When Gordon Donne, a reclusive, iconoclastic billionaire, buys the United States (legally) and sets out to fix all of its problems on behalf of "We, The People," his autocratic but thoughtful and common-sense policies rub corrupt politicians, lobbyists, lawyers, businessmen, televangelists, union and mob bosses, speculators and hundreds of other powerful people the wrong way ... dangerously so. But when Jake Devlin, a mellow, laid-back beach bum and the author of Donne's story, is confronted on the beach in Bonita Springs, Florida, about his motives and background, little does he know that...

Book One of the Devlin Quatrology
The President, Congress, Supreme Court out, a no-BS dictator in. Snipers, assassins and spies (Oh, my ). A beautiful blonde, a bumbling beach bum, outrageous, offbeat humor, exotic erotics (Ooo ). A brain-twisting, gut-wrenching ride. This decade's explosive must-read.
"Reads like Baldacci crossed with Monty Python."
"Nah, more like Clancy crossed with Mel Brooks."
(From two readers arguing with each other and the author.)
What could possibly go wrong when an iconoclastic, reclusive billionaire (nope, NOT Trump) buys and takes over the...

Book Two of the Devlin Quatrology
"Take out your teeth and let's get naked."
This sequel begins about a week after "The Devlin Deception" ends, with many of the familiar characters (and several new ones) from that novel in multiple new adventures. More action, more erotica, less politics, and more fun than in "The Devlin Deception."
Like that novel, much of the story in this one is set in and around a small beach town in Florida, but also in many, many, MANY other exotic locales around the world.
The author continues to play with the boundaries between fiction,...

Book Three of the Devlin Quatrology
"I didn't become a 20-million-euro-per-hit assassin overnight."
Assassinations, false flag ops, conspiracy theories, New World Order, ISIS/ISIL, CIA, sex and humor infuse this offbeat thriller by an Amazon Top 10 bestselling author. Readers may even discover where Jimmy Hoffa's body might be hidden.
(Other than the Prologue, this third novel is written entirely in dialogue; no narrator.)
A sequel AND prequel to the first two novels in the series, with most of the characters who remain after the carnage of "Devlin's Defiance." (Oops. Was...

FIVE STARS The most fun I have ever had reading "The Dracula Deception" was a fantastic surprise. Funnier and more thrilling than expected. (Review by Steven Daniel)
Adapted and updated from the hit stage comedy of the same title. (The print version includes photos from one of the original productions.)
The setting: The Transylvania Institute for the Terminally Insane (TITI; pronounced "Tie-Tie"), where patients are not treated to be cured, but are allowed to live out their delusions in relative comfort in a supportive environment.
The plot: A down-on-his-luck actor's...