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|  | | A Year and a Day
A journal of grief kept after the death of a spouse.
This book is available on Kindle and as an audiobook read by Kirk Winkler. | |  | | Brewer's Odyssey
The novel is a psychological thriller.
Thomas Brewer, 40, is a popular writer of thrillers who finds himself living in a bizarre world not unlike his fiction. He has prescient dreams that suggest a frightening future. When he has a nightmare about a terrorist attack that occurs and he escapes, a cynical CIA agent named Jeff Peterson enlists Brewer in the war on terror. Harriet Miller, Brewer’s English African agent and brief lover, has lost a child, and when she meets a Middle Eastern student in Paris named Abebe and gets pregnant, a false assumption by Brewer has tragic consequences at a Paris celebration. Brewer’s neurologist a | |  | | Byron
Byron is a thriller set in Idaho.
It is now a Kindle book.
An action thriller. | |  | | Confessions of a Shanty Irishman
The book is a memoir covering 1940 to 1970, and focuses on an Irish American family
and the conflict between old and new worlds.
This book is available in a Kindle edition. It is also an audiobook narrated by Marlin May.ASIN: B00GI02N1A | |  | | Down the Highway
A road novel set in Europe in 1962. Two young men ride motorcycles across Europe in a time of impending change.
This is a youth oriented road novel featuring two young men, Terrance O' Hara and James R. Dean exploring Europe in the early 60s before major cultural and historical changes. They meet famous people before fame, including John Lennon and Bob Dylan. They arrive in Berlin as the wall is going up. They meet a certain "Dark Lady" who will impact their lives even as old men. The short novel has bookends with the two men as senior citizens recalling a road trip when "all hearts opened and all wines flowed." | |  | | Mulligan
Mulligan, a novel, is now available through Kindle and as a soft cover.
Can a person born into a nomadic culture find home? When Michael Mulligan and Maria Burke flee Ireland during the famine, she leaves her tyrannical husband, Nathaniel Burke, and he abandons a secret society of Irish freedom fighters. Maria dies of ship’s fever on Grosse Isle. In San Francisco, Michael Mulligan’s new wife dies in childbirth. He leaves his five-year-old son to fight for the Union. Mulligan survives Gettysburg, and meets a beautiful nurse with her own secret. A prisoner during the fall of Richmond, Mulligan finds post-Civil War times to be violent and depraved. A decade later, aw | |  | | The Dean sisters
The book concerns the lives of two very different sisters.
Jessica Dean, an airman in the Air Force, dies young in a car crash, but a journal reveals much of her short but rich life. Her half sister, Gerry, is a biker outlaw, but finds her own salvation. The story of the two very different yet very close sisters becomes a screenplay through the work of Mickey Gilmore, a writer friend of the Dean family. | |  | | The Filmmakers
A film student accidentally kills a hitman and steals mob money. The police and a brother of the slain mobster hunt down the student who plans to finance his big film. Who will show up on the set?
This book is also available on Kindle and as an audiobook. | |  | | The Irish Connection and Other Stories
A collection of stories following an Irish family over a period of one hundred and fifty years.
| |  | | These Precious Hours
A collection of connected stories about loss and recovery.The book is available through Kindle. The book is also an audiobook read by Alex Hyde-White.
The book is a collection of connected stories similar in structure of Winesburg, Ohio by Sherwood Anderson. |
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Breaking Out
by Bob Brink
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 A teenage boy struggling with the coming-of-age issues of sexuality, religion, and peer approval is overwhelmed, but soldiers on. After several years, he comes to understand the family forces that have left him so deeply troubled, and the process of |
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