Order of Shawn Inmon Books

Shawn Inmon is an American author of multiple genres. He writes the Alex Hawk series and the Middle Falls Time Travel series. Aside from writing, Shawn has worked as a salesman, business consultant, video store manager, morning DJ, and real estate agent/broker. In 2016, he decided that all of his life experience together would make for a great novelist, and never regretted a thing.

Shawn Inmon made his debut as an author in 2012 with Feels Like the First Time, which is a romance novel he based on his real-life. Below is a list of Shawn Inmon’s books in order of when they were originally published:

Publication Order of Alex Hawk Books

Publication Order of Arden Flux Books

Publication Order of Arkana Sword and Sorcery Adventure Books

Publication Order of The Chronicles of Altor Books

Publication Order of Lost Eden Books

Publication Order of Middle Falls Time Travel Books

(with Tyler Aston)

Publication Order of Second Chance Love Story Books

Publication Order of True Love Story Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Publication Order of Collections

Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books

Publication Order of The Cheviot Hills Time Travel Books

(with Kirsten McKenzie)

Publication Order of Anthologies

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Shawn Inmon Synopses: Rock ‘n Roll Heaven by Shawn Inmon is a standalone novel. Jimmy ‘Guitar’ Velvet isn’t even a has-been; he’s a never-was. After a short trip to the bottom of a river, Jimmy is about to undertake the adventure of a lifetime. The celestial bureaucracy ships him to Rock ‘n Roll Heaven, where he meets the true icons of rock ‘n roll—and learns that even ‘heaven’ is relative. But, what impact can a small-timer like Jimmy make on the biggest stage in the universe?

Death by Podcast is a standalone novel by Shawn Inmom. When 26-year-old artist Cassidy Jameson disappears from the fog-covered town of Harbor’s End, Maine, the only evidence left behind is a pool of blood at an abandoned boathouse. With no body and no explanation, Cassidy’s disappearance quickly becomes a mystery filled with rumors, speculation, and opportunity.

True-crime podcaster Amelia Walsh sees the case as the chance she has been waiting for. Desperate to grow her audience, she turns Cassidy’s disappearance into the centerpiece of *Whispers in the Dark*, crafting a story filled with suspense, drama, and the kind of details designed to attract attention.

But as Amelia pushes the boundaries between investigation and entertainment, the story begins to take on a life of its own.

Someone is listening.

A serial killer mentioned on the podcast steps out of the shadows, drawn by the attention and eager to become part of the story. With a hunger for both recognition and violence, he sets his sights on Harbor’s End and threatens to turn the town into his next hunting ground.

As the search for Cassidy collides with a new wave of terror, Amelia must confront the consequences of turning a tragedy into a spectacle. The podcast was meant to uncover a mystery, but it may have awakened something far more dangerous.

Chad Stinson Goes for a Walk is a short story by Shawn Inmon. After seeing unflattering photos from his 49th birthday celebration, Chad Stinson is forced to confront something he has been trying to ignore. His weight has become impossible to overlook, and he decides it is time to make a change.

Hoping technology can provide the motivation and discipline he has always lacked, Chad orders an Azuul ExerTracker from Amazon. At first, the device seems like the perfect solution, pushing him to be healthier and more active.

But Chad soon realizes the tracker is not just monitoring his steps.

It wants more.

What begins as a simple attempt at self-improvement becomes a disturbing journey into obsession and control as Chad discovers that some technology demands a price far beyond commitment.