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The Detachment
The second of three novels about Private Palmer, an MP during the Vietnam War by the late Gary Reilly. This novel is the sequel to The Enlisted Men's Club.
The Circumstantial Man
All he wanted to was drive into town to look for a job. But when Pete Larkey's car won't start. He decides to walk to town. A guy named Morton will ask questions that will change the course of Pete Larkey's life. There's a stolen car, mistaken identity, a body in his bathroom, and a deadly encounter with a condescending con man named Benny.
The Heart of Darkness Club
Book #3 in the comic adventures of Denver cab driver Brendan Murphy, a.k.a. "Murph." Previous titles are "Ticket to Hollywood" and "The Asphalt Warrior."
Dark Night of the Soul
The utopian world carefully created by Denver cab driver Brendan Murphy is about to be shattered. In fact, it's about to be the worst day of his cab driving career. There's the Land That Forward Motion Forgot. There's a guy Murph comes to think of as "Mister Twenty." And there's an old woman who wants to pay her fare with a saucepan full of pennies. In "Dark Night of the Soul," the sixth adventure in The Asphalt Warrior series, Murph's plan to carefully monitor the intake of cash-for fear of earning too much-challenges every math skill he can muster. Messes grow around Murph "the way a pearl grows around a pebble." Of course "it's best not to think about what might have happened if you had done this instead of that," but it's hard not to wonder went wrong when you're kissing the asphalt and police have surrounded you with guns drawn. To wriggle out of his latest spot, Murph must stare long and hard at who he is and what he's all about. It's the most eye-popping journey of all time.
The Paradise That Lurks in Female Smiles
Charley Quinn teaches creative writing at a free university in Denver. His specialty is plotting. He doesn't care for lyricism or poetry in the prose cranked out by his students, much to their chagrin. Charlie has rules about writing and he has rules about his life. But a new female student is about to challenge everything he thinks he knows. Her name is Linda Hathaway. Her eyes glisten when she smiles. Charlie is transfixed. When Charlie discovers that Linda is only taking the class for fun, and not to learn how to write, the dynamic between teacher and student shifts. However, getting an accurate fix on what Linda really wants is an ongoing challenge. But Charlie is no less beguiled. Charlie is keenly aware of the unpredictability of bad decisions, but he can't resist Linda's mysterious allure. He may think he knows the rules for writing. He might think he knows what women want. He thinks he understands the "awful truths" about male and female desire. But Charlie is playing a whole new game. And it might turn dark.
The Asphalt Warrior
A comic novel of deep intrigue introducing Denverite Brendan Murphy, or "Murph" as he's known to the rest of the world. He lives alone in his crow's nest apartment, fries a hamburger for every meal, does his dish, then channel surfs for reruns of Gilligan's Island. He is a radical minimalist. He strives to earn no more money as a driver for Rocky Mountain Taxi Company than his needs require. He is determined to stay out of the lives of those he transports. He struggles with one issue and is spectacularly bad with the other. "The Asphalt Warrior" is the first of eleven adventures. Come prowl the streets with Murph and ponder the meaning of the world and all sorts of deep questions, such as: "Why would anyone want to DO anything?"
Devil's Night
In Devil's Night, Denver cab driver, Brendan Murphy, a.k.a. ?Murph,? drops off four costumed teens at a Halloween-themed haunted house party. Later, worried about whether the kids made it home safely, he is pulled into the vortex of an eerie con game. He endures a hellish week of seances, arson and a spooky graveyard chase. Murph has only himself to blame for his troubles. He's violated his most cherished principle: Never, under any circumstances, get involved in the personal lives of his fares.Devil's Night is the eighth novel in The Asphalt Warrior series featuring the bohemian cabbie by the late writer, Gary Reilly. All made The Denver Post's local best-sellers list and three ? Ticket to Hollywood, Doctor Lovebeads and Pickup at Union Station ? were finalists, respectively, for the 2013, 2014 and 2016 Colorado Book Awards.
Gary O'Reilly's Horrific Tales Volume 2
Volume 2 of my horrific tales, as like the first volume, murder, death and desperate actions take the paranormal, insane and terrifying pain to new heights as an new generation of psychotic events take place as the power of the other side, the disabled other side and inside an asylum is reasoning to horizons, far deeper than reality as horrifying ways of the cruel world is apparent to killing, in the wake of the nights!
Varmint Rumble
In Varmint Rumble, the final installment of The Asphalt Warrior series, Denver taxi driver Brendan Murphy, a.k.a. "Murph," is drawn into the shady world of Denver's most notorious outlaw biker gang. A string of misadventures ensues. Murph goes on the lam, overthinks everything, and waxes philosophical about life, death, and facing the music.
Gary O'Reilly's Horrific Tales Volume 1
First part of my horrific tales which takes you deep into the confines of the murderous unknown as the reputations of the banshee, the hidious she creature whose terrifying legacy sets events of death and killing in new ways, then an deranged madman and the supernatural brings horrifying emotion as this takes human destruction to new heights as these stories become intense and frightening as the murders pile up in more ways than one!
