W.C. Hoffman

In a future that feels suspiciously like the past, death is in the air. Collin War wakes up in a bed that is not his own, in a body that feels changed. He is the first of his kind, the first to recover from a mysterious fever that has ravaged the world. Collin awakens in the small town of Goshen...

People often joke about becoming rich thanks to the death of some great uncle whom they never met. Paul Petoskey had such an uncle. Only his inheritance was not a simple gift, it had to be earned....

The focus of teenage twin brothers Tomek and Drake's lives has been survival. In their short lives, hunting, fishing, fighting, and killing have always played a major role. Forced to take residence on a desolate island, the twins have returned to a woodland way of life. Living off the land has...

Orphaned twin boys are raised by a woodsman they call "Uncle," away from the society he bitterly left years ago. Trained in the arts of the woodsman, they became the ultimate hunting, fishing, surviving and killing forces that Uncle had designed them to be. However, Uncle knew he was leaving...

Hiding from the mob, journalist Nathan Davies chronicles the amazing life and times of the notorious gentleman thief, Zachary Landon. Living under a government issued identity, Davies finds himself tangled in the web of Landon's bold and expanding criminal enterprise and as the risk increases so...

You might know W.C. Hoffman as an author, outdoor writer, podcaster, ordained minister, magician, or most importantly as a husband and father....

Fear and lust lead to revenge and a brutal fight for survival....

Fresh off the exposé of an organized crime syndicate, an award-winning investigative reporter lives in fear for his life. Relocating to Detroit under a new government issued identity....

For twin brothers Tomek and Drake, life and death struggles were the norm when they lived off the grid, deep in the forests of Northern Michigan. Trying to adjust to their new way of life in the small town of Pine Run, it becomes increasingly apparent that even sleepy towns can have nightmares...