God's Glasses. God’s Glasses is a contemporary Catholic linked novel about ordinary people whose lives intersect and are transformed when they begin seeing one another through grace instead of fear, pride, bitterness, or shame. At the center of the novel is an old pair of repaired sunglasses that quietly passes from character to character, becoming a symbol of mercy, healing, and renewed vision.

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Conti's Treasure: The House Always Wins, is a multi-generational literary crime saga following Dom Conti, a small-time mob bookie who convinces himself every lie and betrayal is an act of love for his family even as the cost compounds across three decades and multiple generations, coming due at his own deathbed. Blending real Chicago Outfit history with richly drawn family drama, the novel is written for readers of literary and historical crime fiction — fans of Mario Puzo, James Ellroy and Nicholas Pileggi — who want a story as much about marriage, faith, and family loyalty as it is about crime.