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Open Season
Berford Oswald Wiggins follows a Code. That's why he's about to marry the wrong woman. Again. When Berf finds himself accidentally engaged to Amelia for the third time, he leaps from the frying pan of Austin and absconds to the Payne ranch in Bolero, Texas. But far from being the blissful autumn retreat of Berf's dreams, the ranch abounds with plotters and strategerists. There's the battle to the death for dominance in Bolero society, the secret search for Pancho Villa's lost treasure, and the attempt to sell Tiny-a stud bull with performance anxiety. Berf's arrival starts a chain reaction that disrupts the delicate balance of the four couples staying at the ranch for the weekend. Suddenly it's open season on four confused guys. If he can't set things straight, Berf will be married to the wrong woman before the year is out.
Welcome to Fred
Mark Could has his doubts. He’s just discovering the exuberance of the sixties when he’s uprooted and transplanted in a tiny east Texas town. The only thing he knows for sure is that he’ll never feel at home in Fred, Texas. He’s not sure he can muster up the nerve to declare his feelings for the girl of his dreams; he’s not sure that he’ll survive another ride with the Darnell Green, theTerror of the Back Roads. Worst still, he’s not sure he buys into this God thing – which is especially uncomfortable for the son of a Baptist preacher. With a style similar but edgier than that of Jan Karon and Phillip Gulley, Brad Whittington is a novelist to watch of the CBA market. – Publishers Weekly
Strange Vacation
Berford Oswald Wiggins vows to take his best friend on a killer vacation. And a Wiggins always keeps his word. Berf loves Jake like a brother, but not like a brother-in-law. After all, he wouldn't wish his sister on anyone, least of all Jake. When Berf's warning falls on deaf ears, he falls back on The Code and serves as Jake's best man. The ill-fated marriage scarcely lasts two hours before going south, and Berf decides he and Jake should do the same. But the trip is far from an idyllic escape. A series of bizarre accidents gets Berf to thinking of Spider, an extreme sports freak who recommended this special Cancún deal. Did Spider ever come back from his Caribbean vacation? And when a fellow traveler drops dead out of a clear blue sky, Berf suspects they might not be going home next week. Or ever.
Endless Vacation
When his Uncle Rex dies in Mexico, Special Agent Dave Fletcher is shocked. When he learns that Rex changed his will at the last minute to give his entire estate to Masie, a woman Dave has never met, he is suspicious. But when he discovers that Masie was the first on the scene to find the body, he buys a ticket to Cancun to learn the truth. The more Dave learns, the more difficult it is to decide whether Masie is the most amazing woman he's ever met or a cold-blooded killer. Then Dave's long-lost brother, Hensley, the only other living relative of Uncle Rex, resurfaces to provide unexpected and unwanted help, stirring up decades-old resentments and attracting the attention of the killer. Will the brothers kill each other and save the murderer the trouble?
Postcards from Fred
EVER WONDER What Would Jesus Do? ON A DATE? It's been a bad weekend. Mark Cloud's dreams of romantic bliss have been cruelly obliterated, and his friendship with the local moonshiner has drawn unwelcome attention from the local Pharisee, Deacon Fry. Then two girls enter his life: one a lovely and sold-out-for-Jesus preacher's kid who just might be The One for him, the other a prodigal wild-child who just might give Deacon Fry the ammunition he needs to rid himself of this troublesome pastor and his vexing family. Mark's romantic aspirations and his vow to fly under the church-politics radar crash into his vow to live his life asking the seductive but inconvenient question: What Would Jesus Do? His response will determine not only his dating life but possibly the future of his father's career.
The Reluctant Saint
Do you believe in second chances? Even when you don't deserve it? -o- Hensley will gladly offer any number of chances to a prodigal, but the only thing that matters is how many chances Chrystal, the one woman he should have never left behind, will grant to him. After a decade of wandering the earth, Hensley returns to Santa Fe to search out Chrystal, but everyone is set against him. Her godfather, the judge. Her secret admirer, the sheriff. Even Chrystal, the very woman he thought was his soul mate. When Hensley embarks on a quest with the goal of changing Chrystal's mind, he discovers a secret that challenges everything he believes in.
Muffin Man
John Lawson, sheriff of the quiet Hill Country town of Bolero, Texas, attempts to quell a feud between the local megachurch and a construction contractor, but it escalates from picketing to vandalism to arson. The case is derailed by the unwelcome return of John's free-wheeling bipolar father, who arrives in the same red Mustang he drove away twenty-four years ago when he abandoned the family. But ultimately it is the muffin that his overzealous deputy bags as evidence that threatens John's ordered life, possibly beyond repair. After six years of silence, Whittington's highly anticipated entrance into the general fiction market combines his considerable storytelling talents. Muffin Man strikes a balance between comedy and drama and takes the trademark Whittington elements of rich setting, engaging characters, and turn of phrase to a new depth.
Living with Fred
Inhabitants of a small Texas town decides to live as Jesus would, with various results.
Hell in a Briefcase
Private security executive Matt Cooper goes behind the curtain of Middle East terrorism in order to stop a plot involving eleven stolen briefcase nukes.
Escape from Fred
Third in the Series about Fred, in this one Mark leaves Fred, setting out on a pilgimage with no goal, unsure if the road will offer enlightenment or oblivion.
