TONY NORSE
AUTHOR
SOULS OF TERROR is a fast-paced, well-researched thriller with fascinating characters whose lives become strangely entwined as they unravel a frightening mystery. The surprising climax will leave you forever questioning the thin line between fact and fiction.
Novels
COMING 2025!
Meet Detective Mark Julian, a smart detective who thought he'd seen it all in New York. Not even close. This new case is beyond weird -- it's downright terrifying.
Detective Mark Julian is back. So is his brash & beautiful friend, Kate!
What is this secretive cult with ties to the Titanic? Are these dangerous zealots motivated by religious conviction . . . or political power? Or both? Why are they involved in the maiden voyage of the new nuclear-powered Titanic? Join Mark and Kate as they try to unravel the incredible mystery behind the Disciples of Titanic.
Novellas
What if Trump is not what he appears to be? What if artificial intelligence has shaped his amazing life? Here is the thought-provoking story of a young man's journey through a moral landscape, and his amazing "ethical app" that might just save humanity from itself . . .and Mr. Trump.
Old Fred Parker feels helpless while watching his business fall prey to thugs & the sickest elements of a society in decay. One bleak and dreary afternoon, however, Fred's beloved Emporium is visited by an odd little man with strange, old clothes and wicked ideas of vengeance.
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About Tony Norse
Tony Norse is as comfortable spending time with interesting people in a city as he is being alone with a backpack and tent beside a river. In his youth, Tony lived in the beautiful backwoods of Quebec, Canada writing short fiction and tending a large garden.
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A passion for writing satire gradually morphed into genres commonly known as "thriller."
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"I have been fortunate to enjoy many different lifestyles - from working with environmental organizations to being on the boards of business associations in big cities to playing guitar & staring at the stars while living in the country."
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For the past many years, Tony Norse has helped to moderate an international online support group for cult victims. He strongly supports the rights of individuals to think critically and live happily in freedom.
When not writing, reading, or hiking, Tony finds time for sports -- from coaching football to playing pickleball. He lives with his loving partner of 37 years. They have 2 adult children.
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"Albert Einstein once wrote: 'The important thing is to not stop questioning.' I agree."
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Tony also writes children's books. Find out more: www.stevegalliford.com