Part murder mystery, part philosophical discourse, this novel chronicles the intersection of several lives gone strangely off course. At the center of it all is Father Dick Byron, a renegade Catholic priest who has become an instrument of God.

In this novel of mystery and suspense, murder and foul play, the zeal for understanding the human condition collides head-on with dimensions of spiritual and ethical experience that are intellectually unfathomable.

An aging, disgruntled philosophy professor in search of some sense of self, retreats to his idyllic farm in the mountain village of Halfmoon, Vermont. What he finds there is not what he expected. Incongruous presences haunt Halfmoon and its environs.

Five scholars of ancient Greek philosophy harbor a secret that could forever change the intellectual landscape of Western civilization. As they deliberate sharing their discovery with the world, machinations of fate make them question the nature of truth and revelation.

Two young boys and their dad are spending a winter's night in a teepee on Old Baldy Mountain. What they don't know is that something terrifying is waiting for them. It's big, it's growling, and it's coming.

In this sequel to "Lanterns in the Mist, " the mystical, excommunicated priest Dick Byron is tracking the whereabouts of a friend, Jacob Frobisher, who has gone missing. Byron's odyssey is both geographic and spiritual as he navigates his way through the northeast United States, visiting the strange, iconoclastic friends with whom Jacob has confided in the past. 180 pp.