Books I'm Working On
Stories worth getting lost in.
I'm a fiction writer drawn to stories that explore the complicated things that make us human: the choices we make, the relationships that shape us, the things we believe, and the consequences we never see coming.
I enjoy stories that combine compelling plots with deeper questions about human nature, history, morality, and meaning.
Here are a few projects currently taking shape at my writing desk.
The Plague Text
An Archaeological Bio-Thriller
An ancient discovery. A modern catastrophe. A secret buried for nineteen centuries.
When a papyrologist unseals an ancient chamber beneath the underground cities of Cappadocia, Turkey, he releases a plague that has remained dormant for nearly two thousand years.
Modern containment protocols only make things worse.
As the outbreak spreads, Dr. Nathan Cole discovers an ancient manuscript left behind by the only community known to have survived the original epidemic. Its message challenges everything he understands about the disease—and the nature of human survival.
With time running out and the dead accumulating, Nathan must uncover what an ancient community understood that the modern world has forgotten.
The Plague Text is a story about history, discovery, human choices, suffering, and the fragile bonds that hold us together.
Status: In progress.
More Stories Ahead
Some stories take longer to find their shape.
I'm also exploring future novels and ideas, including the possibility of another adventure featuring Dr. Nathan Cole. Ancient manuscripts, buried histories, and discoveries that challenge everything we thought we knew are never far from my imagination.
More to come.
Why I Write
I'm interested in stories that entertain, but also leave something behind.
The best fiction, to me, doesn't simply provide answers. It asks better questions. It takes us somewhere unfamiliar, introduces us to people we might never otherwise encounter, and invites us to see the world through different eyes.
I'm drawn to stories about human freedom, relationships, suffering, courage, and the unexpected possibilities that emerge when lives intersect.
I believe fiction can do something remarkable: it can help us imagine what we haven't yet experienced and consider who we might become.
The story is never just about what happens next. It's also about what happens to us along the way.