A hacker threatens to expose a secret that will destroy Jacob’s life.

Jacob’s friend, Darcy, is a computer whiz and agrees to help him discover the hacker’s identity.

Prominent Republican supporters and politicians begin falling to snipers’ bullets. 

The Interstate Marauder turns himself in, but makes a statement that sends chills up and down Jacob’s spine. The government made him do it by threatening to expose secrets.

Jacob realizes the murders will continue unless he does something about them, so he sets out to expose the man behind the conspiracy.

Exposed is a novel of political conspiracies that ultimately reveals the scriptural truth that sins we commit in secret will be exposed, and often the true hero is the one God brings into our lives and not the one we would choose for ourselves. 

Can a company’s greed lead to environmental fraud – even murder?

Lisa Stone, idealistic environmental activist/scientist, has a great new job at a premier logging company in Washington State, a strong faith in God, and a loving family. But in only three short months, her picture-perfect existence is turned on end. She goes on a desperate hunt for answers to a cover-up that soon turns into a life-and-death struggle for survival. This strange new world makes her a thief, a liar, and a pistol-packer.  Little did she know she holds information that could be the key to unlocking the mystery of a deadly childhood disease that affects hundreds of children each year.

BACKCUT is a unique environmental mystery that provides roller-coaster suspense, whirl-wind romance and a medical mystery all rolled into one.

With the success of History Channel’s “Ax-Men,” BACKCUT provides a fictionalized view of an environmental ethics dilemma in the heavily regulated logging industry and the conflict it creates for a Christian who works for a company that puts profit ahead of environmental laws.

Martin Shaw has it all.  A recent graduate of Princeton, he's a restoration architect living in Boston with plenty of money, family connections, friends.  But it’s not enough. Something’s missing.  Responding to a request from a friend and former college buddy now living in Sudan, Shaw flies to Khartoum to seek a little adventure and a respite from his comfortable but insipid life while working on the restoration of Sudan’s chief national symbol, the Tomb of the Mahdi.  In the midst of restoring the Tomb, he discovers a priceless historical artifact, the sword of the Mahdi, which the radical Islamic government seems bent on exploiting for its own political purposes.  Shaw hides the sword and attempts to flee, making a harrowing trip though a country rent by war and Muslim-Christian conflict. It also becomes a journey of personal discovery for Shaw, who slowly begins to see that there may be forces working in his life that he has hardly begun to understand…

Obituary and society journalist Avenelle Rossi Duprey lands a once-in-a-career assignment to write a homicide article that may rocket her to reporter super-stardom. But as she begins to gather facts, she experiences déjà vu. She already knows the facts of this brutal murder. Problem is, she can’t remember the identity of the other victim. The case becomes personal when a tall man in a white truck stalks Avenelle, apparently intent on derailing her investigation. Feeling helpless, Avenelle explodes in an uncharacteristic outburst of anger.

Rick Mitchell, a handsome and persistent policeman Avenelle meets at her weekly ballroom dance class, offers his assistance in an unofficial capacity. With panic mounting at each truck sighting, only one thing stops her from accepting his help: Rick Mitchell is tall and drives a white truck.

Interspersed between chapters detailing Avenelle’s obsession to solve the case, the tragic story of Kevin Magruder unfolds, providing insight into how childhood injustice and festering rage may lead to murder--even in the best of homes. When the two storylines collide, Avenelle must deal with the rage that threatens to consume her.

Dalesmeer seemed like a good place to get away to, so far from the source of pain and hurt. But as Lucinda soon found out, Dalesmeer has its own reception committee, its own clouds of darkness with eager tentacles and whispering voices and the knife and foul minds of Devon's Group and the Goatman. Sacrificing goats is just the beginning as she gets sucked into a downward spiral devoid of morals, running away from home, ending up pregnant with a child dedicated to darkness. Lucinda's young daughter, critically hurt in a car accident becomes a donor of vital organs.

Thomas and Debbie's lives revolve around their son Danny, born with a congenital heart defect. Seeing their son deteriorate triggers their desperation, Debbie resorts to spells and chants, unknowingly inviting help she did not want or need. Befriended by Rab Moshe, rooted in Light, dedicated to God’s ways, Thomas is faced with a choice and a different approach to his family's problem. He soon realizes that his own efforts lead only to more disaster and turns to God for help and guidance.

