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The Books in the Nook

The Silver Brooke Mysteries

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Curl up, put your cares away, and meet a growing group of friends in this cozy mystery series.

Silver Brooke Retirement Home is always bustling with activity, from arts and crafts to dancing, and yes, even crime solving. Crusty ex-detective Henry Horn and his lovable sidekick, a big male nurse named Percy, are always looking for a new cozy mystery to unravel. Keep the coffee coming!

Closter's Branch

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A grit-and-gunpowder Western horror where the deadliest threat on the frontier isn't an outlaw.

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In the sun-bleached wasteland of Closter’s Branch, empty coffins are buried far more often than full ones.

Sheriff Abraham Stone thought he knew every inch of his territory, but no badge can protect his people from what is hunting them. Children are vanishing into the desert without a trace, leaving behind empty bedrooms and blood-slicked earth.

Driven by horrific visions, Stone and his deputy ride into the wasteland to uncover the truth before another family loses a child. But pulling at the mystery forces them to face a hungry nightmare that threatens to bring Closter’s Branch to its knees.

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The Deal

A down on his luck man has a tough decision to make. Does John take an offer from a mysterious man to make him rich, or does he give it up to do a good thing?

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It's a one shot comic, hand drawn and written by yours truly. 

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Goober Learns

Goober Learns is a series of short graphic teaching comics that can be used to learn how to do a thing. Step by step, Goober's family teaches him how to do a thing, what is involved, and the reader can follow along every step of the way, through full color pages packed with down to earth information. Any special terms are explained and every step broken down. These aren't science books, it's just old fashion instructions of how to do a thing.

*Children need to be supervised when doing dangerous stuff, but you already know that.

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