Ripping away at old wounds has always gotten Sandeen in trouble, but his insistence on finding and telling the truth may be pushing his luck further than it's meant to stretch. In yet another high-octane thriller, bullets will fly, people will die, and old secrets will be exposed painfully as Sandeen occasionally skirts the letter of the law in order to bring justice to the forgotten.

As he helps Amanda Carter heal her wounds and get her life together, Sandeen learns that they have bounties on their heads, and idiots with guns are trying to collect—dead or alive. In trying to protect Amanda he approaches a point of overly proactive self-defense that could lead to life-long incarceration or even his own demise.

Sandeen's at it again. He and his gal pal, Amanda Carter, tried to live the simple life by moving to the mountains of North Carolina and opening a small gift/espresso shop in a quaint resort village. They avoided their blood-stained past for a while, and then trouble walked into their store.

Jonathon Endifield was one of those special people who could cross from one alternate universe into another without dying—until he did while returning from a special mission. Now Jate Goldmet and the remaining members of his team want to know how he died and if it could happen to them.

When Debbie Redfield went shopping one morning, no one expected her to disappear. When her husband is suspected of her murder, Sandeen is asked to determine her fate. Finding Debbie Redfield proves far more dangerous and challenging than he, or his gal pal Amanda Carter, could imagine.

Jate Goldmet didn't apply for his job—he was dragooned into it. A peaceful man before being forced into the service of The Infinity Compound, he's survived several excursions into alternate universes where people—and sometimes not-people—have tried to kill or capture him.

Jate Goldmet thought he was doing the right thing when he and his team of inter-dimensional operatives destroyed a lab built to produce the deadliest virus known to man. When a superior complains about Jate's insolence and insistence in getting his team back to Prime Trace safely, the roof caves in on him.

For decades, the Minoans of Prime Trace thought they knew the geometry of the myriad of alternate realities that surrounded their existence. They believed themselves utterly superior to the inhabitants of all other worlds, masters of technology and arbiters of justice and morality. But when a team of Minoan portal adepts are given the freedom to explore the true depths of reality, they discover a

Is life ever really what we think it is? Son of a Grit shares nine stories with the reader in which reality is not always what it seems. The truth is out there, but do any of us really know it when we see it? Check out the work of this award-winning author and see if his take on reality agrees with yours.

Jate Goldmet is a very special person, but doesn't know it. The beneficiary of an extremely rare mutation, he possesses the ability to survive the cross-dimensional journey from one iteration of reality to another.