R. M. Spears

Everything is fine. It just doesn’t look like it. Dan has a plan. He just hasn’t started it yet. After a series of completely reasonable decisions—losing his job, his marriage, and most of his stability—Dan finds himself in a temporary situation. One that is, by all accounts, under control.

A book of dark poems written by R.M. Spears in times of despair and sadness. Sadness and darkness are natural cousins....

In The Big Lie, R.M. Spears takes a clear, fact-based look at how modern government actually operates—not through conspiracy, but through incentives, access, and influence that shape decisions behind the scenes.

This book was written over the course of years of love, heartbreak, and life in general. Powerful poems that will touch your heart....

In the kudzu-choked ruins of Music City, the loud rule with fire and fear. The clever ones still listen.

The story of "The Forgotten" unfolds in a mysterious and secluded town shrouded in darkness and secrecy. At its center lies a cursed house, long abandoned and feared by the townsfolk, harboring secrets and horrors from the past.

"Echoes of Love" is a tale that unfolds amidst the serene backdrop of the picturesque town of Willowbrook, where the paths of two souls, Emily and Daniel, intersect in a chance encounter.

Larry Fumble is the kind of man who trips over wireless internet. From the moment he was born during a power outage (caused by a squirrel, obviously), Larry’s life has been a nonstop parade of accidents, awkward encounters, and full-scale flaming disasters—sometimes literally.

In the rugged and beautiful mountains of Oregon, Ron Spears, a war veteran seeking peace and purpose, builds a life as a gold miner. For thirty years, he lives a solitary existence on his claim, wrestling with the ghosts of his past and the relentless pursuit of gold.

The Miner’s Wife follows the life of Virginia Hopper Spears, a strong and determined woman living in early 20th-century Illinois.