Mike Dellosso Books in Order

Pastor Scott Davies grows alarmed when three charming young men set their sights on women in his church. What begins as suspicion turns into a dark supernatural battle tied to fallen angels, faith, and an ancient evil returning in modern Pennsylvania.

Joe Saunders returns to Dark Hills after his nephew disappears and a rogue lion is blamed. Digging into the town's buried past, he finds a deadly secret and a spiritual darkness that has been waiting for him.

Mark Stone hears otherworldly screams just before people die, and soon the pattern is impossible to ignore. As he chases the source, the mystery turns personal when his estranged wife is taken and time starts running out.

Grieving Rob Shields inherits a house in rural Maryland and becomes convinced his missing son may still be alive. His search leads to Darlington, a town on no map, where fear rules the woods after dark.

Recovering from a head injury in a Gettysburg farmhouse, Sam Travis starts finding Civil War journal entries written in his own hand. As the writings begin to echo his life, he is pulled toward violence, obsession, and a killer closing in on his family.

A desperate message from a young girl in the backseat of a car pulls gas station attendant Marny Toogood into a rescue gone wrong. On the run with two children, he faces kidnappers, cultlike evil, and the wounds he has never dealt with.

Professor Dan Blakely has lost his career, his money, and his hope. After a crash leaves him trapped, a mysterious stranger offers him seven more hours, and Dan must decide whether regret can be undone.

When a nine-year-old girl appears during a house fire with no memory of who she is, Jim and Amy Spencer take her in. Louisa's strange gift soon links their grieving family to a killer stalking the town of Virginia Mills.

Denis is a lonely man obsessed with author Joshua Norton, who looks just like him and seems to have the life Denis should have had. This short psychological thriller follows that fixation into dangerous, unsettling territory.

On a stormy return to the Bishop family's hunting cabin in Darlington Woods, old traditions give way to something much darker. This short story turns a familiar family outing into a tense look at what the forest has been hiding.

A practical guide for writers who feel squeezed by work, family, and daily life. Dellosso focuses on making time to write, building momentum, and actually finishing the projects you start.

Dellosso tackles writer's block with simple, usable strategies for preventing it and pushing through it. It is a short, encouraging craft book aimed at writers who feel stuck and need a way forward.

Peter Ryan wakes to an empty house and learns his wife and daughter supposedly died in an accident he can't remember. A note in his daughter's handwriting and armed men at his door send him chasing a truth that may destroy what is left of his life.

Billy Harding joins a hunting trip hoping to prove he is not the weak link in his family. When his father, grandfather, and brother are taken by a sinister enemy, he becomes their only chance of getting home alive.

In this candid memoir, Dellosso writes about his stage III colon cancer diagnosis, treatment, and the spiritual strain that came with it. It is part journal, part testimony, and grounded in the day-to-day reality of illness.

This short motivational book lays out five practical ways to keep moving when life feels exhausting or unbearable. Dellosso writes from personal experience about endurance, resolve, and refusing to quit.

A beginner-friendly home study course that covers the basics of fiction craft, including character, dialogue, plot, pacing, and point of view. It was designed with younger students in mind but works for any new writer who wants a clear starting place.

Hiding under new identities, Jed Patrick thinks he has finally put enough distance between his family and the Centralia Project. Then armed men come for his wife, his daughter, and the damaging secrets he carries, forcing him into another brutal fight for survival.

After an accident kills his wife and badly injures his daughter, Ben Flurry retreats to the childhood home he once escaped. To become the father his child needs, he must face grief, guilt, and the father he still doesn't trust.

Andy Mayer is running from the past when he meets Missy, a blind young woman with an uncanny sense of where they need to go. Together they cross a post-apocalyptic landscape toward Maine and an enemy waiting at the end.