Transplanting from one address to another did not provide the answer Lucinda was looking for; it opened the door to a slippery slope into a black pit.

Transplanting an organ dedicated to darkness was not the cure Danny was hoping for, it created a portal to a place of desolation, bringing physical and spiritual changes that dragged his family with, kicking and screaming.

In Dalesmeer it all comes together, an unavoidable clash between Light and Darkness and one that would determine the outcome of all their lives.

Imperfect is a gripping tale of danger and deceit, of love lost and found, as a police inspector attempts to defeat a drug lord and find the second chance in life he needs.

Zachary Marek is an Ontario police inspector who has tangled with the wrong villain while working as a member of an international task force. Imprisoned and marked for death by his powerful foe, Albanian Mafioso, Burim Gjojak, Zach is presumed gone forever—until his brothers mount a daring rescue and return him to his wife and son. But after months away, home is not the sanctuary that Zach expected. 

His son, Gideon, recently diagnosed with autism, is a mystery of meltdowns and violent opposition to change. His wife, Christie, is a stranger. Determined to embrace the challenges of autism and win back Christie’s heart, Zach embarks on a cross-country journey from Niagara to Wyoming to reconnect and build a new beginning with both of them. However, Gjojak doesn’t want Zach to return to any life at all. As he builds a web of betrayal and deceit around Zach, Gjojak sets a lethal snare that not only endangers Zach’s life, but also the lives of those he loves.

American college professor Matt Kincaid and British photographer Camilla Montgomery are brought together by the death of Camilla's brother - and Matt's friend - Ethan Montgomery. They discover that a letter from Medieval times along with notes left by Ethan hint at the location of an artifact of historical and Biblical significance. As they begin to decipher and follow the clues, they soon find that others are on the same trail and are willing to kill to be the first to make the discovery. Matt and Camilla's journey takes them from England to Germany and ultimately to Switzerland as they try to keep themselves and their families safe and stay one step ahead of their pursuers. Along the way the two not only grow closer together, but also learn about the true meaning of faith.

‘Sam, Chloe, James, Kate, John, Miriam.’

An angel is reading the names from six biographies to the glowing messengers before him. It is each person’s last day to live and they have yet to make their peace with God.

Meanwhile, on a sharp ridge overlooking the town of Antioch, the Strongman assigns a demonic detachment to destroy six of its citizens. When it sees the angelic messengers break through the earth’s atmosphere, its head whips round and it growls just one word, ‘Go!’

So begins the battle for six people’s eternal souls. Unaware of their imminent death, each person walks through the morning, afternoon, and evening of their last day on earth, encountering the final appeals of the angels, the fierce opposition of their demonic adversaries, and the ultimate events leading to their exit into the world beyond. Based on Christ’s parable of the Sower, the reader will experience the action, romance, and self-discovery of those soon about to make the most important decision of their lives.

She found the bloody body of the girl and saw the murderer's face. Will she ever be safe?

U.C. Berkeley grad student Jessica Thierry walks the Fire Trail in the hills and witnesses a murderer leave the scene. She fears for her life, but is determined to stay focused on her doctorate about Christianity's role in Berkeley's history.

English Lit grad student Zachary Aguilar, in love with Jessica, searches for goodness, beauty, transcendence, and truth, as he tries to protect Jessica from the killer.

Pastor Nathaniel Casparian, disfigured by burns and descended from Armenian refugees, is resident caretaker of Comerford House Museum. He looks after his dying brother who writes The Question of Civilization. Nate prays for religious freedom and that the students of Berkeley have a vision of God.

Anna Aguilar, Comerford's docent, vets dark and graphic novels donated to her children's library. Frightened by rising crime, she is encouraged by Nate's belief that the Judeo-Christian tradition is their culture's past and future hope.           

Set against today's terrorism and memories of Nine-Eleven, The Fire Trail draws these four characters to an unforgettably dramatic conclusion.

A tale of the boundary between civilization and the wilderness.

When private detective John Wesley Tucker meets Hafsah Bashir, his world and his mission are turned inside out. She’s searching for a missing family member and the fate of millions hangs in the balance. The Islamic State recognizes that self-radicalized recruits from the internet have been ineffective at bringing mass casualty terror back to America. They need training and leadership. The caliphate has just the right man for the job; they’ve sent him to America. His first group of home grown mujahedeen will strike in East Texas. DHS Agent Jack McCarthy enlists John’s aid in stopping them.

