GLEN FULCE / NOVELIST
The books · In development · About Glen
Good people.
Dangerous secrets.
Worlds worth getting lost in.
Mysteries, thrillers, frontier stories, and adventures beyond the familiar. Welcome to the fiction of Glen Fulce.
AVAILABLE NOW · AN ANGIE BISHOP MYSTERY
Second Chances
A pastor is dead. The town already knows why.
They’re just wrong.
Angie Bishop came to Mercy County for a fresh start. She opened a bookstore and told herself she was finished chasing dangerous truths. Then Pastor Daniel turns up dead—and the explanation arrives a little too quickly.
With Sheriff Frank and Lucy beside her, Angie follows the questions into a web of money, power, and people determined to keep their secrets buried.
THE ANGIE BISHOP MYSTERIES
Mercy County keeps its secrets.
Start with Second Chances. Breach and Red Dirt continue the series, with release details to follow.
Book 1 · Available now
Second Chances
Book 2 · Coming soon
Breach
Book 3 · Coming soon
Red Dirt
MORE FICTION ON THE WAY
Different worlds. More trouble.
Three forthcoming novels, from detective fiction to pulp adventure. Publication dates will be announced here.
Forthcoming
Sober
A Cade Mercer Novel · Forthcoming
8 Seconds
Forthcoming
The God Machine
STEAMPUNK ADVENTURE
The Crosswind Saga
An ongoing fiction series across extraordinary worlds. Explore the first three titles below; release details will follow.
Book 1
Crosswinds
Book 2
Wayward Saint
Book 3
The Unclaimed Sky
A LOOK AHEAD
In development
These stories are still taking shape. The covers offer a first look; publication dates have not been set.
The Protocol Series
Three connected science-fiction novels being developed for a new chapter.
Book 1 · In development
The Echo Protocol
Book 2 · In development
The Storm Protocol
Book 3 · In development
The Omega Protocol
WESTERN FICTION
The Red River Saga
Two western novels in development: First Crossing and Massacre at Preston Bend.
Book 1 · In development
First Crossing
Book 2 · In development
Massacre at Preston Bend
BEHIND THE STORIES
About Glen Fulce
I come to fiction from a career in media and production, so I tend to see a scene before I write it. I’m drawn to characters with something to lose, secrets that won’t stay buried, and worlds I want to spend time in.
That can take me from a small-town bookstore to a frontier ferry crossing—or somewhere considerably stranger. The setting changes. My interest in the people doesn’t.
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