The Hannah Constantine Mysteries

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Where the Realism Comes From

Before writing crime fiction, Mace Storm served in the military and spent years in uniform on the other side of the tape, in law enforcement and emergency medical services, with hands-on experience around working K-9s. The procedures in these books, how a scene is walked, how a chain of custody survives, how a dog reads a room before the humans do, come from that world.

It is why Apollo behaves like a working dog and not a movie prop, why Hannah’s cases turn on paperwork and patience as often as pursuit, and why the villains are frightening for what they understand about people rather than what they carry.

Beyond the Fiction

Beyond the Hannah Constantine series, you’ll also find articles on artificial intelligence, publishing, and technology. There are also a few personal pages if you’re curious about the person behind the books. My goal is simple: explain complex topics in plain language without unnecessary jargon.