A sixth grader gets a magic pen that makes everything he draws become real. Before he knows the pen is magical, he draws himself and his friends as superheroes.

"All God’s Children" centers on a custody battle over a child in the gay-bashing, funeral-picketing Westboro Baptist church.

THE MONEY is about Henry Krakow, loving husband, devoted dad, and lawyer for the down-and-out. Henry tries to help a single father keep his two kids, but Henry's good deed takes a wrong turn, and he has to fight for his family through an underworld of corrupt power brokers, Ukrainian mobsters, homicidal pole dancers, rap buskers, internet revolutionaries, and a conspiracy to rob the people of Coney Island of millions of dollars meant for rebuilding after Hurricane Sandy--a conspiracy that ultimately forces him to confront the legacy of his legendary father.

"The Mass of Men" explores the conflicts and bonds that arise among a group of fire academy cadets and the struggles they must overcome as they move through their training.

"Dawncaller" begins with a group of young dwarves clambering up the same steep mountain the heroine Kirsten must later conquer on her way towards the novel’s culminating moments.

With a growing reputation as an investigator, Dr. Nolan is recruited by the CDC to review their failed search for the source of a deadly Legionnaires’ outbreak in southern California.

The book is a memoir; a eulogy to both the first half of my life and my life as an ordained Anglican priest.

I don’t know if you are familiar with the traditional tale of the three billy goats? It is a key part of Scandinavian folklore, and I have built on it to write a story about archetypes whose purpose is mass-awakening.

This book is about the Koranic laws and rules on Muhammadism (the religion followed by the Muhammadans), and the way those laws and rules are being observed by the Muhammadans of today, all over the world.

I like to call this a "Murder Mystery History"...and a book about urban planning!