A skeptical guitarist at a career crossroads. A Christian singer at a crossroads of faith. Now two weeks and three shows together will decide everything for them. Bryan Lane is standing at a crossroads. Just kicked out of the rock band he founded ten years ago, the gifted guitarist and songwriter ponders what's next. Through a series of coincidences, Bryan reluctantly agrees to play with a Christian singer named Cassie McCourt, who's in desperate need of a guitarist for the last four shows of her tour. At first glance, Cassie seems like a typical Christian performer: peppy, positive, and squeaky clean. But Cassie proves to be full of surprises as a darker side lurks beneath her pristine image. And the non-religious Bryan's very presence on tour shakes up the status quo, placing Cassie squarely within the bullseye of her Christian audience. As Bryan tries to understand why Cassie is teetering on the edge of disbelief and his feelings for her intensify, he finds himself moving ever so slowly back to his childhood faith. In the end, Cassie and Bryan are faced with crucial decisions that will shape not only their professional careers, but also who they are and will become. Porcelain Faith is a novel that wrestles with faith, doubt, and the spaces inbetween.

She’s believes. He doesn’t. In an us vs. them world, can their love survive? High school seniors Curt and Hannah barely know each other and never speak. In fact, the two are more likely to see each other as adversaries, as their families reside on different sides of a controversial issue dividing their small town. Hannah’s father, the Reverend Caleb Wilson, wants to erect a monument to the Ten Commandments on public space. Opposing these efforts is Curt’s atheist activist father Matt. But when tragedy strikes, leading to an emotionally charged encounter between Curt and Hannah in an empty school hallway, the two can’t stop thinking about each other. Numerous obstacles stand in the way of the fledgling couple. Curt’s friends and family warn him against getting too close to the beautiful but devout Christian. She’s too different, they tell him. Hannah’s family and friends are similarly concerned with the amount of time she’s spending on Curt. Chief among them is Jake, a would-be suitor from her church who’s none too pleased with the attention she’s lavishing on his rival. Despite all this, neither Curt nor Hannah can deny the attraction drawing them together, even as everyone else tries to pull them apart. Meanwhile, tensions in the town tighten around them, threatening not only their relationship, but their very lives. Can love trump the differences that divide the two? Or will Curt and Hannah succumb to the same forces pulling their town apart?

One year ago, Julie stood on Tim’s porch, trembling and sobbing in the autumn rain. It was the night he died. Brandon, Julie’s brother and Tim’s best friend. Undone by grief, she collapsed into Tim’s arms. The two haven’t spoken since. Tim’s been at college, trying to forget about death. And Julie...well, she hasn’t been speaking to anyone lately. When Tim reluctantly returns home to observe the one year anniversary of Brandon’s death, he discovers a Julie he doesn’t recognize - bitter and angry. But she isn’t the only one struggling with her brother’s death. All of those closest to Brandon have stumbled in their pursuit of healing and normalcy. To make matters worse, someone has been spray painting inflammatory messages on Brandon’s grave. Secret feelings are about to explode into the light, forcing everyone to reprocess what they knew about Brandon and themselves. Can this weekend of remembering bring closure to those Brandon loved? Or will it break them completely?

In the midnight hours of April 24th, a prophecy fails and its prophet falls. Pastor Graham Wilcox boldly predicted Jesus would return to earth on April 24th to rapture His faithful. But, when April 25th arrives, the world is the same, except for Wilcox, who is found dead. His gruesome murder rocks the community where Wilcox lived and the families who frequented the small church that he pastored. To uncover the truth behind the murder, the skeptical Detective Daniel Seitzer must go to the place he dreads most: church. Along with his religious partner, Seitzer wades through a myriad of rumors, secrets, and strange connections as well as an astonishing number of people who had motive to kill Wilcox. Is the killer one of the pastor’s own congregants, or a shadowy figure on the periphery of the church connected with a powerful pharmaceutical company? For Seitzer, a grieving widow, a multi-million-dollar company, and a faithful but broken family, the truth behind the events of April 24th will either set them free or bury those who have been left behind.

