original Victor Storm story is becoming the third novel in the Crusader series. Slowly.

A killer seems to have stepped from the pages of a young writer’s short story onto the darkened walkways of a cold college campus in upstate New York, and the only people able to catch him are the author and his friends—except that they’re also the prime suspects.

Locked away in the crazy house, Jack finds a most unexpected adventure of enlightenment, art, and love.

Following his adventures in The Desert King, Jack is drawn back to the desert, and into another adventure.