My newest novel has been released. It is currently an ebook on Amazon with the physical version to come soon.

The Huckleberry is a thriller with a surprise twist at the end that is so relevant to today's technology. The story is set in the near future, a possible future.

There is an event that cuts America nearly in half, a drop zone that prevents airplanes from flying over the area because they drop out of the sky. No electronics work properly within the drop zone. That means no vehicles as well as no cell phones. Drone airplanes suffer the same fate as any other airplane, they fall from the sky.

In addition to disabled electronics, people go crazy and kill each other without warning. Once a person is removed from the drop zone they are all right. It is thought that there's a virus but if it is a virus it is contained within the drop zone.

A few people are immune to the effect of the drop zone. Gem Larkin is one of those who is immune. She is tasked with leading a team to Burns, Oregon, the center of the drop zone, to rescue a doctor trapped while looking for a cure to the virus.

They are running out of time to save the doctor and save the world because the drop zone is growing. If they don't stop it now the whole country could be doomed.



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