C. C. Phillips
C. C. Phillips
Welcome to the home page of Canadian author, C.C. Phillips. Here, you can discover links to all sixteen of Phillips' published works including his latest release, The Broken Buckle, third in C.C. Phillips' Jesse Sterling 1950's series.
C.C. Phillips is currently working on a poetry compilation featuring his complete works compiled over thirty years of writing with such epic verse as 'Lady of the Cosmos', 'Emmeline' and 'The Sequel of Sam McGee.'
NOW AVAILABLE! 'The Broken Buckle', the latest of C.C. Phillips' Jesse Sterling adventure series. Available at local bookstores, libraries, Amazon, CreateSpace and in Kindle and Gumroad formats. Click on the links for your copy of this engaging prairie adventure!
Jesse Sterling returns soon in 'The Broken Buckle' - C. C. Phillips' latest offering of prairie adventure. The discovery of a woolly mammoth in his father's rye field is just a prelude to a series of events that keep Jesse and his adopted brother, Brew, involved in an incredible adventure. In the final editing stages, the book will be released in early 2018.
Jeffery the Magic Jack o' Lantern promotion was a great success. Thanks to everyone who enjoyed the free ebook or purchased the print copy!
Check out new poetry in the Poetry section! More to come.
'Preston Diamond in: Death Stocked the Land is now available in print and eBook form. Trouble, on a large scale, is brewing out in Montana Territory. Indians, settlers, trappers and frontiersmen fear to cross the ancient Old North Trail. No traffic is arriving from the west on the Mullen Wagon Road. War parties, wagon trains and mountain men who dared to trespass have vanished. Fort Benton is chock-full of folks who believe the rumours of 'Bad Medicine'. Many of these hardy adventurers have already caught a riverboat back to civilization. A petition demanding an investigation has reached the White House. Preston Diamond has been assigned the task of either discovering or dispelling the source of the outlandish tales. President Ulysses Grant's rather vague “somewhere near the headwaters of the Missouri” doesn't give Diamond a whole lot to go on. Bad medicine, bad whiskey and a hatful of bad hombres await his arrival.
'Echoes of the Equinox' is available in print. Jesse Sterling returns in this exciting discovery of a mammoth skeleton in his own back forty. Complications arise when the autumn equinox is reversed and summer returns.
