Books
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A few in stock…
A Curse Beyond Comprehension. A Power Beyond Belief. A Girl Far From Home. Katie Liberman is your typical eighteen-year-old college student…or at least that’s what her family thinks. Picking up… Read more.
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Howl.
Unfortunately… Read more.
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Had A Bad Day?
Angel Burns is a young firefighter with a shrouded history. During a routine night at work, she stumbles upon a demonic ceremony that brings her memories out of hiding –… Read more.
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The Legend of Zoe
Starving Zoe was the third and final element in my mental breakdown a few years ago. The other causes were the pandemic and January 6th, but Zoe came in waves.… Read more.
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Breathe.
“Someone call DC and tell them this is how you write a female hero character!” – Lisa Lee Tone, Bibliophelia Templum Angel Burns is a young firefighter with a shrouded… Read more.
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Seagulls Suck.
I don’t like flying, islands, or rich people, but I have this crazy idea. Tell them all that they’re reopening the island for one night and one night only. Just… Read more.
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Giggity.
Abandon all hope, ye who enter here… To most, 1865 was an eye-opening year. The American Civil War was officially over and the soldiers fortunate enough to survive the bloody… Read more.
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The Great Texas Thaw
Twin Oaks, Texas is at war! Taking place immediately after the Far From Home events in New York City, Katie Liberman has returned to rescue her birthplace from the clutches… Read more.
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New York Obsession
I didn’t know until late in the game that I wanted the second book in the series to focus on Katie’s journey. To be quite honest, I didn’t know until… Read more.
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Outdated Humor? I Got You.
When “A Taste of Home” was first published (I actually printed it out and mailed it to my old publisher in New York), I was a Sheriff’s Office conservative moonlighting… Read more.
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Trouble? For Them.
So many fuzzy memories from when this book was written. Lots of clear ones I won’t speak of as well. Writer stuff. “Someone call DC and tell them this is… Read more.
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A Chilly Stroll Through Bishop Arts
It’s my kind of Saturday living in an artsy-fartsy, tourist neighborhood; ten degrees above freezing. That means, most of the poons are in hiding; either playing Call of Duty or… Read more.
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Make A Wish
A story about parenting. Dark parenting. Cool, but dark parenting. Enjoy “Someone call DC and tell them this is how you write a female hero character!” – Lisa Lee Tone,… Read more.
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A Taste of Home by Rev. Dare Cloud: Chapter Three
In the last chapter, we met the main character Toby Liberman and his lifelong best friend Johnny Haynes. This week, you’re going to meet Katie Liberman and Johnny’s girlfriend Becky… Read more.
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Welcome back to the thicket!
I have both a story and a song in this anthology. This is my final appearance in a Texas Author Con compilation. It’s a good one, though! Read more.
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A Taste of Home Chapter Two (read by Rev. Dare Cloud)
When last we left, a poor kid and two ambulance jockeys were ripped to shreds by an unknown creature in the woods. Backing it up about ten hours, we meet… Read more.
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Birth, Fate, Death.
Werewolves have lives too. Read more.
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Love Finds A Way
Here’s some classy things others have said about Starving Zoe: I stepped away for a moment to re-evaluate my boundaries in horror fiction. This is one of my favorite things… Read more.
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Welcome To Hutchinson Ridge!
When I came out of my Starving Zoe slump, I began thinking about a western novella series based around the events of my legendary Splatter Western. Yes, Starving Zoe is… Read more.
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The World We Live In
If I can do it, anyone can. Read more.
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Generosity In Cataclysm
I don’t speak “book” much anymore… Read more.
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Boom.
Big, Bada-Boom. Read more.
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Goodnight, Strange World
Sleep with one eye open. Read more.
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A Taste of Home by Rev. Dare Cloud, Chapter Two
Welcome back to Twin Oaks, my friends! This was my first fiction novel published back in 2010. In the last chapter, we lost poor Ryan Weldon and a couple of… Read more.
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Small Town Blues
To say that A Taste of Home was influenced by my hometown is an understatement. The locations and characters, at least. Versions of them. This book feels like two-lifetimes ago.… Read more.
