It's the Final Days of this Mystery Book Fair

Just click HERE to check out the collection!

Fantasy and SciFi Giveaway

You're one click away from seeing a collection of Fantasy/SciFi ebooks, and you could win all of them, individual ebooks, or one of the bonus paperbacks!

Just click HERE for your chance to win! But don't delay. This promotion ends January 20.

Miss Your Chance to Get Fifteen-Minute Mysteries for FREE?

If so, here's a second chance, but this collection of short stories will only be free on January 14, 15, and 16. 

Just click HERE to pick up your free copy.

An All Mystery Subgenre Book Fair

Whether it's a police procedural, a Sci-Fi mystery, a collection of mystery short stories, or a cozy, you'll find it in this collection. And just so you aren't surprised, some of these short reads are seventy pages or so, but several appear to be full length novels.

Check out the collection HERE

In the Mood for a Twisted Thriller?

Or just not sure what that even means? If so, here's a couple of dozen authors who would love to help you find out.

And while I haven't read all of these books, I'm not sure you'll find one more twisted than my entry to this collection, Of Half a Mind. It's a modern-day, mad scientist tale with a twist ... or two.

Click HERE to check them out and read your choices for FREE with your Kindle Unlimited subscription.

For all of you who only have fifteen minutes to call your own …

Here are the Fifteen-Minute Mysteries!

They’re a collection of four short stories that span much of my writing career, from Under the Microscope, the kernel of which I wrote in high school, to Tell Me What I Want to Hear, winner of the St. Louis Writer’s Guild Short Story Contest in 2022.

And for all of you who wonder if artificial intelligence really represents a threat to the creative work of authors, Fifteen-Minute Mysteries also includes a bonus short story written by ChatGPT. It’s a locked room mystery of the ilk of The Murders in the Rue Morgue, a short story by Edgar Allan Poe. I’ve also included two of the four prompts I used (one for each scene), so you have an idea about the questions I posed to ChatGPT. 

So, did the AI write garbage or an award winning novel? My take on that question is in the book, but I invite you to be the judge.

This collection is FREE, but only on January 1 and 2, 2025, so get your copy now by clicking HERE