Books by Greg Jolley

A movie is being made, a retelling of the Donner Party tragedy, cast with children in all the roles. Behind the cameras, the brilliant and off the rails director is determined to make this grisly, realistic version his masterpiece. Filming on location moves from Black Island, Mexico to the brutal snow packed mountains in the States. As the horrific historical story is filmed, behind the cameras madness and the fires of jealousy and revenge consume crew and cast alike in a murderous dance.

Can Wiki save her daughter, her town, her own sanity?When Wiki Danser moves into her new home, she has high hopes for a bright future. But not everything is as it seems. Her next-door neighbor gives new meaning to the word oddball, not to mention the strange smell coming from her property.But when children start to disappear, Wiki fears for her daughter's life. When the authorities dismiss Wiki's claims, it's up to her to protect her daughter, Seabee, and their simple small-town life.Can Wiki save her daughter and her sanity? Or is the entire town destined to be a victim of malice?

When the storm hits, there will be no place to hide...Free-spirited Wiki Danser is used to living life without a care. But when a blizzard forces her to seek shelter in the small town of Dent, she'll discover something more sinister than snow...It's a normal workday for Jame Spiral-until bullets start flying his way.Two strangers. One madman. Who will survive the storm?

Secretive and ghostly beautiful Karen Danser is on tour, delighting her audiences with her country-jazz violin playing. But some of her fans are too enthralled with her and the music; in particular, the painter Leonardo DeSalvo who is stalking Karen. He's determined to add her to his collection of art works-and create another of his still life masterpieces.The cast of Danser misfits is colorful, strange and determined to both insulate and protect Karen. But DeSalvo is clever and evil. And his successful paths to claw his way closer to his prey just might make Karen a permanent part of his art collection.