Serials

Dr. Chen has patched up Geistmann before, but isn

Geistmann has been shot! Robinson has no idea by whom, but a puzzle can capture his interest like nothing else can...

Geistmann has appeared once again in Robinson

Robinson has the feeling that Geistmann is stalking him, about to turn up at any unexpected time...

Robinson thinks he knows how Geistmann thinks, but now we know that Geistmann knows how Robinson thinks. Or so we think...

Robinson has been searching for Geistmann by trying to find his tracks in the underworld of assassinations. The question is: were they tracks or red herrings?

Robinson indulges himself with speculation about Geistmann's whereabouts, and what assassinations Geistmann may have committed over the years...

Someone -- or many -- want to know the whereabouts of the fellow known as "Geistmann," and they believe Robinson is the one to find him...

It takes Fedoruk some time to get to the point, but Robinson wants to know what exactly Fedoruk wants...

Robinson balances his family life with a juggling of espionage...

Third book in Singer's "Geistmann" series, this thriller stands on its own.

Conclusion. Roy managed to sober up his host body, but there is unfinished business...

Roy has frittered away millenia, always wondering what he could do with himself. Now face to face with a strange reality, he may actually have a direction...

Roy finds himself lost without his family, and the drinking habit didn't help...

Roy's ethereal self attached to an embryo who grew up to be Donald Harris. Psychological trauma submerged Donald's self, and Roy stepped up to tap back into the real world...

Roy hitches rides in human psyches, drifting in memories like a time traveler. Except that for Roy, time can be deceptive...

Conclusion. The first battle has been won, and Bethany is safe for the moment. Where Harry will put her in harm's way again is yet to be seen...

Bethany's removal of Kenyon's tracking magic may work, but there's barely any time left to spare...

Through Clarence's memories, Roy has experienced the horror and trauma of war. He endures Clarence's nightmares, and maybe a good dream, too...

Being a disembodied entity means Roy has plenty of time and space to explore, but one place seems to draw him more than any other, but so much time has passed...

Lizzie has been playing with bright, enticing fire and got a little burnt. But is that enough for her to keep a safe distance from those lovely dancing flames..?

The caged prisoners were beaten. But some unknown spell washed through the cellar, and nearly destroyed them all. Where is the source?

Roy has taken over the body of one of the gray aliens, who doesn't really think much of the idea, but although they made it off the asteroid, they are not getting away...

Part Two of Three. Willis Carrington is one attractive man, and Lizzie wasn't immune to him. Problem was, he wasn't immune to her sister Caroline, either...

Marie Rose, the crone-witch, has been delusional all her life. But what has motivated her to this horrible attack?

Roy's clones are gone, and his physical brain is a mess. He can ride along in the body of the gray alien, but how will that help?

Part One of Three. When you lose interest in keeping your life -- well, lively and interesting -- you start to see just how green that grass is on the other side of the fence...

Valerie, attacked by the crone-witch, has been destroyed by the spell. The defenders are down another player...

Roy's clones have a plan for action. They just didn't actually understand what "action" meant...