Crime fiction · Northwest Oklahoma
Dark crime novels set on the back roads and in the small towns of Oklahoma, where the people meant to protect you aren't always safe.
At 3:10 on a Thursday morning, Tasha Greer walks into police headquarters with two things memorized: a name, and the number on a patrol car. Officer Wade Kessler is polite, decorated, and the last person anyone would suspect. Soon there are thirteen women, a speck of DNA, and a city choosing sides.
Buy on Amazon →He always puts the screen back. A serial predator is slipping through the windows of Oklahoma homes, and only one detective recognizes the pattern, because they've seen it before.
Buy on Amazon →She kept his books. She found his secrets. Gary's next novel is on its way. Check back here for the release date.
Coming soonReader note: Trace and Night Windows deal with sexual assault and violence.
Gary Sibley writes crime fiction rooted in the towns and highways of Oklahoma. Born and raised in Woodward and now living in Enid, he sets his stories in the places he knows best: small communities, long stretches of empty road, and police departments where trust is everything, and where losing it can be deadly.
Writing novels was a dream Gary carried for years before he finally sat down and started. His debut, Trace, follows a police officer who abuses his badge to prey on the people around him. His second novel, Night Windows, returns to Oklahoma with a serial predator and the one detective who has seen this kind of evil before.
When he isn't writing, Gary works in the telecommunications industry. He's at work on several new books, including more crime and law fiction as well as science fiction, with his next novel, The Passenger Seat, coming soon.
