Vampires in the Old West! Jack Talon, a former US Marshal and infamous gunslinger, is dying of tuberculosis when he arrives in Silver Plume, Colorado with his lovely wife, Sonya. He just wants to do a bit of gambling and get on with the business of dying. Instead he finds himself face to face with Christopher Smythe, a vampire who holds a grudge against the mayor of the town. The mayor hires Jack to kill the vampire, but what Jack doesn't know is that his wife sees Smythe as Jack's salvation. Vampires don't get sick. Vampires live forever. Vampires never age. So what if you have to kill people and drink their blood. Sounds like a bargain to her. She loves her husband and doesn't want it to end with till death do us part. So she sets her own plan into motion... Saddle up and come along for the ride in this action-packed novella of the undead west.

When vampire Marshal Jack Talon arrives in the Kansas frontier town of Hays City to investigate a series of mysterious deaths, he encounters a shapeshifter, a pack of werewolves, and a young widow who’s about to lose her ranch to an elder vampire with plans of his own. When Jack tries to intervene, the other vampire decides Hays City isn’t big enough for both of them. He sets his sights on Jack, which puts both vampires on track for a head-on collision that only one can survive. High Plains Moon has something for everyone: The old West, American Indian mythology, werewolves, vampires, land wars, and even a little romance. Funny, fast-moving, and building to a climactic finish, High Plains Moon is a worthy and satisfying second novel in the acclaimed Night Marshal series.

Marshal “Suicide” Jack Talon – gambler, gunslinger and vampire – finds himself on the run and short of blood in the middle of winter in the High Sierras. A preacher offers him the only salvation Jack would ever accept – a second chance at being human. All Jack has to do is find a woman of ill repute by the name of Nancy Dancehall, turn her into a vampire, and then hand her over to the sinister preacher. Haunted by the memory of his first kill, Jack refuses. But fate and a pack of wolves bring Jack face-to-face with Nancy and the soiled doves she’s ‘recruited’ from San Francisco. The preacher’s found his own recruits – a campful of vengeful miners out for the blood Jack won in a faro game. But the biggest threat to Nancy and her girls might be Jack’s own growing hunger...This Dance, These Bones is the third book in the Night Marshal series. It's a tale of the Undead Old West.

NIGHT MARSHAL #4: THE GHOUL OF SOCORRO “Have you heard about any strange goings-on around here?” The smith looked up at him as though measuring Jack and, after a minute, nodded. “Some local Indians say that Coyote walks at night around here.” Something warned Jack not to dismiss the comment. “What does that mean?” “Death often walks with Coyote. Maybe it’s spite. They say Coyote can’t die, so Death takes a few extra where Coyote walks, to make up the difference.” Jack studied the man. The Indian might be superstitious. Hell, he might even be crazy. But he was most definitely not joking. “How do I find this Coyote?” “You don’t. You pray to your God he doesn’t find you.”