novels
I’m so excited to finally be able to share this with the world. All the buy links are below, p-books and e-books. I recommend Amazon because you can bundle it with other stuff and get free shipping. However, for the same price, CreateSpace pays me a higher royalty, because it’s direct from the publisher (just sayin’). Also, if you buy a paperback, I’m happy to send you its companion e-book for free; just e-mail me your receipt and format of choice.
As for other distribution channels, the iBook edition should be available soon, and the paperback will eventually show up at other e-tailers like BN.com. You won’t find it on your local shelves, but any shop should be able to order it for you (with upfront payment), or just catch me at an event, like the $@!# Authors Say reading May 24th at Czar Bar in downtown Kansas City, the How’s My Hair reading at Prospero’s Books on May 26th, or Los Angeles mid-July. Otherwise, signed copies are available by mail using the Buy Now link below.
Of course I hope you’ll tell your friends, and I always encourage sharing your opinions at your favorite social sites, especially Goodreads or Amazon.
Electrocution and a two-story fall from a church rooftop leave former musician Tobe Mohr deaf, burned, and broken. A guilt-wracked priest invites him to live in the vacant rectory during his recovery, where many townsfolk believe Tobe — despite his own skepticism — has developed clairvoyance in his return from death. Adapting to rural life after having toured the world’s stages, Tobe forms an intense relationship with the enchanting Sera and her daughter. But their disappearance forces him to embrace his rewired senses that have helped so many others, as he navigates Sera’s mysterious past to find them, and to become once again the man he thought died long ago.
paperback, 276 pages: $13.00
e-book: $5.99
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Your roommate says you should date more, that all those spandex nights on stage paying tribute to hair metal and banging faceless groupies only amplify your Jekyll/Hyde syndrome. That this quicksand town of floozies, fiends, and filmmakers will survive without your commercial jingles. And your narcotics. That you should turn in your daytime security-guard badge and settle down.
He’s got the perfect girl, a cinnamon-scented innocent who will bring that elusive substance to your life despite the familial forces that conspire against your union.
Always lurking in the periphery, the roommate remains buried in his Master’s thesis, the parasitic puppeteer behind your reinvention, the search for your birth parents, and your all-too-brief film scoring career. A supporting cast of lecherous directors, deluded bandmates, federal agents, and nostalgic exes enable and obstruct your path to closure and ironic revenge as you wash the blood from your hands to complete the thesis yourself – this revisionist character study that is Major Inversions.
paperback, 276 pages: $13.00
e-book: $5.99
Sample (Ch. 1–3) 
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