Kirk S. Jockell

Kirk Jockell is an American writer and the creator of the "Nigel Logan Action Series" and all the crazy characters included. Influenced by the likes of Randy Wayne White, Carl Hiaasen, John D. MacDonald, Tim Dorsey, and Elmore Leonard, Jockell's books are both fun and dark. They are full of Bad Guys, Good Guys, and Shenanigans. Though all Jockell's the books are part of the "Nigel Logan Action Series," the first three books are a series within a series titled "Tales from Stool 17." Volume one is "Finding Port St. Joe." Volume two is "Trouble in Tate’s Hell." The last book is "Dark Days of Judgment." The others are standalone Logan books with "Tough Enough" being a prequel to it all, a glance into Logan's childhood formative years. When not writing, he enjoys sailing, reading, sailing, playing his guitar, sailing, the beach, sailing, fishing, sailing, and throwing his cast net for mullet. Oh... and he enjoys running the beaches in his 1987 Ford Bronco. He hails from the small, coastal town of Port St. Joe, Florida, but splits his time up around Georgia’s Lake Lanier because he just loves driving through Atlanta. He is married to his lovely wife of 35+ years, Joy. They live with the best dog ever, Nate, and a bottle of Jim Beam. Join his mailing list at www.kirkjockell.com and grab a complimentary copy of his novella, "The Cuban." You can also find him on the Book of Faces at www.facebook.com/kirk.jockell/ and Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/kirkjockell/