Status: Drafting

Twenty years after her death, people connected to the original investigation and prosecution are turning up dead. The only link between the victims is their association with the case—and the deeper detectives dig, the clearer it becomes that someone has been waiting decades to deliver their own version of justice. But as the investigation unfolds, Ty Christiansen is forced to confront a personal connection he cannot accept, one that threatens to shatter his beliefs about loyalty, justice, and the ghosts of his past. 

Status: Drafting

Noah Mercer’s conviction was never about intent—it was about ignorance. Misunderstood in the courtroom and condemned for behavior no one took the time to explain, he now faces years behind bars for crimes distorted by perception. Defense attorney Victoria Kensington, a high-functioning autistic who knows firsthand what it means to be misjudged, takes on Noah’s appeal. With Dr. Sara Whitlock’s expertise challenging the original trial’s failures, Vicky must battle a justice system that would rather preserve its verdict than admit its flaws. For Noah, the appeal is his only chance at freedom. For Vicky, it’s proof that ignorance should never carry the weight of a conviction. 

Status: In Development 

(working blurb)

For Ty Christiansen, the story of the coin begins in Iraq, on a mission that should never have happened. Years later, as his former teammates begin turning up missing or dead, Ty digs into the past only to discover that the mission’s true purpose was buried deeper than he ever imagined. The deeper he investigates, the clearer it becomes that someone—or something—wants the truth kept hidden. When a friend long believed to have been killed in combat begins to appear, guiding him toward answers, Ty must face not only betrayal within the chain of command but also the possibility that the dead are not entirely gone. In a world where duty collides with the unexplained, the challenge coin becomes the key to uncovering secrets that refuse to stay buried.