David P. Warren is the author of 11 books, including Living, Loving, Laughing, and Occasional Murder: Eleven Short Stories and a Little Inspiration (stories of intrigue in the face of peril, conduct, misconduct, attempts at survival, and the human condition) and The Whistleblower Onslaught, Personal Violation, A Secret to Die For, and Strangers in Crime (the Scott Winslow Legal Mysteries series, with tenacious attorney Scott Winslow and undaunted investigator Lee Henry). He creates realistic characters who get drawn into danger, temptation, and ethical and moral quagmires. He is an attorney who represented clients in employment cases for many years and most recently served as a mediator, arbitrator, and workplace investigator. You can sign up to get updates about his writing here.
David P. Warren is the author of 11 books, including Living, Loving, Laughing, and Occasional Murder: Eleven Short Stories and a Little Inspiration (stories of intrigue in the face of peril, conduct, misconduct, attempts at survival, and the human...
Eleven short stories focused on regular people in serious trouble, to keep you waiting for resolutions, or to make you smile, laugh, and touch your heart.
“Exit Strategy,” a man witnesses a murder. The perpetrator can’t afford loose ends.
“Connecting the Dots,” brings us a couple who have suffered a terrible loss. Is there a way to bring them...
Steve Anders is the chief of staff for Senator Edward Buchanan. Senator Buchanan is a powerful and controversial figure surrounded by intrigue. The Senator is rumored to be in possession of classified information and of having affairs with a staffer. Steve is the Senator’s fixer and is on top of his game and well-respected throughout political...
Amanda has it all: a successful career, a loving husband and a stable life. Until one day, when it all comes undone in an avalanche of murder, blackmail and an all-in search for big money that can’t be found.
When Amanda discovers her husband, Brian, having an affair, she wants to end their marriage. But when Brian and his lover are murdered,...
The final piece in "Living, Loving, Laughing, and Occasional Murder" is non-fiction, and a deep and sometimes humorous look at growing up, priorities, growth, forgiveness, and tools that help us to connect, and to find the best versions of ourselves. I'd love to know what you find relatable!
In gratitude. I want to thank my family and friends for a year of love, connection, and new memories. And I want to thank all of my readers for enjoying what I love to write. Your reactions and comments are always appreciated. A new book is under construction now. More as we move forward!
I loved the phrase “Stumbling Towards Grace” because that’s what I believe we are all doing here. It is the last piece in the book and my first non-fiction writing. It has been constructed over the past two years. It is presented with love and humor, and it is about us. What we want and what’s important in this life. As we learn and grow, it’s all less cemented than we realized. Even who we think we are changes, as our years go racing by and as we learn.
