During the summer of 1960, five imaginative, adventurous 13-year-olds roamed a small town that had an incredible one-of-a-kind history of strange, improbable happenings going back decades.

In a far future of reduced human presence two fairly ordinary people are forced by their circumstances to do difficult things to survive including consorting with a race of genetically engineered cougars which many humans fear.

A rewarding travelogue through a richly drawn world, this arresting series-starter invites new readers into the world of tribes on Dolvia with an enticing hook.

A little girl learns that sirens aren't meant to be scary, and that they signal help arriving from police, firefighters, and ambulances. 

I Contain Multitudes is about a woman who’s become unstuck in reality.

Fifth-grader Berticus exists at the collision point of homework, tests, bullies, first crush and the pressure from The Perfect Student—not a pretty sight, but a funny one.

FLEET LANDING is a story about a hotshot arson expert and a TV journalist drawn into a ruthless web of corruption and buried secrets while investigating two deadly fires thirty years apart.

Downriver emerged as a cathartic response to my combat tour in Iraq, the financial collapse following the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy, and the personal unraveling that ensued. It’s an exploration of what truly matters in life, and the process of writing it over fifteen years became my way home.

Two Crowns,Three Blades is the second book in The Legend of Baelon series. It’s the sequel to Six Moons, Seven Gods, a medieval fantasy adventure about a kingdom in turmoil and the struggle between good and evil to control it.

There were plans for using nuclear weapons in Vietnam, and soldiers were actually trained for the mission. "Operation Tollbooth" depicts a nuclear strike on the Ho Chi Minh Trail that might have taken place, through the eyes of a young Army lieutenant caught up in the event.