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Kreig still resides in Northeast Ohio (as he refers to it: “…snow-high-o…but what
can you expect from a state that begins and ends with a zero?”), enjoys spending time with his adult children and teenage
grandson, and now fills his leisure time with the many hobbies he pursues…while, of course, continuing to write the
novels his fans have come to anticipate.” Kreig W. Vens is the author of Prosecuted Innocence;
Trail of Bodies, Tears of Blood;
and, Shawdow of the River.
According to the book description of
Trail of Bodies, “Reese Daniels holds the reins of a Fortune 500 corporation, the deed to
a 15,000 acre ranch, and the FBI’s interest as a serial killer, Shadow Man.”
One reader of Trail of Bodies
said it “has twists and turns that keeps the reader from putting it down. The complex relationships of the characters,
the depth of the characters, and Kreig's ability to take the controversial notion of whether vigilante murder can be to the
benefit of society, leads the reader to a point of no return. Kreig pulls what we believe is wrong and twists it to what just
might be right. A great follow-up to Prosecuted Innocence, and yet a strong start to a novel-writing career.”
According to the book description of
Prosecuted Innocence, “Trystin Brock is a gifted swimmer who has everything going for him.
The first sophomore ever appointed as Captain of Lincoln Memorial High School's swim team, with a girlfriend in college, he
was the envy of his classmates. What could possibly go wrong? Twenty-eight years in a maximum-security prison, that's what
went wrong! A prosecutor with an agenda, a narcissistic judge, and corrupt politicians circumvent "Innocent until proven
guilty" forcing Trystin into a legal-political quagmire, where he fights for his freedom, his sanity, and his life.” According to the book description of
Tears of Blood, “Spring came early to the rugged Oklahoma Territories in the mid-1870s. After
finishing his chores, Sam Heateson sets out with his younger brother, Joshua, in search of an enormous buck he had been trailing
for weeks. Shortly after they enter the wild hinterland of southern Oklahoma’s Red River region, the boys find themselves
captured by a band of renegade Comanche Indians. Sam offers himself—a sacrifice—in exchange for the release of
his brother. He’s taken to the Indians’ village for execution, where Sam faces impending death with such bravery
the tribe’s chieftain, Kwanahshee, intervenes and adopts him as his son, taking him under his wing and teaching him
the way of a Comanche warrior, which sets off a chain of events that forever changes both their lives…and possibly
history.”
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According to the book description of
Shadow of the River,
"Carlos Sanchez’s human trafficking
organization operates with impunity
until infiltrated by an undercover
cop. He orders outlaw biker Rock
Matthias to bring in the head of “…the
Trojan horse galloping unbridled
through my casino…”
State police captain Zane Chance, deep
undercover far too long, has lost his
moral compass. Recklessly
self-destructive, battling a growing
alcohol problem, Chance’s paranoia and
fear of discovery pushes him violently
out of control and jeopardizes the
mission.
Attorney General Howard Nusdan
oversees the undercover operation and
utilizes it as a steppingstone to
become West Virginia’s first
African-American governor, regardless
of the toll on his covert agent’s
emotional stability.
Lance Keller’s—a natural born
loser—goal is to win the annual
demolition derby. When it goes up in
smoke he slips over the edge and plots
revenge.
Angst-driven teenage arsonist Denny
Chambers spends his summer vacation
looking for the next party; while
local cop James Earl Southworth, whose
career ambitions are loftier than
policing Chester, West Virginia,
becomes a pawn of the ambitious
attorney general; “Stevie” Levrone,
lesbian bodybuilder rules Stevie’s
Waterfront Tavern with an iron fist
and finds herself attracted to Rock
Matthias; rookie state trooper Skylar
Heck struggles with complacency and
corruption in Chester, West Virginia,
and questions his career choice…
The players come together for an
explosive conclusion during the end of
summer Chester Days Street Festival
parade in."
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