First, a little about my books:


Lillie Augustine
Available in paperback and for Kindle.
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Lillie Augustine

Released September 2019

‘Kolej takes care of its own.’

Just plain folks. Simple living. God-fearing. In church every Sunday, and taking pride in their heritage. Time passes slowly in Kolej, Nebraska, population 46, where the only change is the season, and where the dead make quiet neighbors.

But Kolej is keeping a secret, manifested in Lillie Augustine, the ‘town crazy.’ Until an unexpected bequest brings a stranger to town. A stranger who begins to uncover a horrifying truth.

Unimaginable sins and misguided justice leave a young girl broken. 50 years later, can an interloper and an empty house set things right?

What Readers Say:

‘If the road to Hell is paved with good intentions, you made it start in Kolej.’

‘Once again, you grabbed my attention right from the start. I think you peel back the layers at a great pace.’

‘It’s difficult to write about a particular culture and mindset as the villain without vilifying the people who perpetuate it, but you did it with grace.’

‘It’s in every way a worthy successor to Davey’s Savior. Both explore of the dangers of blind faith and closed-mindedness in their own way. Both unravel their mysteries with a great sense of suspense. And both stress the importance of empathy and stewardship in a world that’s abandoning both. Another great read!’

‘Could not put it down!’

Learn more about Lillie Augustine.


Davey’s Savior

Davey’s Savior
Available in paperback and for Kindle
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Released July 2016

Avila Beach. Peaceful, relaxed, hidden along the Pacific. Where tourists ebb and flow, and locals keep to themselves. The perfect place for a wanted man to hide in plain sight.

But when a spectacle appears on the beach one morning, some see it as just the attraction Avila needs, setting their sights on off-season profits. Others see it a miracle from above, a sign from God. But four-year-old Davey — in hiding with his fugitive father — sees it with wonder, wanting only to explore.

As eyes and cameras converge, Davey is unaware of the threat they pose to himself, to his father, and to his very life. After years in hiding, will a miracle expose two people who cannot afford to be found? And who will be Davey’s Savior?


What Readers Say:

‘What a great story! I love the ideas that made it what it is, and loved how they all came together at the story’s climax. A moving book, with a moving ending… satisfying and entertaining!’

‘I really enjoyed it. It hooked me in from the get-go, and your pace and plot are great. It makes me consider the nature of faith, and what it means to have a genuine faith.’

‘It’s rare to find a story that gives equal credence to belief and nonbelief. Just as each character sees things a little bit differently, ‘Davey’s Savior’ will mean something different to each reader. Great for book clubs, or for those who want a beach read with depth.’

‘With any work of art, the emotional connection is what bonds the audience to the work. On that level, ‘Davey’s Savior’ succeeds. I was moved emotionally, and I put it down with a warm feeling at the end.’

‘It was a great read!’

Learn more about Davey’s Savior.