The fourth book of the John Wesley O'Toole series will be available around the first of August 2025. Titled "The Dawson Pond Murders," our hero, John O'Toole, the disbarred attorney-turned art dealer, desperately wants to take his relationship with his girlfriend, Jenna, to the next level, hoping she will agree to marry him. But a little problem occurs when bodies began to appear in Jenna's family farm pond, all of whom seem to be connected in some way to Jenna....
My third account of a true crime will be published in the Summer of 2026. It's about the Kimberly Wallace murder case, in which a wealthy older chiropractor married to a much younger woman is faced with losing a large part of his fortune in a contentious divorce. Rather than face the facts, he conspires to have her murdered, and her body air-dropped into the Okefenokee Swamp in south Georgia where it will be eaten by alligators. It's a wild and bizarre tale, and all true! It's titled "An Ordi
As the old saying goes, "An author is only as good as his last book." Put in other words, if you're committed to the art, you've got to keep writing. As of the summer of 2025, I am completing a biography of a prominent Georgian, a prominent man who lead a most interesting and successful life. I'll have more to say on this, along with the details, once the publisher has the manuscript.
Speaking to the Atlanta Readers Club
Speaking at the Griffin-Spalding Historical Society's Quarterly Luncheon
Speaking at the Valdosta Literary Fair--Details to Follow
Speaking to the Federal Judicial Center's Workshop for Judges of the Eleventh Circuit
Speaking to the National Society United States Daughters of 1812
Speaking to the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
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