Some readers notice the big twist. But it’s the small things, the way details matter in fiction writing, that can make a story memorable for others. Some notice the villain. Some notice the final chapter. Me? I worry about the men’s bathroom near the pizza restaurant. That may sound ridiculous, but welcome to the strange
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There is something deeply unsettling about hearing a story from the wrong person. Not the hero.Also not the victim.And not the man running for his life. The wrong person. That is one of the reasons I wanted to write Counter Exposure. On the surface, it may sound like a risky idea. After all, Double Exposure
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What happens when you take the villain from Double Exposure and hand him the microphone? That is exactly what I’m doing with Counter Exposure. If you read Double Exposure, then you already know Barry Cox as the mastermind in the shadows, the man pulling strings, shaping outcomes, and standing as the greatest threat Reed Sawyer
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If you’ve been meaning to pick up one of my books, this is a really good time to do it. Over the next few weeks, three of my main titles will either be on sale, or are on sale right now, for just 99 cents. That means you can jump into the world of The
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What if the writer woke up inside his own spy novel? That’s the unsettling, strange, and wildly fun idea behind my new book, Zero Exposure. This novel is becoming Book Zero in the Exposure Series, the story that sets the stage for Book 1, Double Exposure. It is not supernatural. There are no ghosts, no
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If Double Exposure pulled you in, this one is going to pull the floor out from under you. ZERO EXPOSURE is the next thriller heading to my newsletter readers first, and yes, they’ll get a copy free. This is Book 0 in the Exposure Series, the origin story that shows how Double Exposure came into
If you’re seeing this, there’s a good chance you’ve already read one of my books. Maybe it was Double Exposure, the spy thriller that plays with what you see, what you miss, and what’s hiding in plain sight. Maybe it was Boots and Stilettos, where Montana, family pressure, and a slow-burn spark collide. Or maybe
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OnlineBookClub Double Exposure review — Every author hopes readers “get it.” This week, I got one of those reviews that makes you stop, reread, and grin. OnlineBookClub.org posted an official 5-out-of-5-star review of Double Exposure: A Spy Thriller on January 20–21, 2026. And the reviewer, Shirley Ann Riddern Labzentis, didn’t just like it. She leaned
If you’ve ever thought, “Man, I wish I could read more,” while staring at a to do list the size of Montana, I’ve got you covered. Double Exposure is now available as an audiobook. And here’s the fun part, it was produced with Virtual Voice audio, but it came out shockingly good. Clear, smooth, and
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Cyber Monday is supposed to be about gadgets and televisions. This year, it turned into something very different for me. My spy thriller, Double Exposure, went out as a free Cyber Monday Kindle offer. I hoped a few new readers might pick it up. Instead, it took off like a shutter burst on high speed.
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