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Fiction and nonfiction across genres. Each one started as an idea that wouldn't let go.
Chris Thatcher
I spent roughly thirty years in cybersecurity — advising executives, building programs, and trying to make complicated things plain. Somewhere along the way I realized I had more to say than a whitepaper could hold. So I started writing. Not just about security, but about the stories and ideas that wouldn't leave me alone.
Cyber risk is business risk
You can delegate the decision, but not the liability
Business · Cybersecurity
Three decades in the field, distilled into the security decisions that actually matter — written for the people who have to make them. This isn't a technical manual. It's the book I wish I could hand to every executive I've ever advised.
If you're a board member, a CEO, or anyone whose signature shows up on a risk acceptance form, this one's for you.
The treasure hunter's legacy
Historical thriller · Fiction
A retired Marine turned security expert is pulled into the hunt for a pirate's three-hundred-year-old secret — from a sea cave in the Canary Islands to the back streets of Havana.
Jack Coltrane didn't go looking for this. But once the first piece surfaced, he couldn't walk away. Book one of a trilogy.
Deal me in
Poker · Nonfiction
The poker math that actually wins hands — written for players who'd rather enjoy the game than memorize a chart. If you play poker for fun and want to play it better, this is the book.
Whatever comes next
New ideas are always brewing. The list is meant to grow.