David Wilson

She's back again for a third time in the author's Maine-based Two Seasons series of humor novels. And this time, Ma's in trouble! 'Ma' and the other eccentric residents of East Puddleduck, Maine, invite you to join them at Ma's Diner for a series of silly misadventures.

What would you do if a vampire got into your taxicab and asked for a ride? But not just a ride across town, a ride for a far more specific purpose. For one New York cab driver who works the overnight shift, that just happened.

Detective Atkins spent his career solving homicides. Now, due to bureaucracy, he's found himself reassigned and his achievements forgotten. To make matters worse, he's sent on a lowly service call to a closed and abandoned state prison to check on some random homeless person.

What would you do if the Devil himself appeared on your deathbed and made you an offer, more life in exchange for your soul? We've all heard the tale before. But for Aiden, it just became real.

Last Stop, Ground Floor is a horror-thriller novel about a young man who learns that spending eternity in the place of eternal punishment for the crimes he committed during his lifetime wasn't what he expected, nor what he could have imagined.

Return to the village of East Puddleduck, Maine. Situated deep in the north woods of the pine tree state, you'll revisit the town's matriarch, Wilomena Farnsworth Miller, known around town affectionately as ‘Ma’, and see what kind of trouble she’s getting herself into now.

Seventeen years later and the only humans left roaming the lands were the infected, along with small groups of survivors. Primarily gangs, they sought only to rob and kill the few innocent people that were left trying to survive on their own.

Don 'Dorman' Hargrove has had a hard life. Living with his mother until he was involuntarily committed to an institution at the age of 30, he was forced to accept responsibility for himself following her death.