When Rudy embarked on his journey with Paul and John, he never dreamed he'd find himself in Nebraska with a seven-headed horse, a collection of demons, and a model of Stonehenge made out of old cars. When Becca descends into madness and Erin disappears, his only hope of saving his family is to follow his old friends for the final leg of the journey to kill God. It would be easier if there weren't so many people determined to stop him.

Now in one volume, the Godmaker Trilogy. Rudy Sullivan must follow the Godmakers if he wishes to protect his own life and the lives of those he loves. He has one ace-in-the-hole: the last play ever written by the old playwright, who might be a suicide or might have been murdered. He trails the two old men who claim they created all the gods as they take him from Italy to California to the North Pole, finally ending in the panhandle of Nebraska where an odd monument and a sleepy town somehow figure in the secret of the universe. The old man who claims to be Paul of Tarsus and travels in a creaky old plane with his friend, John the Baptist, has a knack for turning Rudy's life upside down, and in the process, conjuring up demons and danger. Rudy finds it hard to believe in Paul, but he finds it harder not to follow him. What he learns and sees on his journey will lead him to question not just his sanity, but his faith in God.

When Paul re-enters his life, Rudy steels himself for the wild ride that is sure to follow. He takes comfort from the play strapped to his chest, knowing it is the insurance policy that keeps his family safe from a formidable enemy. Now, his adversary has broken their part of the bargain and has come after him again, determined to ensure that no one ever performs the play. From the plains of the midwest to the frozen north, John and Paul take Rudy on a bizarre journey, chasing a would-be demon, a devout assassin, and the most powerful institution on Earth. Rudy will stop at nothing to keep his family safe, but he is not sure Paul can complete his mission to kill God. Book II of the Godmaker Trilogy, following Alpha & Omega.

A collection of short stories, poems, plays, and essays, written about Nebraska by Nebraskans. Though the works center around Nebraska, the themes are universal in their scope, covering love, life, faith, pain, healing, murder, destruction, and rebirth. A variety of styles means there is something for everyone.

Tricia begins to meet herself everywhere she goes...a mysterious woman with her face, her name, and her quirkiest habit. It begins to appear she also has Tricia's husband. At first Tricia suspects she has inherited her mother's mental illness, but as duplicates begin to pile up, and more people (and dogs) begin to show up in unexpected places, Tricia becomes convinced she is the victim of a coordinated program to deprive her of her sanity. The problem is, there is only one person who knows enough about her to arrange all the strange encounters, and that is the one person Tricia has trusted the most.

She works for the government by day. She works against the government by night. Until one day, she finds herself in the hands of the Interrogators, a not-so-secret torture team that maintains rigid order in an increasingly chaotic world. With a proud heritage of strength and independence to draw on, will Typha have what it takes to survive? After the Transformation, the government is left in the hands of a council of elders, who govern according to their interpretation of the Bible. Women, regarded as little more than breeding machines, return to the kitchen...and the bedroom, where they reproduce so rapidly that all the world's ecosystems are being threatened with extinction. As the world goes mad around them, a brave group of men and women go underground, determined to fight for what they believe, even if it means war. An epic clash between church and state unites two scientists, linked by blood and their love of freedom. The future of the species is in their hands.

Cassandra Wilcox didn't believe in the devil. It seemed harmless enough to play along for a time, but then things started to happen, strange things that Cassie couldn't explain. What seemed like a harmless flirtation became a struggle to survive, as Cassie chases a mysterious key that everyone wants, even though no one knows what it opens. With the clock running out, Cassie must rely on Nick, but can he be trusted? If she does find the key, where will it take her? What exactly is the fate that destiny has prepared for her?