About my books
Expand your horizons
You'll find something for everyone on your shopping list as you peruse these pages. Western adventure, ghostly happenings, a tree that talks, shape-shifting humans, and a WWII hero are among the offerings of this independent author. All but the Wolf Pact trilogy can be considered historic fiction.
Young readers
Want to get your children interested in reading? Tree of Wonders, Run Like the Wind and Run to Danger are geared for young readers and about one hundred pages in length. In Tree of Wonders, an ancient Live Oak tree actually talks to young Willie Brown. The two Gus McIntyre Adventures chronicles a 14-year-old orphan's journey to find his place in the Wild West of the 1870s.
Fantasy fun
Readers have fallen in love with the Cossibye clan, a secret society of shape-shifting wolves who can stand on two legs or four. These special humans are not werewolves, but thrive on doing good for the human and canine societies they populate. Their amazing powers help them solve crimes and make the Wisconsin heartland a little bit safer for everyone.