John Wesley Tucker is neither an ordinary detective nor an ordinary man. Certainly there is more about him than meets the eye, but is he even human? John Wesley Tucker is a Shepherd living on a troubled planet, struggling to find his way on the path of life.

A detective thriller, a love story, and an exploration of current conflicting ideas and beliefs, filled with intrigue, action, betrayal and a distinctly spiritual twist. The Ticking Clock is contemporary, suspenseful, relevant and at times, violent. The setting is in East Texas, offering a unique cultural point of view not often depicted.

A wayward life is redeemed when a trio of angels makes a hero of a young miscreant by showing him God’s power.  

When Thomas Stirk, a twenty-something cokehead alcoholic, awakens from his latest drunken stupor alone in the back seat of Rachael “Codi” Joseph’s abandoned SUV, the vehicle surrounded by Charleston police, he and Joseph unwittingly begin their perilous adventure toward godly redemption.

As a street organizer for a media-consulting firm, Stirk directs an anti-Christian demonstration against a local mega-church during its annual Easter pageant. In a moment of drug-enhanced bravado, Stirk, who believes God is dead, disrupts the passion play, screaming to the audience that Jesus’ death was unnecessary and portrayals of His crucifixion are exploitations of bloody torture for entertainment's sake. He trips over reality, crosses the line, and is confronted by God’s angels.

Stirk’s true bondage is revealed when invisible bindings tie him to an interrogation chair as his agnosticism is disputed but never condemned by his angel mentors. As the angels resolutely steer Stirk to God’s truth, he is delivered from his addictions and is forgiven and changed by God’s grace. Girded with new courage, he is supernaturally woven into God’s plan to rescue Rachael Codi Joseph. Stirk, in a surprising twist, single-handedly saves Codi from certain death at the hands of her drug cartel kidnappers.

When young artist, Sela Lamont, flies to Scotland to investigate her dead grandfather\'s hidden past, she gets more than she bargained for. Not only does her great-grandmother slip her a letter placing him smack in the middle of a WW2 highland espionage plot, but Sela discovers a related, present-day scheme threatening to take the country captive. With a penchant for digging up facts, but lacking the slippery savvy of a sleuth, she blunders her way around the highland town of Ullapool, kicking up a flurry on both sides of the law. Between the sophisticated advances of an adopted relative and the quick wit and charm of a scruffy admirer, she attempts to ferret out the truth and finds herself teetering on the edge of a precarious cliff wondering if anyone, including her grandfather, is who he claimed to be.

(Working Title: Until I Return)

If algebraic formulas could solve all the problems of everyday life then young Pete Childs would have it made. But the Junior High’s star student in math and science is at a loss when he must face the neighborhood bullies who are making his journey home from school unbearable. He finally decides to take a forbidden short cut through the property and garden of the old mansion. While the garden path looks less threatening, it ends up introducing Pete to the mysterious Jack, who leads him on an enlightening journey to the Bible, Jesus, and how to deal with the neighborhood bullies.

But life can’t be that simple. Pete’s mother, an avowed atheist, finds out about his detours and calls down fire on him and the mansion. A police check into the mansion is suddenly converted into an FBI hunt for an international terrorist, focused on the owners and occupants of the mansion.

When the investigation finally reaches its climax we are left with a greater mystery than the FBI anticipated.

Will Pete’s new world view be overturned, or will he continue his journey to faith in God?

After miraculously surviving seven grueling months as a prisoner of war, the Sergeant maintains his spiritual cover in the U.S. Army as a Recruiter to embark on his next Kingdom mission, saving four lost souls in Central Illinois.  As he continues to surrender to the leading of the Holy Spirit, he encounters Hoyt, Salinas, Bradford, and West and ushers them into the journey of their own spiritual transformations.  The four new believers enlist in God’s Army and begin their own Basic Training, preparing for their mission in the real battlefield of life. 

The God story of each of these new recruits unfolds over the course of their Spiritual training camp that mysteriously mimics that of the modern day military.  Their eyes gradually begin to open to the spiritual warfare that exists in and around each of them as they participate in exercises that utilize their gifts, the Spiritual disciplines, and their relational bonds.

Hoyt, Salinas, Bradford, and West have answered the call, and now as soldiers they must prepare to don the armor.

