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  I don't expect you to agree.
  I don't even expect you to understand.
  
  (borrowed with permission from AG)

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• Attack of the Tinkers, and Other Hidden Village Stories

  
  This is a collection of short stories based around the concepts in The Hidden Village, an (as-yet) imaginary game for city dwellers to play in their off hours -- at lunch or happy hour, or as they wander the city streets. The participants join a guild and compete with one another for members, points and territory. But there’s a secret purpose to the game that the players don’t know about. Get it now on Smashwords or on the Kindle.

• The World Next Door, Volume 1

  
  
  This paperback edition includes The Hidden Village and The Underground Escape. Paperback on Create Space: $9.95
  Paperback on Amazon: $9.95

• The Underground Escape

  
  
  (Yes, that's a new cover.)
  The hi-tech gamer clan has become the mortal enemy of the elf clan, and the first elf war begins in The Underground Escape -- the exciting sequel to The Hidden Village. Geof Franklin and Jennifer King have become entangled in clan business and find themselves right in the middle of a deadly conflict. Loyalties are tested and alliances are formed as other clans take sides
  Kindle: $2.99

• The Hidden Village

  
  
  Geof Franklin gets the late-night phone call every parent dreads and discovers that his son has been missing for weeks. As he relentlessly searches for his only son, he gets pulled into the orbit of a cult-like sub-culture of clans that live by their own rules and think nothing of killing anyone who stands in their way.
  Kindle: $2.99

• The Intruder

  
  
  Jeremy Mitchell is a refugee from a separatist, anti-technology community who is a fish out of water in the high-tech society of the 21st century. He recklessly plunges himself into his new environment and finds himself caught in a confusing web of technology and intrigue. Powerful forces try to make him a pawn in a contest between rival intelligence organizations, but he doesn't play along with their game and makes his own rules. His loyalties are tested by a budding love affair with a young college student, who, along with her computer geek girlfriend, are unintentionally pulled into the conflict.
  Paperback: $9.99
  Kindle: $2.99

• Escape to Mars

  
  
  Billy Chen and Amber Harris are two 10-year olds who, along with their parents, steal a ride on a souped-up, expanded version of the space shuttle to avoid the impending destruction of Earth.
  Paperback: $9.99
  Kindle: $2.99
  Here are some reviews:
  • Escape to Mars - An exciting space novel for young readers
  • A review by Busy Mom
  • Review: Escape To Mars By Greg Krehbiel
  • Book Review: Escape To Mars By Greg Krehbiel

• Does God Exist?

  
  
  This was going to be a long blog post, but it got out of hand, so I made it into a small book. It's a review of the Hitchens v. Craig debate on the existence of God.
  Paperback: $5.99
  Kindle: $0.99

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• Crowhill

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  • The System of Dr. Rooster and Mr. Crowhill

• Doesn't fit anywhere else

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• Krehbiel blogs

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• Pages

  • A New Year’s Dream
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