Randy Attwood: 14 books

Once a journalist, always a journalist. Until the Hezbollah get a hold of you and show you just what a coward you are. Phillip McGuire was already a burnt out reporter when he's kidnapped in Beiruit and gives up all the details he knows about that Marine barracks that will be blown up killing 237...

Burnt-out former foreign correspondent Phillip McGuire is happy owning and running a bar in Lawrence, Kansas. He's happy with his new house in the country. But he's not happy. When two female Navajo students go missing from Haskell Indican College, he agrees to shelter a third. And then a mysterious,...

Why is so much murder, mystery, and sexual brutality condensed among the few duplex homes built so close together on the Elm Street cul d'sac? The answers lie within the language of flowers; and the language of flowers can be brutally frank. They can also save your life.

A tale of innocence lost, as two adventurous boys discover tragic hidden secrets and their own true nature.

A college professor returns to the house where he lived when he was a student and hopes to find a notebook he may have left in its attic. But some truths are best left untold.

Eight stories from my heartland: The Saltness of Time One More Victim Blue Kansas Sky The Notebook Downswing Hospita Days Innocent Passage Bless Me, Father, for I am Sinning

This Wiccan healer can't travel through time but she can stop it. And that could change everything.

Goth girl uses her piercings to connect with reality and then starts broadcasting. The FBI is not pleased.

Quirky stories about quirky people. A notebook that holds secrets best not known. A Goth girl who uses her piercings to see what's really going on. An old man who sees himself as he was  a when young man. Draining of a park's pond unleashes an undead zone. The...

David Smith, after tragically killing his twin, takes his place on a journey to Earth to get his degree in genetic modification and convert a woman to take home as his bride to the Mormon world of Moroni. Only the bride isn't human.

What kind of life would it be if the Religious Right ruled America. This future history set circa 2084 in Topeka, Kansas, shows what happens when ultimate power resides in the hand of the Evangels. Potential redemption comes in the form of a boy with an amazing memory for Bible verses.

Failed and fired English teachers scams the political system and gets the girl, the money, and a killer skateboard computer game.

Five years ago Ellie ran away from the city where she was a TV reporter because two things haoppened. Now, managing a strip club, one of those things is happening again.

A pinch of paranorma and a dash of time travel serves up a deliciously outrageous read about the inner workings of an art museum.