Patrick E. McLean

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Nowhere Ch. 17 --Dance Goes on a ScoutListen now (28 min) | As Sheriff John Dance rode down to the river, Miguel, the Stagecoach agent, came up beside him. Dance gave him a skeptical look…
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For family, health and sanity reasons, content will be bi-weekly for the month of May. The reasons for this are all most all entirely good. I am very…
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Nowhere Ch. 16 - A Temple to a Far Older GodListen now (27 min) | Dr. Krupp was terrified. In all his years of selling snake oil throughout the frontier — a figure he often exaggerated, but in…
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Nowhere Ch. 15 - From Nowhere to NothingListen now (20 min) | Virgil sat for two days while the strange grass around him died in the heat. At night he slept on the ground and in the daytime he…
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Nowhere Ch 14 - Take Your Bullets and GoListen now (10 min) | As the Sheriff and Pete walked back through town, they could all but smell the fear. Gone was the carelessness of rough men when…
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Nowhere Ch 13 - The AftermathListen now (10 min) | For a long time, nobody said anything. They just stood on the bank of the strange new river with the wounded as if the whispering…
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Nowhere Ch. 12 - The AttackListen now (15 min) | Squatting on the bank of the river, Archie offered one word of description for the wooden ship that was bearing down upon the Town…
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Nowhere Ch. 10 & 11 -- Ethan Burdock & Welcome to TownListen now (27 min) | Chapter 10 — Ethan Burdock To the Northwest of Grantham was the Bar-D ranch, owned by Ethan Burdock. Burdock had carved a…
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Author UpdateWatch now (6 min) | Good things are happening
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Nowhere Ch 9 -- A River in the MorningListen now (11 min) | Just catching up? Here’s the story so far in ebook and audiobook format If you’re already on board, take a minute to leave a…
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The First Eight Chapters in Ebook and Audiobook Format
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Nowhere Ch 8 - A Hole Through NothingListen now (24 min) | The Apache rode until sunset. Then they rode until sunrise. They felt the wind through their hair and the horses pounding the…
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