The first and only Canadian firefighter books are here. They’ve had some great reviews so check out the writing samples.
Courage is being scared to death… and saddling up anyway. - John Wayne
“The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.” – Martin Luther King 1963
Old Flames (suspense/mystery) Meet the very first Canadian firefighter pulp fiction hero. Captain Gerry Ormond, a modern day hero visits his hometown after a twenty year absence. His old crime as a teenager in a renegade fraternity comes to light and his life begins to unravel. Old friends are now enemies and an arson murderer seeks revenge for the old crime.
Gerry’s War (suspense/mystery) When Gerry Ormond accepts a fire chief position, he has no idea of the trouble he’s inheriting. As firefighters are murdered, department money is embezzled, and the Red Mafiya bares their teeth, Chief Ormond fights back. Amidst the carnage, one man stands alone.
Final Response (thriller, currently being reviewed at Bookus Publishing). Captain Jack Sellars and his crew are selected to protect a city temporarily evacuated for the winter as the Ice Age returns. What seemed like an easy gig turns deadly as a criminal element is discovered. For the firefighters, staying alive until spring will be the toughest assignment they’ve ever had. Check out a few sample pages of my firefighter books.
Did you ever check out my books; When the Bronx Burned and The Usual?
No, but I’ll definitely have a look. You ever thought of selling on Smashwords?
More control over price there and giving out coupons for freebies. Also, they format and send out to iBooks, Diesel, Sony, Nook, and Barnes and Noble. Perhaps we can work something out vis-a-vis advertising/posting a blurb/review on each others’ sites. [email protected]