One eventful middle-class childhood behind the Iron Curtain in Soviet Leningrad. A mix of a fun memoir and social history of the years preceding the collapse of the USSR. (The book is finished.)

An aging playboy races against the clock to murder his ruthless trophy wife—before Alzheimer’s sets in, and he can’t remember where he’s stashed the body.

Hunted across a Japanese hellscape, a desperate First Lady must face murderous zealots, crazed abominations, and unholy magic to gain an audience with the shogun. But when speaking the truth spreads a literal plague, is resistance worth the cost?

Sameer, the son of an Underwold Don, wants to leave the world of crime and launch a startup. Will he succeed in his mission?

A children’s book for adults (who occasionally behave like kids). The one book about politics that won’t destroy your family and friendships if you read it together. (It might even save them.)

Robinson Crusoe meets Dumb and Dumber in this hilarious tale of two friends trying to escape a tropical island.

A darkly comic urban fantasy of ancient horrors in suburban cities.

An outdoor journalist finds her place among men while on assignment in the West’s wild where a smudge of awkward always stains the story.

In a post-apocalyptic future, fractured timelines are wreaking havoc on the world. Only a tough, hard-drinking enforcer named Jack Trevayne can hold things together. This is gritty, hard-boiled sci-fi with attitude. The future is complicated. Jack is not.