Gabriel's World Series

Who Will Catch You When You're Falling? New York City private investigator Gabriel Ross is undergoing severe psychological trauma from events during the previous summer (The Hanged Man). However, he immerses himself in the cases of two special women. Sophie Faulkner, a woman with a second self, has been falsely accused of murder. Geneva Lennon, a transgender woman, is searching for her true birth identity. While working to help these women Gabriel also attempts to reclaim his spirituality and deal with his turbulent relationships. His boyfriend Alex is trying to change him and make him quit his profession. But Gabriel's loyal ex-boyfriend Joel is backing up Gabriel on these cases, and he may convince Gabriel he’s the love of Gabriel’s life. Two-Faced Woman is set in duality: two loves, two clients, two realms (dreams and reality), and mixing the spiritual and the physical. And the danger is double-downed, with two brutal criminals who will make Gabriel face his biggest risk yet—what he has to become in order to take them on. Two-Faced Woman is the second book in the Gabriel Ross Mystery/Thriller/Queer Fiction Series, and continues the story of Gabriel, a tenacious and intuitive New York City private investigator and fearless, tenacious artist Joel McFadden. Gabriel’s cases take him and Joel to dangerous places internally and in the real world. On behalf of his clients, Gabriel seeks justice while risking his license, freedom, and life. The Gabriel Ross Series features a gay protagonist, bisexual, transgender, and genderqueer characters, conspiracy, thriller, and dark psychological themes--exploration of the extremes and complexity of good and evil. Each story features the same characters in different but often interrelated cases, and in continuing development of personality and relationships. Each has a stand-alone theme and style, and each story builds upon the previous story and lays the groundwork for the next. The Gabriel Ross Series – It’s Time for New Heroes. NOTE: Two-Faced Woman contains adult content including explicit physical violence, intense situations, strong language, and sexual situations.

What would you sacrifice to do the right thing? New York City private investigator Gabriel Ross faces this elemental question in The Hanged Man. After seeing Gabriel confront a bigot in a controversial viral video, attorney Raymond Booth wants to hire him to probe a disturbing incident at Raymond’s charitable foundation. As Gabriel is otherwise publicly scorned and losing clients, he’s keen to take on Raymond’s case. But then Raymond disappears. Raymond’s sister Toni hires Gabriel to find the missing man. Gabriel turns up evidence of abduction—and then Raymond turns up dead. Gabriel’s obsession with the case pulls him into the mystery Raymond wanted him to solve. Gabriel has help from journalist Alex Barclay and Gabriel’s former boyfriend Joel, leading to complications in his personal life. Gabriel begins unraveling a sinister secret connected to the foundation–a cabal tracing back to the origins of Nazism. Gabriel endeavors to uncover the conspiracy of Raymond’s murder without losing his license, freedom, or life. The Hanged Man is the first book in the Gabriel Ross Mystery/Thriller/Queer Fiction Series. This begins the story of Gabriel, a tenacious and intuitive New York City private investigator and fearless, tenacious artist Joel McFadden. Gabriel’s cases take him and Joel to dangerous places internally and in the real world. On behalf of his clients, Gabriel seeks justice while risking his license, freedom, and life. The Gabriel Ross Series features a gay protagonist, bisexual, transgender, and genderqueer characters, conspiracy, thriller, and dark psychological themes--exploration of the extremes and complexity of good and evil. Each story features the same characters in different but often interrelated cases, and in continuing development of personality and relationships. Each has a stand-alone theme and style, and each story builds upon the previous story and lays the groundwork for the next. The Gabriel Ross Series – It’s Time for New Heroes. The Hanged Man contains adult content including explicit physical violence, intense situations, strong language, and sexual situations.

If the past doesn't kill you, the present will. This story is a departure from the focus on New York City private investigator Gabriel Ross’s cases—his boyfriend Joel’s life becomes the case for them. For Joel, his initial success as an artist is shadowed by his need to confront his parents, who threw him out at age 15. Joel finds his mother is anxious to reconnect with him but his father is still hostile. After discovering Joel's father is involved in a corruption scheme, a shocking turn of events follows that reverses Gabriel and Joel’s roles. As they investigate further, they are pitted against a notorious New Jersey killer for hire. But perhaps more dangerously, they are also stalked by a former police detective--the man who first abused Joel--and who has a twisted endgame in mind. In this story, the current investigation is intertwined with a continuing excursion into Joel's history, capturing the ordeal of how the past and present can strengthen you--or break you. Joel might be moving past what's haunted him lifelong, or he might be about to fatally collide with evil. The Book of Joel features the necessity of facing the past to overcome it. The Book of Joel is the third book in the Gabriel Ross Mystery/Thriller/Queer Fiction Series and continues the story of Gabriel, a tenacious and intuitive New York City private investigator and fearless, tenacious artist Joel McFadden. Gabriel’s cases take him and Joel to dangerous places internally and in the real world. On behalf of his clients, Gabriel seeks justice while risking his license, freedom, and life. The Gabriel Ross Series features a gay protagonist, bisexual, transgender, and genderqueer characters, conspiracy, thriller, and dark psychological themes--exploration of the extremes and complexity of good and evil. Each story features the same characters in different but often interrelated cases, and in continuing development of personality and relationships. Each has a stand-alone theme and style, and each story builds upon the previous story and lays the groundwork for the next. A 2015 finalist for Bisexual Mystery in the Third Annual Bisexual Book Awards. NOTE: The Book of Joel contains adult content including violence, language, sexual situations, and sexual violence.

It's Time to Get Paranoid Brilliant and provocative New York City private investigator Gabriel Ross has a feeling he's being watched. His paranoia is justified--a rogue faction from the sinister Tertullian Society is stalking him. Psyops master Damon Clement has dangerous plans for Gabriel. Gabriel tries to protect his friend and business partner Veronica and his boyfriend Joel, while still secretly exposing the Society's misdeeds. His work in uncovering the conspiracy has sparked a viral protest movement which agitates for answers even as Gabriel and the Society head toward a final confrontation. Dead for Now is the fourth book the Gabriel Ross Series and continues the story of Gabriel, tenacious and intuitive New York City private investigator and fearless, tenacious artist Joel McFadden. Gabriel’s cases take him and Joel to dangerous places internally and in the real world. On behalf of his clients, Gabriel seeks justice while risking his license, freedom, and life. The Gabriel Ross Series features a gay protagonist, bisexual, transgender, and genderqueer characters, and conspiracy, thriller, and dark psychological themes--exploration of the extremes and complexity of good and evil. Each story features the same characters in different but often interrelated cases, and in continuing development of personality and relationships. Each has a stand-alone theme and style, and each story builds upon the previous story and lays the groundwork for the next. An expanded reader experience with recaps and more is on the author's Troublemaker Press website. The Gabriel Ross Series – It’s Time for New Heroes. NOTE: Dead for Now contains adult content including explicit physical and psychological violence, intense situations, torture, strong language, and sexual situations.