The Boat Man
Detective Reed Mattox, just three months removed from the death of his partner, has turned invisibility into an art form.
Cover Fire
If anybody can keep the girl tucked away and safe long enough for the DEA to investigate, it has to be him.
Spare Change
It was supposed to have been a celebration. A chance to celebrate the culmination of ten long years. Little does he know that waiting there for him is an eventuality far worse than anything he ever encountered in the military…
The Exchange
Battered physically and psychologically in the wake of a horrific car accident, Erika Wernick takes a leave from her post as a reporter at the Seattle Times to return home to Big Bear Lake to recover.
Mystery Writers of America and International Thriller Writers, Inc.
Dustin Stevens
My first reiteration of this website didn't have anything resembling this section, something that was pointed out to me by every single person I asked to take a look at it. I'm still not entirely in love with the idea of having it, but the folks I sought out for opinions are all well-read, well-versed individuals and if they all sit in agreement, there must be something to it. That being said, I still won't bore anyone with a laundry list of my life, but will push forward in my own slightly askew style.
Love all of Mr. Stevens' books. Doesn't matter if “who done it” or small town hero makes good. He is a great story teller & you always finish his books with a smile or a I'll be darn ending.
– Patricia Crook
I have read numerous books by Mr. Stevens and have enjoyed them all. I find his writing to be entertaining and enlightening. He always explains the bases of where his writing comes from, I have found all his books delightful, this open being no exception.
– Montie Leach
Dustin Stevens characters always make his stories interesting. They are normal people trying to make the most of their lives, dealing with the same problems we all face. Struggling with our own doubts about ourselves.

















