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Gary has several projects published or scheduled for publication, both as a writer and an editor. On this page, you'll find information on those books.

Seneca Wood

After his wife's death, Wood Garrett returns to the hills of West Virginia to hide from the world. Suddenly, he finds that the world has followed him there as a real estate developer, in bed with the mob, comes after him. With an oddball group of friends, he fights a battle that involves bears, free-range chickens, a topless grad student and corrupt cops. In this debut thriller, you'll be shocked by the battle that ensues, as Wood fights for his life and his friends. Coming from Casperian Books, June 1, 2009.

Visit BarnesandNoble.com to buy the book on a pre-sale for a big discount and get it first on June 1.

For more on Seneca Wood, click here.

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And Now For A Story

The saying is, "What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas." How does that apply when a regular guy wakes in his Vegas hotel room to find his life spinning out of control. Casperian Books has just released the short story collection And Now For a Story including Gary's story "Vegas Strip," which examines exactly that question.

To buy the book from Casperian Books, click here.

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Ridgeley and Carpendale, West Virginia: From 1750

Anyone from Gary's home town of Ridgeley, West Virginia? He's spent much of the past two years working to edit and help publish his father's book, Ridgeley and Carpendale, West Virginia from 1750, a comprehensive history of the small town from its founding by George Washington and the Ohio Company, through the floods of the 1930's. If you're from the Ridgeley–Carpendale area, you'll want a copy.

To buy Ridgeley and Carpendale, West Virginia from 1750, click here.