The Armageddon Initiative is a complex, fast-paced, action-adventure in the same mold as Dan Brown’s Angels and Demons, but with a touch of Jack Bauer urgency.  

A long narrow village tucked into a fold of the hills in Kent, Hollinge, is a place ignored by developers and tourists, a place where nothing ever happens. However, one day in November some people arrive to live in a long-empty house, and from then on things change. The strangers avoid taking part in village life, but, on the longest night of the year, a convivial gathering at the Hallorans' house is gate-crashed by Lyn, one of the newcomers, in a distressed state, insisting that she has escaped from a devilish party up on Stallington Hill. Who is involved, and what can be significant about the ancient Stones on the hill? The rescue of Lyn Adair not once but twice involves several respectable residents forming a rather unlikely team. When Una Halloran is cornered by the leader of the Satanists, she realizes the existence of evil and that she is helpless before its power. Will she discover a greater power that is able to overcome it and set her free?

Working Title: A Tangled Web of Pink

1966 before DNA : Donellen Michaels, who lives with her alcoholic father, is pregnant by one of her dad’s drinking buddy. After considering abortion, she opts to have the baby. Her father’s drinking forces her to abandon her baby girl at St. Luke’s Church. Meanwhile, Larry Sturgis who longs to give his wife a child for she is suicidal over being barren, kidnaps the infant girl of local attorney, James Rafferty, and his wife, Amy. When the police discover the abandoned baby girl at St. Luke’s, they assume she is the kidnapped baby and return her to the Raffertys. Many are the twists and turns of their lives. Will the truth win out, or will the girls remain forever locked in this web of deception?

When Dad is mad, someone is going to get hurt.

Joe excels at school and everything he touches, with one exception – controlling his father’s anger. He tries to protect his little brother, Ben, and two younger sisters, but the change from “fun dad” to “mad dad” happens as quickly and easily as the flip of a switch.

To keep dad calm, Joe makes sure the house is quiet, chores are done, and everybody has a “happy face.” Even then, the rage erupts and Ben often becomes the prime target, getting taught lessons in enthusiasm with whatever tool is handy – a rake, broom or hammer – and being called “the stupidest and laziest boy in the world.”

When Ben seeks refuge in school, he discovers that he is smaller than all of the other kids, including the girls, which attracts daily torment from bullies. After years of abuse at home and school, Ben ends up feeling hopeless and looking for a way to escape. His journey to freedom begins on a trail in the Blue Ridge Mountains and takes a life-changing detour through the power of prayer.

Evil thrives when good folks stand idly by.

Jessica Thaller has a kind-hearted and accommodating personality, ultimately to her detriment. She finds herself caught in a whirlwind where the moral becomes immoral. Some want to end her existence while proclaiming a murderer as heroic. Why do they hate her so much?

God uses arrogance to expose the true face of evil. Though Jessica curses Him, God chooses her to act as the mirror. Can she find the fortitude to persist until His plan is fulfilled? What rewards await?

Jessica struggles to find a purpose for life in the face of vile animosities hurled at her. Will a graveside revelation provide an end to her strife?

Our Magnificent Murders is a suspense novel told by Dr. Will Phillips, a history professor who suffers from PTSD. His trauma arose from adolescence, when he shouted his belief in atheism at his Christian parents on the very night before they were killed in an automobile accident. He faults himself for their deaths, believing his outburst distracted their driving.   Phillips becomes obsessed with the writings of a German theologian who was executed in prison for his part in a plot to kill Adolf Hitler. Through the warped lens of his mental illness, Phillips believes he can reconnect with his parents by becoming that type of heroic figure—if only he can find another Hitler to kill. When a new university president is appointed by a corrupt state politician, Phillips believes he has found his Hitler. His wife, a professor of creative writing, seems willing to assist him. But she hides her own secret plans. It’s up to a third professor, one they would never suspect, to teach them a lesson in the power of forgiveness.

Micah Paul is a hospital chief financial officer in Tacoma Washington, and his life couldn’t be better. Great job, beautiful wife, and kids who think he’s the greatest dad ever. Life is good. But not for long. Micah is about to undergo the most unusual set of circumstances and the most severe trials imaginable. Beginning with the birth of his newborn daughter that nearly ends in tragedy, to a federal investigation into criminal wrongdoing, followed by a mysterious and nefarious stranger who threatens Micah and his family, Micah’s world is turned upside down, and his faith is shaken to its core. A suspenseful journey is ahead for Micah as he investigates who is trying to destroy him. But to do that he has to reach back into his past, to a time and a deadly skill set few know he possesses. More importantly, it is a time to reevaluate what he truly believes. And maybe more importantly, in whom he truly believes.

