Gary Morton: 47 books

Truly engaging people is not about commanding them to do something; it is about getting them to command themselves to do it. West Point distinguished graduate Gary Morton knows how to deliver exceptional results while doing just that. As a platoon leader and tank commander in Army Task Force 4-68...

Horror Fiction by Gary Morton An arc rises in a dry lakebed in a future Canada that has been destroyed by decades of global warming, and from it a being of tremendous evil power slowly emerges ... thus begins The Rainmaker. This novella is followed by seven more tales of horror, from the supernatural...

DEMONSEER is a unique supernatural horror novel. The main characters are a seer and a spiritually gifted but troubled young girl. After being possessed and exorcised she seeks her identity and family through a host of supernatural experiences. A supernatural river runs through this novel. The seer and...

In a future society, Jack is on the run from teddybots and robot evangelists that want to rob him of his false immortality and humanity. The tale Fabulous Furry World is the first of a series of tales.

Vampire Alley is a collection of vampire tales, and the title of one of the included stories. Originally these tales appeared in different offbeat publications. The tales go from shorts like "Vampire Dream" to longer tales like "Castle of Fangs."

Channeling The Vampire is a supernatural horror fiction novel. It begins as a Jekyll & Hyde tale with a spirit channeler possessed by a vampire. He is pursued by a psychic investigator as the story moves deeper into vampirism and the occult. It is also a suspense and action tale with many twists and turns.

Channeling the Demon is a novel of occult action and supernatural horror from beginning to end. A demon king from another reality uses a spirit channeler, and the priests of a world wide occult church to prepare the way for a new planet of evil. The book flies from one scene of terror to the next, as the forces of good and evil clash, headed for the ultimate climax.

A Christian book, Theological Vignettes addresses spiritual questions that have arisen in modern times. Articles in this book counter many of the arguments humanists, atheists and others make against the Christian faith. The book takes different approaches and lends to faith and inspiration.

About this Book: 80,000 words. An alien invasion novel set in the near future. What is thought to be supernatural happenings at a town and large conservation area becomes a full-scale invasion of bloodthirsty aliens. The battle and the search for answers is on in Indian Falls as the residents, led...

Cult of the Comet is a full-length novel (122,000 words). It takes place in a dark future and features a fallen astronaut turned gritty private eye, and a cult leader on a mission to grab interstellar travel. A police state and evil elders rule most of the world. Mutants control the rest. The race...

Vampire Alley is a collection of my vampire tales. It is also the title of one of the included stories. Originally these tales appeared in different offbeat publications and on the web. The tales go from shorts like “Vampire Dream” to longer tales like “Castle of Fangs.” Gary Morton

Five free seasonal horror tales selected from collections I have available at Smashwords.com. Two are vampire tales, two feature the grim reaper and the last tale is a ghost tale.

In Cents and Sensibility, an eminent literary critic and a leading economist make the case that the humanities—especially the study of literature—offer economists ways to make their models more realistic, their predictions more accurate, and their policies more effective and just. Arguing that...

About Making Monsters These stories fit into the sci-fi horror category. The characters, settings, styles and forces of evil vary. Aliens, vampires, zombies, monsters, cannibals and serial killers all make an appearance.