Literary Fiction

- A Reily Watters Expedition -  Sometimes you have to take a stand, especially when the consequences are dire if you don’t. Reily Watters and his band of teenage friends dig the outdoors more than...

The backdrops for these tales are sparse rural lands, from the Alleghenies to the deserts of the West. Farmers, gangsters, meth cookers, miners, cafe workers, lovers, and dreamers. And the animals ...

“Our country needs more heroes, Rian. Black, white, male, female, young, old . . . it doesn’t matter. We need more heroes.” Philadelphia, U.S.A. 1838. Like America, the Krieger companies are clawin...

Killstanbul is a quirky, off-genre pulp crime novel(la) set in the winters of Reykjavík, Prague, and Istanbul. It is a magical realist romp, filled with murderous clothing-hungry cats, mischievous ...

At the height of the industrial Gilded Age, amidst the blazing fires of the steel mill and black depths of the coal mine, the chase is on.  Thomas Houghton, an inspector and enforcer for the feared...

As the nation teeters on the edge of civil war, three women converge at the elegant Bedford Springs Hotel in Pennsylvania. Harriet Lane, strongminded and vivacious niece to President James Buchanan...

In the Fargo meets Miss Marple darkly comic Mrs. Goodman’s First Murder, Harmon Rutledge’s perfect plan to solve his marriage problem is disrupted by a robbery at his bank. But when Ethel Goodman, ...

Guy Graybill's latest literary pursuit is a tome of over 100 poems, many of them clever rhymes such as "The Nocturnal Colonel," "The British Museum," "A Host of Jacks," "An Odious Ode," "An Event t...