About

I am the author of Lost in the Fog, a comedic mystery-thriller set in San Francisco, and the literary novel A Model Community, a quixotic search of lost love and redemption set in 1999 in Los Angeles.

Born and raised just outside of Boston, Massachusetts, some of my other favorite places I've called home are Key West, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Honolulu.  In 2024 I set out with my wife to travel the world, and recently returned after visiting twenty-seven countries, five continents, and backpacking over 500 miles across France and Spain on the Camino de Santiago. 

The inspiration for Lost in the Fog came from working as a museum gallery attendant at the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena, where I would combat boredom by scribbling nonsensical poems in a tiny notebook to the dismay of my supervisors (just like Camden Swanson).  While I was there I did my best to fill the hours, learning about the art and plotting out my mystery-thriller heist novel.  But it would take a move to San Francisco and a job in hotels to finally put it all together.    

I am currently shopping the sequel Lost in the Fog, titled Lost in the Sun, once again featuring Camden and Veronica getting entangled in a new adventure in Hawaii.  I've begun work on book 3, which will take them on the Camino de Santiago in Spain.