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Charlie has serious old girlfriend problems. They’re being murdered.

The cops think retired blogger Charlie North is the killer. They want to see him fry.

Charlie needs to catch the killers before the cops, or the killers, catch him.

Charlie hires a stunning–and brilliant–private detective to help him investigate the murders. Good first move. As they dig up clues, Charlie reports their findings on his blog, naming names and naming everything.

The blogs go wildly viral.

The whole Internet is watching as Charlie and his PI track clues, rattle suspects, and dig deep into each murder. (Spoiler: killers and cops don’t like going viral, at all.)

If you’re in the mood for a quirky mystery with clean, sharp humor, laugh-out-loud twists, and a hero who refuses to age quietly, you’ve found your next read.

If you’re a fan of Richard Osman or Janet Evanovich, or anyone who knows murder should come with a side of mischief — welcome to the club.

For sure, this book reads fast. Old guys like things fast.

A convicted murderer. A squad of criminals. A war no one is supposed to survive.

A Military Science Fiction adventure from Amazon All-Star and International best-selling author James David Victor.

Solomon Cready was convicted of murdering his best friend and sentenced to spend the rest of his life on a frozen prison moon. Instead, he was conscripted into the Outcast Marines, a unit full of criminals, killers, thieves, and traitors too dangerous to trust but too useful to waste.

The training is brutal. The missions are worse. Haunted by the friend he killed, Solomon has one chance to earn something he no longer believes he deserves: redemption. But first, he has to survive squad members who want to kill him, a sadistic warden, and missions too dangerous for regular Marines.

When a rescue mission on Mars uncovers a conspiracy inside the Confederacy itself, Solomon must use every skill that once made him a thief to keep his team alive. The Outcasts were meant to be expendable. Solomon intends to prove they are indispensable.

Caught in circumstances beyond their control, the characters of The Middle of Things find themselves drawn into a web of uncertainty where every decision carries unexpected consequences. What begins as an ordinary sequence of events gradually develops into a compelling drama of secrets, conflicting interests, and hidden connections that reach far beyond initial appearances.

Joseph Smith Fletcher combines suspense, keen observation, and skillful characterization to create a narrative that keeps readers engaged through a series of surprises and revelations. As motives become clearer and loyalties are tested, the story explores themes of trust, ambition, and the unpredictable ways in which lives intersect.

Rich in atmosphere and driven by carefully crafted storytelling, this classic novel reflects Fletcher’s talent for creating absorbing narratives that blend mystery with human drama. The Middle of Things remains an engaging read for admirers of early twentieth-century British fiction, intricate plots, and stories where ordinary lives become entangled in extraordinary events.

“So, what’s your name? I mean, if you’re going to be my plus-one for the parade, I should at least know your name.”

“Plus-one?” He shook his head. “Boone Buckam. And I can’t believe you got me into this.”

“Well, Boone Buckam, you’re about to find out exactly how much fun Fish Pic can actually be. Think of it like it’s a happy accident.”

He’s in Deep Haven to relax.

Detective Daniel “Boone” Buckam is more than burned out. After fourteen stellar years on the job, one bad judgment call — and, fine, a whole lot of cynicism — has forced him into a mandatory vacation. If he can get his head on straight, there’s a job as Police Chief waiting for him back in his Minneapolis suburb.

But then he meets Vivien.

Actress Vivien Calhoun isn’t really a drama queen. Sure, she gets swept up in the emotions of life — but please, she’s an actress. Or, um, was until a stalker made her flee the bright lights of Broadway. Now, she’s passionate about directing her local theater production. But when she accidentally ropes an uptight police detective on vacation into her cast, she can’t help but wonder if he might be the leading man she’s always longed for.

Of course, she’s in trouble.

Boone can’t help but like Vivien. He might even have a type — vivacious and bubbly, with a penchant for attracting danger. He can smell trouble even if she can’t, and is pretty sure her stalker has hunted her all the way to Deep Haven. He’ll have to stay by her side — even if it means being in her silly play — to keep her safe. But Vivien is more than he expected as she helps him discover a part of him he’s locked away… the part that said he could never love again.

So much for relaxing.

It’s summertime in Deep Haven, and the fun is heating up in this laugh-out-loud, charming story.

Pastor John can cure what ails you. For a price.

Pastor John. The pastor without a church. Or a prayer. But when fate presents an open door, what price will he pay to step inside?

A prequel short story to the supernatural horror thriller Stone Hill novel series.

In the vein of Stephen King, Stranger Things, Dean Koontz, or H. P. Lovecraft.
Shadows creep beneath the sleepy, small town of Stone Hill.