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New Eco-Thriller Coming Soon from the California Coast

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In a land where nature is unraveling, a brutal murder and a supernatural secret bring together veteran Army Ranger Colin Dawson and a young Native American woman, positing the fantastical question: Can mutations in epigenetic DNA activated by the recent wave of climate havoc induced pandemics turn humans into shape shifters? When beasts walk as humans, love is the rarest survival skill of all. 

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cover for the novella The Byrd River Flood

New Book Release

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My new novella, The Byrd River Flood, was just released by Paper Angel Press. Inspired by the true story of the 1995 Pajaro River flood in Watsonville, California, The Byrd River Flood is an adaptation excerpted from my eco-thriller, Fruit of the Devil. It portrays the social, emotional, environmental, personal, and political causes and costs

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March for Science ~ Washington D.C. Earth Day, 2017

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Here’s a nice song to listen to if you don’t mind having a second window open while looking at the slides. I am an American Citizen. A Patriot. My family has lived, worked (mostly as coal miners, farmers, and teachers), loved and died on American soil for over 400 years. I love my country. I’m

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