One internationally acclaimed author, eleven award-winning books, with many more on the way. Rene Fomby’s stories have captured the imagination of readers from 9 to 99, woven throughout with rich details and characters only an author with real-world experience in journalism, the PC revolution, pharmaceuticals, healthcare computing, the re-coding of our nation’s next-generation weapons systems, and, finally, a late-stage career in criminal and civil rights law that includes a 9-0 win at SCOTUS in a 4th Amendment case the New York Times deemed “one of the top three cases on the 2025 docket” could tell.
Whatever your age or interests, Rene has something special that will captivate and inform you, and keep you coming back for more. Enjoy!
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Moose McGillicutty, Secret Agent.
Saving the world, one bone at a time
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Starting a career as a small town criminal attorney would be tough enough, but as a widowed mother with no income and very little in the bank, Samantha Tulley is in over her head. From court appointed clients who never show up for court to pro bono clients with seemingly unwinnable cases, every day is a new struggle to figure out the criminal justice system. And then suddenly the system turns against her, and Sam and her daughter are left running for their lives. Torn from the author’s own real-life case files, his award-winning debut novel Resumed Innocent offers a revealing and gripping inside look at how our fractured justice system serves to punish the innocent and reward the wicked. And for the poor there simply is no justice at all. Click on a book below or click here to take a deeper look. _______________________________________________________________________________________
Disgraced former FBI agent Gavin Larson has a new job, a shadowy role presumably sanctioned by naval intelligence. But his first official assignment has nothing to do with the navy — it’s a missing persons report from a small yacht in Cozumel, Mexico. Normally, something you’d leave to the locals to sort out. But turns out, the missing woman is his boss’ goddaughter. So in the end it’s a favor for the boss. And you know how those always work out. Armed with almost no official government status and pestered by Mexican Federales every step of the way, Gavin must uncover who killed the young woman, and why — before he becomes the killer’s latest victim. Click on a book below or click here to take a deeper look. _______________________________________________________________________________________
Back in their glory days at Google, moving to Austin and launching a video game company seemed like such a great idea for Marc and Dave. With Marc’s marketing expertise and Dave’s experience in coding and simulations, the Dronewars video game just couldn’t miss. But now the stark divide between concept and reality is finally hitting home, and their rapidly shrinking bank balance has them counting the days until they have to shut down their dreams for good. Even worse, the key piece of software they need to make their game work is now controlled by a defense contractor, a company that’s willing to hand over the code — for a price. Marc and Dave are more than willing to sell their souls for it. But they don’t realize it’s a price that suddenly thrusts them unwittingly right into the heart of the most dangerous game of all — the game of war. TGOW is a slow burning Hitchcockian thriller that draws heavily from the author’s own experience as a defense contractor writing code for many of our country’s most critical weapons systems. And what it reveals about our future is all too real indeed.
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Samantha Tulley, Criminal Attorney. Mom.
Gavin Larson, Naval Intelligence.
The Game of War.
