Fiction and Stories

Fiction and Stories

  • Grenada Blood and Nazi Gold

    Grenada Blood and Nazi Gold

    A new short story in the Modern Pirate Series has been release on Kindle. Modern Pirate Series of eBook shorts: A collection of stories about Alex the Pirate and his savvy crew of rogues and thieves. They are modern pirates who love fast boats and expensive yachts, and also share a passion for treasure hunting. Alex and Diego, his second in command, scout the South China Sea and Caribbean for worthy ships to liberate from their owners and turn a profit. Each story reveals more about the pirate, his crew, their adventures, and secret missions.Read More

  • New Book Release

    New Book Release

    New Book Out: The Final Wave: A Terrorism Techno-Thriller. The year that the final wave struck mankind like a viral tsunami. COVID 19 type 2 has already decimated countries around the world, killing millions. But now the next variant arrives with a vengeance. Lieutenant Commander Logan Gordon already has his hands full fighting against the ruthless gangs that rule his native Chicago. He leads a special team of Chicago North Force fighters on missions against the Antifa Army that holds half the city and the Central Caliphate the controls the other half. His old boss, Admiral Cotes, tells him he is detailed to a secret special mission that might just save the nation from the scourge of a new type of disease.Read More

  • ZONA: THE FORBIDDEN LAND NAMED SCI FI BOOK OF THE YEAR 2020

    ZONA: THE FORBIDDEN LAND NAMED SCI FI BOOK OF THE YEAR 2020

    Zona: The Forbidden Land has been selected by the Online Book Club as the 2020 Science Fiction/Fantasy Book of the Year for 2020.Read More

  • NEW BOOKS IN 2020

    NEW BOOKS IN 2020

    I have published three new titles in 2020, in spite of the COVID pandemic. Writing is certainly something you can do while in lock-down. Check these books out on the books page. All of them have received strong reviews and interest online. The books were: Einstein’s Raven, A Science Fiction Mystery/Adventure involving time travel and computer shenanigans. This novel is set in Golden, Colorado, where mysterious events occur in a supercomputer lab. Desert Underground: A Detective Sanchez/Father Montero Mystery. This is the third in the Sanchez Mystery Series, set once again in the Desert Southwest. More gangs and mayhem in and near Phoenix. Life, Death, and Espionage by Paul *******: How the *** Makes money to Fund Black Operations.Read More

  • ZONA:The Forbidden Land

    ZONA:The Forbidden Land

    ZONA: The Forbidden Land Zona has been chosen as the Book of the Month on the Online BookClub, a great honor for any author to achieve. We have received many positive reviews lately that suggest the book is reaching a wider audience of Sci-Fi adventure lovers. The book is set in Russia, first in Leningrad and then in the vast expanse of Siberia as an expedition seeks out the lost land of ZONA. Little is known about this mysterious place of strange beasts and exotic plants. Only one man has been to ZONA and returned alive, Colonel Max Volkov, a mysterious man with a secret background.Read More

  • EINSTEIN’S RAVEN

    EINSTEIN’S RAVEN

    Derek Phillips, a cutting edge programmer at the National Renewable Energy Lab in Golden, is tasked to find out who is hacking into the lab’s secret files on “Harry”—one of the most advanced supercomputers in the world. His job is on the line. “Find the Intruder or seek a new career,” his demanding boss tells him. Derek is between a rock and a hard place when he meets a mysterious woman named Raven who is seeking a secret from the past. She is beautiful, and clever, and has serious computer skills.Read More

  • Minion Critique

    Minion Critique

    Minion Critique: Satire By F.G. Baker Spoken by Rod Sterling: In a book-publishing world controlled by one last corporation, it was necessary to create an elite cadre of editorial minions to prevent anyone from writing anything remotely original. It began in colleges, teacher’s trade schools and all classrooms, even and especially at writer’s retreats where the indoctrination could be applied 24 hours a day. The programing called ‘creative writing’ quickly generated a legion of editors, writers and agents that could group-think the mantra to the letter. All creativity was driven out of fiction until homogenous drivel was all that remained. We look in on a typical ‘critique session’ in which, by chance, the ultimate drivel was produced.Read More