Bio

At the age of six and a half, my father came back from overseas and we moved to Florida where I was entered into a conventional school that I found frustrating. The other kids were reciting their ABCʼs while I was reading novels. I had come to love reading and yearned to be a writer when I grew up.

After college I joined the Air Force as a pilot and was surprised to learn that even that required a great deal of written documentation. Based on all the stories I picked up from other pilots, I self-published my first fiction book titled Heavy Jets. I paid for the advertising, but it sold well enough to return the cost. Still, I kept submitting stories to magazines and book publishers with little success until  Terror on the Tundra was picked up by a legitimate small press.

I was elated to be a published author and went back to writing with even more enthusiasm. I followed up with Terror in the Smokies, Terror in Appalachia, and Terror in the Sunshine State. Then I tried to broaden my subjects and wrote Counter Intelligence, Once Upon a Time There Was a War, Kentucky Weed, Vienna, One Last Mission, and Genetic Imperative.

Itʼs been great being able to share my imagination and storytelling with so many others.