West of Nowhere
Jake's no hero — but he's got great taste in women who are.
The country has gone dark. Texas has broken away. But the war is only a distraction. As power players stake their claims, something older and far stranger is moving beneath the surface — something no one could prepare for. Lovers Jake and Lys are caught in the subterfuge. As cities and scoundrels topple, Jake barrels west, chasing answers into a world where past and future collide — and where the real war hasn't even begun.
West of Nowhere is the high velocity opening to a larger story: lean, volatile, and unfinished by design. This first book drops readers into a collapsing world and doesn't stop to explain everything — because judgment waits, and it will not be simple. The mystery deepens, the relationships evolve, and the true shape of the conflict only begins to reveal itself as the series unfolds — the prologue to an epic modern western with dystopian and post-apocalyptic edges.
For readers of Stephen King (The Dark Tower), Cormac McCarthy (No Country for Old Men/The Road), and for fans of The Last of Us. West of Nowhere is a story of momentum, obsession, and survival — where flirtation masks danger, encounters leave scars, and love and vengeance walk the same road.
Read next: The Westerners: An Aether Gun Story, the prequel novella that reveals a glimpse behind the mountain.
Book One
The Aether Gun – Ashes & Desire
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The Westerners
In the West, even silence has a cost.
In the shadow of the Davis Mountains, fifteen-year-old Emory Cade’s quiet life is shattered when her brother vanishes as the Texas National Army is taking over the town. What begins as a desperate search for family leads Emory into a world of secrets buried beneath the desert stone — where soldiers guard a strange machine and rumors of something called Aether run like wildfire.
Drawn in by a woman who seems to know more than she says, Emory discovers that her bond with her brother is only the beginning of what ties her to the struggle. As reality begins to blur and the lines between truth and illusion bend, Emory must decide who she can trust — and how much of herself she’s willing to risk.
The Westerners is a story of family, survival, and the spark of rebellion in a land where silence is dangerous, and even the stars seem to hold their breath.
Praise for The Westerners:
"The characters just jump off the page!” — Amazon reviewer, 5★
“So real, I almost wonder if the author knows something we don’t!” — Amazon reviewer, 5★
"A story so compelling that it deserves a close examination!" — Amazon reviewer, 4★
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The Daisy Chain – Revised & Expanded
A great country for men and dogs, but hell on women and horses. — Old Texas Proverb
In the 1890s Texas Hill Country, the town of Medea is ruled by scoundrels and bound by secrets. At its center stands Dannah Marshall — fierce, unyielding, determined to protect her family’s ranch even as everything around her begins to collapse.
Henry Edwards, a ruthless businessman, fights to hold his own family together while tightening his grip on Medea. Dannah’s defiance makes her his perfect target. But when her struggle draws in Cole Edwards — Henry’s eldest son and her childhood friend — their long-standing bond sparks both tenderness and betrayal, setting fire to a chain of events no one can contain.
The Daisy Chain is a powerful tale of land, legacy, and the cost of survival. Revised and expanded, this edition deepens relationships, sharpens conflicts, and delivers a haunting resolution that lingers long after the last page.
Perfect for readers of Larry McMurtry (Lonesome Dove), Thomas Savage (The Power of the Dog), Philipp Meyer (The Son), and fans of Taylor Sheridan (1883) — those who crave Western historical fiction steeped in atmosphere, grit, and unforgettable characters.
Praise for The Daisy Chain
“The narrative effectively conjures the danger and wildness of the Texas frontier, and the milieu is further brought to life with thick layers of period detail. Some figures initially feel like stock characters, but Goros develops them with enthusiasm. A skilled handling of flashbacks, and a blending of time periods, creates a poignant sense of family history… The novel explores the boundaries of safety and freedom for an independent woman on the Western frontier… A tragic tale of hardscrabble Texas settlers for fans of historical tearjerkers.” — Kirkus Reviews
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The Medea County Register