There are none so blind as those who will not see.

My second contemporary noir novel is available at Fables Books in downtown Goshen Indiana. You can buy the print version ($18) or the eBook version ($9.99) on Amazon via this link. The eBook is also available at Barnes & Noble. No, it is not a sequel, although it does pick up two characters from Red Fabric Chairs (Lenore, the TV reporter, and Linda, her partner).

If you are interested in an audio version, please let me know. As a self-publisher, I want to make your reading experience the best I possibly can, but I’d also rather spend my time writing than formatting or investing in voice talent. Please, email me here and let me know your preferences. I promise to always listen to you.

What’s None So Blind about? Lenore Goodman, a television news reporter in Iowa, rebels against new station management and creates her own digital news channel, struggling to gain access to news stories from the entrenched local political structure. When Clifton, a homeless veteran, takes advantage of an unexpected opportunity, it seems the two are destined to connect. He travels from skid row in Los Angeles through Grand Junction, Amarillo and Oklahoma City looking to put his life together.

Meanwhile, a small group of friends meet weekly to share a meal and outlooks on life in a small Iowa town. A couple of newcomers push the group to expand their horizons, and to ponder the relevance of local news coverage. 

Media staff in Topeka and Oklahoma City run into conflicts with station ownership and absentee management, who demand ever-increasing profits.

In Des Moines, local politicians and their deep-state coterie become nervous about Lenore getting too close to exposing their modus operandi, and she is called on to expand her investigative skills to seek the truth.