Huck Rogers arrives in the Philippines looking for a quiet life and finds anything but. The first book in the series introduces the expat fixer who can't stop getting involved in things that are none of his business.

A journalist investigating the world's most exclusive drug disappears in Palawan. Huck goes looking and finds a Ukrainian kingpin, a chemist trapped in a jungle lab, and a conspiracy that gets personal when Diona is taken.

Huck and Diona are supposed to be on vacation. Then Diona walks down a jungle path and doesn't come back. The only lead points to a wellness retreat on Siquijor where not all the women make it out.

Off the coast of Taiwan, a routine job goes sideways in contested waters. A slow boat, a Chinese destroyer, and a narrowing set of choices. A thriller where small mistakes carry international consequences.

Chinese intelligence takes the wrong man off a street in Hoi An. What follows is a race through the highlands of central Vietnam — and the story of a door gunner who finally begins to find his way home.

A standalone novella in the Huck Rogers series. Old sins, desperate choices, and what you'll do for the people who matter. A fast entry point for new readers, a quick return for fans.

When Rona's sister arrives with a laminated folder and a missing Maine Coon, Huck Rogers takes the case. It's a cat. It shouldn't be complicated. It gets complicated.

Mississippi Delta, 1895. Five hundred Italian immigrants arrive with a papal blessing and a contract they couldn't read. The contract is a trap. Antonio Piccolo knew that before he signed it — he just didn't know what the window out would cost. Around him, a world is being born from swamp and ruin: Isaiah Montgomery raising Mound Bayou out of nothing, Will Dockery building a plantation empire that will become the cradle of the blues. Antonio has his eye on land. The question is what kind of man he'll have to become to take it.

The true story of Alonzo Robinson, a 1934 Mississippi cannibal whose case quietly shaped the literary archetype of Hannibal Lecter. Part true crime, part Southern Gothic, part excavation of a story that was never supposed to be told.

A drifting American's Shanghai layover stretches into a month, then into something far more dangerous. A woman, competing intelligence services, and a chase from the French Concession to the backroads of Vietnam. A spy novella about not knowing which side you're on until it's too late.

A soul named Caleb has been cycling through human lives for longer than he can count. He's starting to wonder if the forgetting is the point — or the problem. A work of speculative spiritual fiction about consciousness, incarnation, and what it might mean to finally remember what you are while you're still living it.

Two brothers moving toward each other across a post-apocalyptic American landscape, told in two voices. A literary novel about family, regret, and what it means to finally show up when showing up might be too late.

A Delta story involving a beauty queen, a movie star, and the way small towns absorb scandals and keep them forever. Literary fiction rooted in the rhythms of Mississippi.

Written in real time as the conflict unfolded. A taut thriller set in the present-day Middle East, moving from Tel Aviv to the ancient high places of Megiddo, where history has a habit of repeating at the worst possible moment.

Stories from the American South and beyond. Characters who make terrible decisions for reasons you completely understand, in landscapes that hold everything they've ever witnessed.

Speculative fiction. Strange premises followed faithfully to their conclusions. Darkly comic, occasionally unsettling, consistently surprising.

The practical guide GenX actually needed. Based on years of living across Southeast Asia, it's about retiring on what you have — which turns out to be more than enough if you're willing to reconsider where you live.

A hybrid of literary true crime and food writing built around the last meal requests of condemned prisoners. Equal parts haunting and human — a book about mortality, mercy, and what we want when we know it's the last thing we'll ever ask for.

Dumling is a little dumpling from a market by the sea. Squip is a small pink squid with a very important sailor hat. Together they explore the ancient streets of Hoi An, ride basket boats on the river, and discover that the best adventures are always better with a friend. Story and illustrations by Lula Lu

The Chocolate Hills of Bohol rise out of the Philippine jungle by the thousands — perfect, mysterious, and not even a little bit made of chocolate. Dumling and Squip are on the case. An adventure about wonder, disappointment, and why the real thing is always stranger and better than you imagined. 

A humor cookbook for the adventurous eater, built around insects as ingredients. Recipes, science, and enough irreverence to make it go down easy. By Dave Crispen.

A romance novel set in the Italian countryside. Wine, heat, complicated feelings, and a landscape that makes everything feel more urgent.By Chloe LePen.

A travelogue tracing the blues highway from Memphis to the Gulf. Observational, funny, and quietly revelatory about a place most people drive through without stopping. By Diane Mitchell.

A practical guide for readers navigating kratom dependence, written with honesty about what withdrawal looks like and what recovery actually requires. By Paul Miller.

A memoir of lost time, recovered in fragments. About what addiction takes, what it leaves behind, and the slow work of reconstructing a life. By Paul Miller.