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W. G. TUTTLE, i.e., Walter George Tuttle, Jr., is an American writer of riveting science fiction, thriller, and suspense novels and short stories that often crossover into the paranormal, supernatural, and horror.
W. G. TUTTLE, i.e., Walter George Tuttle, Jr., is an American writer of riveting science fiction, thriller, and suspense novels and short stories that often crossover into the paranormal, supernatural, and horror.
W. G. TUTTLE, i.e., Walter George Tuttle, Jr., is an American writer of riveting science fiction, thriller, and suspense novels and short stories that often crossover into the paranormal, supernatural, and horror.
W. G. TUTTLE, i.e., Walter George Tuttle, Jr., is an American writer of riveting science fiction, thriller, and suspense novels and short stories that often crossover into the paranormal, supernatural, and horror.
W. G. TUTTLE, i.e., Walter George Tuttle, Jr., is an American writer of riveting science fiction, thriller, and suspense novels and short stories that often crossover into the paranormal, supernatural, and horror.
W. G. TUTTLE, i.e., Walter George Tuttle, Jr., is an American writer of riveting science fiction, thriller, and suspense novels and short stories that often crossover into the paranormal, supernatural, and horror.
W. G. TUTTLE, i.e., Walter George Tuttle, Jr., is an American writer of riveting science fiction, thriller, and suspense novels and short stories that often crossover into the paranormal, supernatural, and horror.
Try To Sleep Book by W. G. TUTTLE Short Story Collection Compilation Science Fiction Book Thriller Book Suspense Book

Try To Sleep

Science Fiction

Thriller

Suspense

6 thrilling short stories that will assault your imagination.
Vacation's End
Standard Issue Spirits 
      Where Did THEY Come From?
Survive
Cut-Up
A Fatal Thing

Vacation's End Book by W. G. TUTTLE Science Fiction Book Thriller Book Suspense Book

Vacation's End

Ramsey walked away from a good-paying job he liked and contacted his broker to sell all of their investments.
Blaire is not herself. She cries often. Little things set her off that normally would not.
Their kids, Alanie and Will, are prohibited from watching TV or listening to the radio.
What did they not want their children to see or hear?
Why the peculiar behavior?
Why drop everything to go on vacation?

Adamah Book by W. G. TUTTLE Science Fiction Book Thriller Book Suspense Book
Where Did They Come From Book by W. G. TUTTLE Thriller Book Suspense Book

Adamah A Book of the Serpent

Before man was the Serpent.
This is a firsthand account of Adam’s beginnings, as Adam told to the Serpent in the form of Lucifer, east of the Garden of Eden after Adam and Eve’s banishment. Scribed by Lucifer in Mesopotamia, thousands of years after Adam’s death.
The Serpent witnessed them all.

Where Did They Come From?

Sorrel, a Frenchman, writes horror novels. Recording what he sees in his mind’s eye onto paper comes naturally. But with unrelenting pressure to outdo his latest work, Sorrel becomes addicted to his current manuscript.
Despite his success, negative experiences in Sorrel’s life had darkened the lens of his mind’s eye. Blackened as if coated by hell’s infernal ashes. This did not prevent him from seeing through to the other side. It only changed how he saw it.

Scranton October 1894 Book by W. G. TUTTLE Thriller Book

Scranton October 1894

Electricity came to Scranton, Pennsylvania.
Reading Railroad came to Scranton.
Irish immigrants came to Scranton.
Irish men, women, and children, who, in their skin sacks, brought their customs, traditions, and beliefs across the Atlantic to America.

Cut-Up Book by W. G. TUTTLE Science Fiction Book Thriller Book Suspense Book

Cut-Up

Rennis leans on the cracked porcelain sink in the bathroom, staring at the black form in the mirror. His wife’s dead body lay on the floor of the kitchenette. Where his kids had gotten to, he cannot remember. His hands are covered in blood.

Survive

The world in turmoil.
A city shut-down.
Dejected from not finding what he searched for, Ray stood on a sidewalk in New York City—alone. At least, he thought he was alone. Until he saw a woman across the street, staring at him.
Then, crazed, she ran toward him.

Survive Book by W. G. TUTTLE Science Fiction Book Thriller Book Suspense Book
Standard Issue Spirits Book by W. G. TUTTLE Science Fiction Book Thriller Book Suspense Book
A Fatal Thing Book by W. G. TUTTLE Science Fiction Book Thriller Book Suspense Book

Standard Issue Spirits

A scientist, Raimonds asks hard questions and is not afraid to attempt to find the answers. One question that has plagued him is whether the human soul, or spirit, is unique in each person?
 
To answer this, Raimonds must become the first person to identify and witness the soul or spirit at work within living people, then make comparisons.

A Fatal Thing

Doctor Park Gombya, a respected Molecular Virologist, had spent two weeks in Liberia, Africa, working with other scientists on another Ebola breakout in that area, and was now returning home. As his plane descended for landing at Entebbe International Airport, he looked out his passenger window. A brilliant light hovered over Uganda's Capital City, Kampala, twenty-seven miles north of the airport. It wasn't until he was on the ground that Doctor Gombya could make out what it was.

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