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The Deceiving: Book Two of The Knowing Trilogy
More horrifying than any Hollywood-animated, computer-generated, mechanical unreality, this winged demon called an efreet has had twenty six years to plan his revenge. And an efreet will do anything to get what he wants. Pronounce that: An-y-thing!
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The Knowing: Book One
When the hot call comes over the radio: “Code Red! Active shooter at Carlisle Elementary School,” Police Sergeant Jack Carpenter has one job and only one job. Find the gunman; take him out. He rushes into the school, fully armed and focused on cold, hard reality. But what happens to him in the next few hours shatters the world as he has always known it. And in the next three days, everything Jack Carpenter believes about himself, about life and reality, about good and evil and the whole nature of the universe will be challenged.
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WHEN BUTTERFLIES CRY
Grayson Addington comes home from Vietnam a broken man, a man his wife, Piper, doesn’t know anymore. In his absence, she turned to his brother for support. Now, she must choose between them. And into this family torn apart by jealousy, deceit and clan loyalties comes a mysterious little girl. Something more than chance has brought the child called Maggie to this wounded family. And nothing less than destiny will be fulfilled by her incredible sacrifice.
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FIVE DAYS IN MAY
On a warm May Friday in 1963, a mammoth tornado hurls across the empty plains toward the little town of Graham, Oklahoma. The writhing column of destruction a mile wide and eight miles high is not just on a collision course with the town, but with the lives of four of its residents, each of whom has already planned their own personal rendezvous with death that day.
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THE MEMORY CLOSET
Something happened to Anne Mitchell when she was 11 years old so horrible her mind erased the whole first decade of her life. Twenty-five years later, she has come home to a dried-up Texas prairie town to live with her crazy grandmother in the rambling old house where she grew up in a final desperate effort to remember.
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THE LAST SAFE PLACE
In the deepest, darkest midnight of her soul, Gabriella writes a book, a horror story about demons and then one of them crawls up out of the pages and confronts her face to face. A deranged, fanatical fan who believes he is The Beast of Babylon from her novel turns up at a book signing and then comes after her to claim her as his bride. And to sacrifice her son, Ty, as a blood offering to their unholy union.
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SUDAN
Before Al Qaeda. Before Isis. …the horror of Sudan, 2000. Two million Christian tribal people are dead, massacred by their own militant Muslim government for refusing to renounce their faith. But human rights photojournalist Ron Wolfson is chasing a different story—investigating whispered reports of government sanctioned human trafficking, rumors of kidnapped women and children disappearing every day into the shadow world of modern-day slavery.
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BLACK SUNSHINE
Twenty-seven men died when the Harlan #7 Coal Mine exploded in 1981. Two made it out alive. But the survivors harbored awful secrets about the part they played in another tragedy that happened deep in the guts of the mountain that day AFTER the explosion. Guilt and shame over what he did drove Will Gribbins into a whiskey bottle and left him a homeless, under-a-bridge drunk for two decades. Now, he has come home to the mountains for the memorial service on the twentieth anniversary of the disaster determined to confess what he did. Seeking impossible forgiveness.
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HOME GROWN
Somebody shot Jim Bingham dead on the street in front of his newspaper office and now his heartbroken daughter must abandon the world of academic journalism for the real world of running the newspaper he left behind. But when she does, she discovers that marijuana-growing has corrupted the idyllic little central Kentucky community where she grew up.
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