After a black man is shot and killed by a white police officer, three racially and spiritually diverse men are drawn into the ensuing chaos, which leads them down a path toward God’s love, community, and personal healing. The resulting violence, destruction, and political coverup shed a telltale light on the city of Mannford’s bristly underbelly. Each man must discover his place within the community, how to minister love in his romantic relationships, and how to live in God’s lavish love.

Journalist Addie Marcus never forgets her first boyfriend, Gavin, and the summer camp where his mom was murdered. When Addie’s friend disappears on the same mountain, she vows to solve the crimes. As Addie dives in, she must choose between her childhood love and a new love interest, Connor. All three will find their lives threatened and their faith tested as they journey into a world human trafficking, murder, and secrets they don’t want to face. But face them they must if they want the truth about Gavin's mom and what happened the night that changed everything.

Special Agent Kirk Jager is escorting the President of the United States—code name: Eagle—to a summit with several other world leaders in Florence, Italy. Because Jager refuses to blindly follow orders he does not agree with, his bosses do not think he is up to this task. Jager is determined to prove otherwise. But when the President has a vicious argument with the First Lady, he walks out into the pouring rain and suddenly, those sworn to protect the President cannot find him. Eagle has vanished. As the world reels from the disappearance of the President, FBI investigators need someone to blame. Jager quickly realizes he will be the scapegoat and elicits the aide of his good friend and former Navy Seal, Jeff Rollins. Rollins explains Jager’s choices: Take the fall or go underground and find out what went wrong. As the FBI closes in on him, Jager must rely on the few people he can trust, including Lucy Ortiz, a fellow Secret Service agent and potential love interest. Getting hung for treason would be the lesser of evils if Jager was unable to find Eagle.

When Marc Simms, maverick pilot, joins a midwestern mission team as a cover for a diamond heist in an Afro-Caribbean country, he believes avoiding profanity will be his greatest challenge. Traveling with people, however, who excel in compassion but lack worldly or multicultural wisdom puts him in chaotic situations he could have avoided if traveling alone. During the nine-day trip, the charismatic widower intentionally charms each team member, except one, who warns missionary Trent Forbes that Marc has ulterior motives for joining the team. Forbes, focused on keeping everyone safe during pre-revolution riots in the dictator-ruled nation, ignores the warning. Marc’s scheme, including romancing the attractive green-eyed Kerri, unfolds without a snag—until the bodies start piling up.

Brief Description: Working title: “There is a River” Carly Green does not clap along with the rest of the congregation as her husband lowers their newest convert, a beautiful blond divorcee, into the river. As the pastor’s wife she should be happy the church is growing. Why wouldn’t it be?  Rick is a strong leader, people trust him. But when the woman in his arms kisses him—on the lips—she fears the worst. Only Carly knows how far her husband has veered off the path they’ve traveled together for nearly twenty years. As the only full-time career woman in the church, she feels left out and her loneliness intensifies as her elder son appears headed toward homosexuality, and the younger one shows signs of autism. Instead of supporting her, people she’s known for ages drift even farther away. At the point of losing her marriage as well as her faith, Christians who are more apt to listen to her than to judge, begin showing up everywhere. But to get her family back Carly must decide whether faith pushing mountains into the sea is mere hyperbole or her only hope.

Mindreader and its two sequels, Peacekeeper and Dreamchaser, is the story about a town and young people finding, strengthening, and following their faith in God while merging two families and bringing peace to another. Hannah Scott is the Mindreader of her older brother Travis.  She has always been the stronger one.  She is on the way to Grizzly Falls to see her brother and along the way she encounters Ryan King, a young man just released from his Army service and fresh from a foreign deployment.  Hannah and Ryan, along with Ryan’s sister Rebecca must help Travis overcome the prejudices against him from the town and something more sinister in the background that wants to eliminate Travis completely.  It will take all their faith and trust in God to see them through while bonds are forged, for some, their belief in God restored and each of them made whole through God’s greater plan.