D. T. Stelmaszek Author

Books

America's Unsolved

Novels built on real American crimes that were never solved.

Cover of Follow Me And Find Out: a snowbound New Brunswick street in 1922, with a newspaper headlined Two Found Dead and an old photograph of a couple in the foreground.

Book One

Follow Me And Find Out

Based on the real, unsolved Hall–Mills murders of 1922. Two bodies under a crabapple tree, a town that knew more than it said, and a trial that came four years too late.

Coming soon

The Med-USA Trilogy

Cover of Anabiosis: a steel caduceus whose staff is wound with many snakes, mounted on the columned facade of a government building.

Book One

Anabiosis

Dr. Roni Jayden’s drug ends pain, physical and emotional alike, and the queues form overnight. What else it ends is a question the people who now own it would rather nobody asked.

Coming soon

Standalone Novels

Cover of A Stubbornly Persistent Illusion: a brass clockwork device glowing on a workbench, a figure watching from the dark.

A Stubbornly Persistent Illusion

A patent clerk steals a stranger’s invention and makes himself a god of intellect — then spends fifty years being quietly hunted by the one person who knows what he did.

Coming soon

Cover of The Lasterday Clock: an antique clock with a stream running through its base, open windows floating in the sky around it onto remembered rooms, a red bicycle and a mother with her child, and a kite overhead.

The Lasterday Clock

Molly Ellis’s father comes back from an antique shop talking about the afternoon he just spent as a boy, and everyone blames his illness. Then she follows him through the old clock in the corner, into a country of remembered rooms and unfinished skies — and finds its color starting to drain away.

Coming soon

The rest are still in drafts and revisions. When a cover is finished it appears here.