My BOOKS
The Jesus Chronicle
What if our history is really just a series of choreographed corrections that have been created by an algorithm from the future?
Connecting seemingly random occurrences, The Jesus Chronicle tells the riveting story of a tech entrepreneur, named Paul, whose chance meeting of an enigmatic stranger at a farmer’s market leads him on a figurative journey through time from medieval London to present day Austin.
Along the way Paul finds himself the key to the algorithm’s decisive manipulation of finance, government, and religion making him unwittingly responsible for mankind’s ultimate survival.
This is not a faith-based novel, so don’t be fooled by its title. It is a high-concept combination historical drama and modern fiction novel that challenges what we know about the construct of money, how we are governed, and the manipulation of our belief systems. The Jesus Chronicle’s profound understanding of mankind’s successes and failures will disturb and have you begging for a sequel.
Knowing You
Knowing You is a literary novel about identity, memory, and the fragile architecture of the lives we build to protect ourselves. When a carefully ordered existence begins to unravel, its protagonist is forced to confront the distance between the person he has become and the person he once believed himself to be. Set against richly observed urban landscapes and intimate personal moments, the novel explores how relationships, ambition, loss, and place quietly shape the stories we tell ourselves. As past and present converge, long-buried truths emerge, revealing that knowing another person—and even knowing oneself—is far more elusive than memory suggests. Both philosophical and deeply human, Knowing You examines the tension between control and vulnerability, asking whether identity is something we discover, create, or merely inherit through the choices we make. It is a reflective exploration of resilience, love, and the possibility of renewal when life's most carefully constructed narratives begin to collapse.
Cake Bones
David Broyeur has inherited extraordinary wealth, a powerful industrial legacy—and something far more disturbing. Haunted since childhood by shadowy figures and whispered voices, David believes their origins lie within Champ d’Os, his family’s decaying estate outside Paris. The truth reaches back two centuries to his ancestor André Broyeur, an ambitious young Frenchman who built the foundations of the family fortune by harvesting human bones from Europe’s Napoleonic battlefields, grinding the dead into fertilizer and using their remains to refine flour and sugar. From these macabre beginnings grows a multinational empire marked by exploitation, tragedy, and thousands of forgotten victims. As generations of Broyeur men descend into madness, David begins to understand that what appears to be a hereditary curse may instead be an inheritance of memory and guilt. Moving between contemporary Europe and the family’s dark history, the novel explores wealth, ambition, exploitation, mortality, and the unsettling possibility that the dead never truly disappear.