Brian Hartman: 7 books

Dave Riggler is having a typical Tuesday. But as he rolls into work, everything changes. Because today is Tuesday, September 11th, 2001, and it looks like this may be the last Tuesday. Ever. "Tuesday" is a window into one man's perspective of September 11th, as told from a seated position.

Dave Riggler gets a knock on his college dorm door. Two girls are on a mission to heal him from the need of his wheelchair, with the power of prayer. By the end of the night, the true power of healing, and its source, will be revealed."And Ye Shall Be Healed" is a story of faith, religion, and the power of the human heart.*

"I've gone for a roll. I'll be back tomorrow. -- Love, Dave" Early on a summer morning, Dave Riggler hits the road. His mission: To save a friendship. With just his wheelchair and his Walkman, he'll roll miles in search of Lisa, his pen pal. He has only a vague idea of where...

Away at summer camp for handicapped kids, Dave Riggler's only thoughts are of making friends, having fun, and meeting girls. But things this year aren't going according to anyone's plan. From a brutal late-night brawl with his nemesis Tyrone to an arduous climb up the slope of the Big Hill, many challenges...

In a not so distant future, genetic engineering is outlawed, the country is ruled by an elected dictatorship, and trials are government-sponsored entertainment. Can one man raise his voice against the system? Should he even try?"The Protest" is a short story about government oppression, bioethics, and personal courage.

Dave was supposed to meet Tavia at noon, but she's late. As he sets out to find her, he has no idea how far he'll have to go, who awaits him, and what kind of danger he'll put himself in, all in her name."Leaving the Union is the story of how far one man will go for the woman he loves, and how far another will sink into madness.

"Last Call" is the story of one night in a bar, a chance meeting, and the limits of personal responsibility.