Besides my series, I have several other novels and collections of shorter fiction.
A Confederate guerrilla and a Union captain discover there’s something more dangerous in the woods than each other.
Jimmy Rawlins is a teenaged bushwhacker who leads his friends on
ambushes of Union patrols. They join infamous guerrilla leader Bloody
Bill Anderson on a raid through Missouri, but Jimmy questions his
commitment to the Cause when he discovers this madman plans to
sacrifice a Union prisoner in a hellish ritual to raise the Confederate
dead.
Richard Addison is an aging captain of a lackluster Union militia.
Depressed over his son’s death in battle, a glimpse of Jimmy changes
his life. Jimmy and his son look so much alike that Addison becomes
obsessed with saving him from Bloody Bill. Captain Addison must wreck
his reputation to win this war within a war, while Jimmy must decide
whether to betray the Confederacy to stop the evil arising in the woods
of Missouri.
Available on Amazon, Amazon UK, and Smashwords.
Barnes and Noble.
A print edition is also available!
In the waning days of the Civil War, a secret conflict still rages. . .
Lieutenant Allen Addison of the USS Essex is looking forward to
the South's defeat so he can build the life he's always wanted. Love and
a promising business await him in St. Louis, but he is swept up in a
primeval war between the forces of Order and Chaos, a struggle he
doesn't understand and can barely believe in. Soon he is fighting to
keep a grip on his sanity as he tries to save St. Louis from
destruction.
The long-awaited sequel to A Fine Likeness continues the story of two opposing forces that threaten to tear the world apart.
Available on Amazon, Amazon UK, and Smashwords.
He came to Tangier to die, but life isn’t done with him yet.
Tom Miller has lost his job, his wife, and his dreams. Broke and alone, he ends up in a flophouse in Morocco, ready to end it all. But soon he finds himself tangled in a web of danger and duty as he’s pulled into scamming tourists for a crooked cop while trying to help a Syrian refugee boy survive life on the streets.
Can a lifelong loser do something good for a change?
A portion of my royalties will go to a charity for Syrian refugees.
This book is based on interviews with Syrian refugees and my experiences on many trips to Tangier. It won the Kindle Scout program (thanks to everyone who voted!) and won a publishing contract with Kindle Press. It's available on Amazon, Amazon UK, and all the other Amazons. The print edition is available anywhere books are sold.
This Western is unusual in that it is written from the
Apache point of view and dispels some commons myths.
Arizona 1846
Nantan, a young Apache warrior, is building a name for himself by leading raids against Mexican ranches to impress his war chief, and the chief’s lovely daughter. But there is one thing he and all other Apaches fear—a ruthless band of Mexican scalp hunters who slaughter entire villages.
Nantan and his friends have sworn to fight back, but they are inexperienced, and led by a war chief driven mad with a thirst for revenge. Can they track their tribe’s worst enemy into unknown territory and defeat them?
Available on Amazon, Amazon UK, and all the other Amazons.
A rat hunter on the Western Front suspets his rey is turning against him…
A routine trip through the trenches leads to an unexpected insight…
A soldier discovers the most dangerous enemy can't be killed…
A bereaved woman performs a forbidden ritual to avenge her father’s murder…
A doomed militia is offered a path to victory that leads to damnation…
Here
are five tales of war from the pen of military historian and novelist
Sean McLachlan. From the bushwhackers of the American Civil War to the
trenches of WWI, these stories walk the line from the strange and
paranormal to the frighteningly real.
Available on Amazon and Smashwords.
My novella, The Quintessence of Absence originally appeared
in Black Gate magazine. It's a mix of swashbuckling adventure, mystery, alternate history and magic.
Can a drug-addicted sorcerer sober up long enough to save a kidnapped girl and his own Duchy?
In an alternate 18th century Germany where magic is real and paganism
never died, Lothar is in the bonds of nepenthe, a powerful drug that
gives him ecstatic visions. It has also taken his job, his friends, and
his self-respect. Now his old employer has rehired Lothar to find the
man's daughter, who is in the grip of her own addiction to nepenthe.
As Lothar digs deeper into the girl's disappearance, he uncovers a
plot that threatens the entire Duchy of Anhalt, and finds the only way
to stop it is to face his own weakness.
Special thanks to Jack Badelaire for the cover design!
The Quintessence of Absence is available Amazon, Amazon UK, and all other Amazon outlets. It's also available on Smashwords
A spectral dinner party goes horribly wrong. . .
An immortal warrior hopes a final battle will set him free. . .
A big-game hunter preys on endangered species to supply an illicit restaurant. . .
A new technology soothes First World guilt. . .
Here are four dark tales that straddle the boundary between reality and speculation. You better hope they don’t come true.
These genre-bending tales mix fantasy, science fiction, horror, and a dose of satire. A special thanks goes to Dale Roberts, author of Irrefutable, for doing the excellent cover art.
The Night the Nazis came to Dinner is available at Amazon, Amazon UK, and all other Amazon outlets.
