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13 Moons

13 Moons, a middle grade historical novel coming September 8th! This book is set in the Minnesota Territory in the mid-1850s. It features my great-grandfather George Campbell as the protaganist.
It's the 1850's in Wabasha, Wisconsin, and 13-year-old George Campbell is tired of being neglected by his fur-trader father and told what to do by his uncle and aunt. He longs to strike out on his own and travel to Thunder Bay to find his Ojibwe mother. George stows away on a riverboat and gets hired on with a band of voyageurs. But when the company is unexpectedly attacked, he finds himself stranded. George must rely on his wits if he is going to survive the year. Reminiscent of Hatchet, this coming-of-age tale is based on the life of the author's great grandfather.
Labyrinth of Time

Infinity, Twilight, and Gabe have arrived back for another year at the space academy. Any hope for a quiet year of studying and space flight vanishes when the trio is kidnapped by the Grellian Emperor. He wants to throw them into the Labyrinth of Time—a place from which no one has ever escaped. Will the trio, aided by Lily and Tess, manage to be the first to leave the laybrinth alive?
Escape from the Archives

Escape from the Archives is a 2D top-down game. You will navigate your player through an underground labyrinth containing 15 rooms. In each room, an artifact is locked. To collect the artifact, you must correctly answer a trivia question posed by SKTR, the rogue AI in charge of the Archives. There are shortcuts between rooms, an owl named Mr. Hoots who might steal one of your artifacts if you don't present him with a tasty mouse, a time warp drone, and other surprises.
Engine Nine

In book 3 of the Justin Vincent series, Justin goes up against a doomsday cult to save his long-lost step sister.
"Expect a wild ride from Engine Nine. Author Bradley W. Wright delivers a book full of twists and turns, big revelations, and jaw-dropping moments...Lovers of mystery-suspense novels will have a good time reading Engine Nine." - Jaylynn Korrell, Independent Book Review