Sean Cordry

Lost civilizations, the paranormal, earthy magic (not your boy-wizard's spells), and realistic action stories have always grabbed my attention.  Ancient mysteries are especially fascinating to me: What happened to them? How did they do what they did?

It's a real kick for me to try to imagine what might have happened. I call this, "true mystery, fake history."

Kokopelli's Thunder is the first in series of books. In each volume, I'll re-imagine what might have happened to a particular group of people, pulling in unusual and novel elements to weave a tight, sophisticated action-adventure story. And, like Kokopelli's Thunder, there will be two timelines for each book such that the reader needs both "threads" of the story to find out what's going on.

My wife and I own a martial arts studio, teaching Taekwondo and leadership skills to kids. We have two grown children and live in beautiful East Tennessee with three dogs -- one of each size (large, medium and small), and a decrepit cat who almost qualifies as an antique.