A cocky police detective, Dallas Scott and his best friend and partner, Ray Davis chase after a notorious hit-man, McNeil, and a bad decision by Scott lead to Davis’ death. Scott is haunted by his choice and it leads him to become a bad cop and a horrible husband.

Now partnered with a new young detective, John Crawford, they finally get a lead on the killer only to come up short. Days later, they find McNeil dead on the street and this still leaves Scott unhappy because he didn’t kill the man responsible for his partner’s death himself. McNeil’s wife asks Scott for help but he refuses and this is a huge mistake which leads to her and her child’s death. This incident brings McNeil’s ghost to come back and haunt Scott and causes him to have a car accident. Now in the afterlife, the chase is on again with Scott having to go after McNeil for bringing chaos to the people who murdered him and his family. The Stakes are higher than ever in purgatory with Scott having to stop McNeil and having to prevent his soul from getting in the hands of the devil due to his own sins. Free on Kindle.

“Newton is the real deal. I’ll read anything he writes.” – Lee Child

As multiple homicides rock Chicago, homicide lieutenant Denny Banahan races to prove the killings are a purge within the Irish mob, not another “Red Summer”—Chicago’s rampage of racial murder in 1919. Denny has 36 hours to stop the city from descending into a race war – or ignite it. Free on Kindle.

Nice guy and farmer Gus meets the girl of his dreams. One date with the beautiful and mysterious Annabelle and his life becomes an instant nightmare when she disappears and he finds himself in jail facing murder charges. His blood-spattered farm is all the evidence law enforcement needs to cuff him and haul him into the small town jail.

Half of his believes he must be put away for life, and half of the town believe someone as good as Gus couldn’t hurt a flea. The determined lawyer and his spontaneous partner are frustrated with their limited circumstantial evidence and worry that it isn’t enough for an acquittal. There’s more to this story than meets the eye. Someone must have seen something.

In the small Soul’s River jail, Gus struggles with both finger-pointing inmates and his faith in God. He believes God has abandoned him. His crisis of faith accompanies him into the courtroom where his family and the church desperately pray as they watch the passionate deliberations.
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A few twists along the way and in court leave the townspeople and the reader on edge. Will Gus spend the rest of his life in jail? $6.99 on Kindle.

The end is just the beginning…

When a nurse is murdered, Detective Grant recognizes the hallmarks of a killer called Travis.

Twenty-five years ago, Grant caught Travis for the murder of five women and the serial killer has been incarcerated ever since.

The problem is, Travis was at the hospital when the murder took place but he was in the constant custody of two police officers.

As the body count rises, Grant recruits a top criminal profiler, Ruby Silver.

But Ruby is hiding something from her colleagues. Has Ruby’s past finally caught up with her? And who is the real target…Free on Kindle.

“A visceral and gut-wrenching trip into the dark side of a nation”
“The best of humanity shines when faced with the worst”
“A significant piece of Australian literature”

Australia, 1963. When a sinister series of murders are covered up by the police, two broken detectives step forward to end the injustice. They must contend with their personal demons while navigating a war for control of the city’s criminal underworld if they are to bring an end to the Devil in the red dirt, a killer who embodies the spirit of cultural and social cleansing. $0.99 on Kindle.