Current Published Novels

In the world of covert operations, Johnny Shade stands as a seasoned CIA veteran, relentlessly chasing the world's most elusive threats. His closest confidant is Win James, a bond forged in the crucible of their Army days. But now, Shade has vanished into the shadows, embarking on a classified mission from which he has yet to return.

Deeply worried, Shade's girlfriend reaches out to Win and his high-profile wife, Grace, for help. Desperate for answers, they ponder a haunting question: Is Shade still breathing, ensnared in an intricate web of undercover intrigue, or has the very menace he was pursuing caught up with him first? The only path to truth leads them on an odyssey to unearth the enigmatic Shade.

Finding Shade thrusts readers into a whirlwind of high-stakes adventures and enigmatic mysteries, traversing the murky depths of the Everglades, war-torn European cities, and beyond.

 A  naive FBI agent obtains an incriminating video of a Presidential  candidate, eight weeks before the election. The agent tells the campaign  that the candidate must drop out, or he'll release the video. Someone  decides a better plan is to get the video, and eliminate the agent.

Tasked  with obtaining the video, Win James instead ends up saving the FBI  agent, then must protect him from several parties who want him dead. It  is up to Win to figure out who the variety of bad guys are, who they  work for, and then convince them to stop what they're doing.

No Good Deed is a fast-paced tale filled with intrigue and suspense, as it  highlights the duplicity and ruthlessness of the political machine, all  with the author's trademark wit and humor.  

 Danny, Hank, and Regina are back, chasing the monster storms of  tornado alley. This time, they’re looking for more than tornadoes;  someone is killing people in towns hit by storms, and using the chaos  and destruction to hide their crimes.

With the FBI looking in  entirely the wrong direction, they set out on their own to find the  killer, and stop them from taking more lives, while dealing with old  friends and a few new ones, all along for the wild ride. 

 Win James is an ex-Army combat vet, and a former government  intelligence operative. He's still a spy, but one who works for the best  boss in the world: himself. He is educated, smart, experienced, and  highly capable. At the same time, he's a guy from rural Florida with a  fondness for Waffle House, football, barbecue, and boiled peanuts. He is  relentlessly frugal, clipping coupons, and looking for killer Groupons.  He based his operation in Detroit, because of the cheap real estate.

He  takes a job, involving a little light espionage, and soon finds himself  being targeted for elimination, as someone tries to cover their tracks.  It doesn't take him long to figure out that what he swiped from the  corporation might not just get him killed, but millions of other people,  as well.

The Spy Errant is a gripping tale of espionage and romance, filled with suspense and action. Nicholas Blue's expert storytelling and attention to detail make for a highly enjoyable read that will keep readers on the edge of their seats until the very end.

Danny  McGraw is sarcastic, snarky, a little OCD, and has an eye for the  ladies. He is also one of the best storm chasers in the world, he and  his team often getting far closer to dangerous tornadoes than anyone  else will dare. After saving the life of a woman and her child, video of  the rescue goes viral, making Danny and his chase partner Hank instant  celebrities.

The next tornado season, the team agrees to let a  BBC crew tag along, broadcasting to the world as they chase storms.  They've barely gotten to tornado alley, when two Homeland Security  agents intercede, and tell them that their team has been targeted by  terrorists. They are advised to "act normal", let the agents do their  jobs, and capture the terrorists.

Lacking confidence in the  Homeland Security agents, Danny and Hank decide to find the terrorists  themselves, all while continuing to chase storms, deal with the BBC, and  elude the throngs of wannabes and groupies attempting to follow them  everywhere.

A Little Light Chaos is an often humorous look at what happens when dangerous endeavors intersect with the ravenous social media monster. 

Orel Doon works for a large shipping conglomerate based on Luna,  where he’s lived his entire life. Suffering from a terminal case of  boredom, he heads out to Saturn, and picks up his best friend from a  mining operation. Together, they “borrow” one of his company’s  starships, and set out to have an adventure.

This turns out to be even  more of an adventure than anticipated, as neither Doon nor his friend  know much of anything about starships, or for that matter, much of  anything outside the shipping or mining business.

Together, they  bumble their way across the galaxy, collecting new friends and enemies,  learning as they go, while engaging in a little light piracy, and the  occasional bit of smuggling. While none of this is boring, it’s nothing  next to the revolution they inadvertently start.

Dubious Heroes is epic hard science-fiction, space opera, and an irreverent look at who we are, versus who we want to be.