Sometimes, seconds and inches determine everything… Detective John Harrison is still reeling from his partner’s murder, wrestling with the thought that if he had been 30 seconds faster, his partner would still be alive. When Harrison answers a possible domestic violence call, he discovers a mysterious stranger named Josh Williams has already come to the young woman’s aid. But the good Samaritan is more than he seems. Williams possesses an astonishing power: he can manipulate objects with his mind. The enigmatic young man might also be the key to unlocking the secrets behind Harrison’s partner’s death. But is Williams a pure-hearted hero or another adversary Harrison will have to overcome? Aided by the beguiling reporter Felicia Monroe—who seems to possess an agenda of her own—Harrison races to understand unseen forces beyond his control. And he’ll need every second and inch he can get to save a woman from her ruthless ex-boyfriend.

Grace’s dreams are finally coming true. Unfortunately, that means people are dying. For seven straight nights, Grace Murphy dreams of a man she’s never met. After the dreams stop, and the stranger shows up in an obituary, the young woman realizes the chilling fact that her dreams are breaking into reality. When visions of another stranger begin haunting her at night, Grace enlists the aid of Matt Harrison, a local Private Investigator, to track this new man down so she can warn him of his looming fate. Though skeptical of Grace’s claim, Harrison is moved to help her. With the assistance of his brother John, a police detective, and Felicia Monroe, a local reporter, they discover that Grace’s dreams are intertwined with a tragic mystery that is decades old and more recent events that rocked the small upstate New York town of Woodside. Together, the four new allies race against time to not only save the man from Grace’s dreams but also stop a dangerous character with seemingly supernatural abilities who’s killed before and might be planning an even deadlier attack. Death Prophets is the third book of the Strange Gravities series and and picks up where Unseen Forces left off, continuing the story of unusual events transpiring in Woodside, New York. The first two books, Everyone was Left Behind and Unseen Forces are available on Amazon and everywhere ebooks are available.

Somewhere beyond grief and pain, a new ordinary waits. Six people are trying to move forward after the tumultuous events that inextricably tied them together. Josh Williams and Jessie Walters attempt to build a life together, far away from the violence that haunts their past. Reporter Felicia Monroe searches for healing after the murder of her uncle. Grace Murphy, who suffers from fatalistic and prophetic dreams, hopes that she’s seen an end to her visions of death. Matt Harrison struggles to carve a place for himself in Grace’s life. And Detective John Harrison grieves the loss of his fiancée in the same attack that killed Felicia’s uncle. But their quest for normalcy is dashed to pieces when a familiar foe returns, looking to settle unfinished business. When the ruthless Parker, who possesses the ability to manipulate objects with his mind, takes one of them hostage, the rest must band together to rescue their captured friend and stop Parker once and for all. The New Ordinary is the fourth and final book in the Strange Gravities series that traces strange happenings in Woodside New York.

The devil lives in these woods. Just ask the residents of Pheasant Ridge. For centuries, rumors have circulated about the dense and mysterious Harper’s Woods. Witchcraft. Strange rituals. Screams in the night. But the morning light only reveals empty beer bottles and other signs of typical teenage revelry. That all changes when the rumors break into reality in the most nightmarish way possible: a child’s body is found in the woods, the victim of a savage murder. It’s the year 1988 and America is gripped by a “Satanic Panic”. Fears about devil worshiping cults committing abuse, abductions, and murders run rampant. Now, as the rural town deals with the horror of a child’s death, it falls to Sheriff Kyle Townsend to descend into the woods to catch the murderer. Aided by his capable deputy Brad Banks and two experts on Satanic cults, Sheriff Townsend must sift through a myriad of fears and clues that lead them into the darkest recesses of the human heart: a place where paranoia, pain, and hatred intersect in brutally destructive fashion.