Corbin is live on Goodreads–and he’d love to be on your to-be-read shelf!

Who’s Corbin?

Corbin Kohl is in Hell.

At least, he thinks he is. With the scorching heat, the fiery Pit at the center of the City, and his new, unpaid gig for so-called “Management,” it seems like a solid guess.

Corbin’s first assignment involves a Victor, one of Management’s most wanted. Unfortunately, the rascal has powerful abilities Management never bothered to mention. Pursuing him will demand more from Corbin than an average “Twister service” can set right. 

Still, for a guy who just wants to get home again, this hellish assignment presents an opportunity. Management has secrets. But more importantly, it hides vulnerabilities. And Corbin’s first assignment might provide a clue to getting out of this infernal place. 

Then again, it’s kinda fun here. And this might be the first time in years that Corbin has felt like himself.

Hang out with Corbin Kohl in a place that might be Hell—except it’s awfully fun.

For fans of Jim Butcher’s light-hearted side and those who would love a Stephanie Plum-style adventure in Hell, this book is for you. Corbin Kohl Adrift In Hell is a fun-low-fantasy mystery–and it comes out tomorrow! Grab your copy and join the fun!

Corbin Kohl Adrift In Hell comes out on Tuesday, but you can preorder now at books2read.com/CorbinKohlAdriftInHell. The link is still populating, so if you prefer another store, check back soon!

Who’s Corbin?

Corbin Kohl is in Hell.

At least, he thinks he is. With the scorching heat, the fiery Pit at the center of the City, and his new, unpaid gig for so-called “Management,” it seems like a solid guess.

Corbin’s first assignment involves a Victor, one of Management’s most wanted. Unfortunately, the rascal has powerful abilities Management never bothered to mention. Pursuing him will demand more from Corbin than an average “Twister service” can set right. 

Still, for a guy who just wants to get home again, this hellish assignment presents an opportunity. Management has secrets. But more importantly, it hides vulnerabilities. And Corbin’s first assignment might provide a clue to getting out of this infernal place. 

Then again, it’s kinda fun here. And this might be the first time in years that Corbin has felt like himself.

Hang out with Corbin Kohl in a place that might be Hell—except it’s awfully fun.

For fans of Jim Butcher’s light-hearted side and those who would love a Stephanie Plum-style adventure in Hell, this book is for you. Grab your copy and join the fun!

I’ve got a new book coming out! I think you’re going to like it! I like it. It was super fun to write.

Anyway, I’m doing a little cover reveal countdown on IG and FB and BSKY. It’s already happening, and it’s got some fun teasers going on about the cover and what the story’s about and whatnot. Fun stuff. See the first post, below.

But on Thursday, make sure to check your email, because that’s where I’m doing the first full reveal of the cover and the blurb just for subscribers. (I ❤️ subscribers.) If you’re not on my newsletter yet, you can join here.

I hope to see you there, and if you like what you see, let me know in the comments!

I’m liking this new author I recently discovered, although I have no idea why it took me so long to come across him. He’s been publishing books since before I was born, and apparently he writes what I like to read: supernatural thrillers. I like dark fantasy and horror-lite, too. Basically anything with a dark fantastical element set in the real world or a close-to-the-real world. That’s my jam.

So I went searching for a supernatural thriller a couple weeks ago, and F. Paul Wilson’s Panacea came up. It’s about a medical examiner with experience in ethnobotany who’s paired with a secretive bodyguard and hired by a sick billionaire to hunt down a magical cure-all. It wasn’t quite as supernatural-esque as I’d been wanting, but it was great in its own right. Kind of had that The Da Vinci Code feel. You know, the hunt, the search for a secret? Good stuff.

The second book, which I just finished, is called The God Gene. It’s a touch more scifi thriller than supernatural thriller, but it, too, was great in its own right. This one has more of a Jurassic Park feel, except with primates instead of dinosaurs. In it, the medical examiner and the guy she’s paired with have to find the guy’s brother, who went missing after his rare primate died. It was good.

I’m starting the third book right now. It’s called The Void Protocol. In the first two books, the secretive guy has this life theory that there are these vast intelligences that throw metaphorical wrenches into the world’s cogs to see how it’ll break down, and I’m keen to see if this story delves into those intelligences further, because that would be leaning more toward the supernatural, and it would be AWESOME. I have no idea though. I haven’t read the book blurb. I’m going in cold. So we shall see…

The Ring is a short story about magic and stardom and the choices some people will make to achieve it. Guy and Fausten dream of headlining the biggest stages in modern vaudeville, but when they’re offered a way to skip paying their dues in dive bars and head straight to the big time, only one of them wants to take advantage . . .

The Ring is a prequel to Girl, Incorrupted: a love-horror story, which takes place a year and a half after the events in The Ring. A sample of Girl, Incorrupted is included with the prequel.

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