Tales That Haunt, Hit, and Hold You Long After the Last Page
Book Two of the Tim Harrison Trilogy
A broken trucker. A murdered friend. A past he can’t escape. Tim Harrison is back behind the wheel—and heading straight into danger.
Gritty, emotional, and razor-sharp.
Whipping Post is a gripping, emotionally charged
Whipping Post is a gripping, emotionally charged novel that delves deep into themes of justice, family, betrayal, and redemption. Tim Harrison, a truck driver hardened by life’s brutal turn
Book 3 of the trilogy
The Unforgiven is the final chapter in the Tim Harrison Trilogy a raw, relentless story about consequence, loyalty, and the weight a man carries long after the damage is done.
What Bram Stoker Never Dared Publish
A chilling Victorian thriller where fiction turns deadly. When Bram Stoker uncovers a cursed manuscript, his darkest imaginings begin to haunt him—literally.
Gothic horror meets literary mystery.
A Sherlockian Tale with a Deadly Twist
Sherlock Holmes vs. Jack the Ripper—through the eyes of Arthur Conan Doyle’s wife. A masterfully imagined manuscript that blends true history with Victorian suspense.
Fans of Holmes, Ripper lore, and literary pastiche—this one’s for you.
A Tale of Death, Mystery, and Literary Justice
Told by Poe’s sister, Rosalie, this gothic novella uncovers the real story behind his death—and one man’s blood-soaked revenge.
Atmospheric, bold, and unforgettable.
In This Riveting Historical Crime Thriller
In this riveting historical crime thriller, The Stranger Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Utterson, Alan N. Webber breathes new life into a literary classic, transforming a familiar tale into a pulse-pounding mystery set in 1900 Boston.
The Curse That Created Gatsby
Step into the shadows where art, decadence, and obsession intertwine.
When F. Scott Fitzgerald and Zelda retreat to the French Riviera.
The Fall of Uriah Heep reimagines a world of ambition and hypocrisy, where the sins of the fathers return to claim the sons and where even the most “‘umble” man may wield a terrible power.
When Keith White, Director of Rare Books at the NY Public Library, discovers an impossible 1890 edition of The Time Machine, he realizes it contains something extraordinary: a firsthand account written by H.G. Wells himself, chronicling a secret trip into the future five years before the “official” novel was ever published.
Sing for Me: The Phantom’s Epilogue is a dark gothic reimagining of a literary legend an intimate psychological descent into obsession, grief, and the terrifying cost of love that refuses to die.
Explore the Written Worlds of Alan N. Webber
Testimonials
plot lines and personalities. Overall a very good read.
chapters of good guys and bad. Easy to follow and a nice storyline. Waiting for Alans next work. Hope
Tim and Saxon Bros haven’t parked their Peterbilts just yet.
What Fuels the Fiction. What Shapes the Words.
A taste of what Alan N. Webber’s been writing lately:
