The Miracle Man

Selah Awards Finalist

Welcome to Paradise, a sleepy, backwater town in the mountains of Southeastern Arizona where police chief Luke Hollis is perfectly content to concentrate on nothing but issuing the occasional speeding ticket. Well that and working up the nerve to approach his dispatcher, Ruby Brooks, for a date.

When an unexplained healing occurs during a service at the Mount Moriah Pentecostal Church of God, Hollis finds his simple belief system challenged and his life changed forever. Throw in a struggling minister, a world-class grifter, and a stranger with an unbelievable story of love and redemption and the stage is set for The Miracle Man. By the time it's all over everyone involved will come face to face with a power that's greater and more wonderful than any of them could have ever imagined.

Written for the General Market (G) (I): Contains little or no; sexual dialogue or situations or strong language. May also contain content of an inspirational nature.

The Miracle Man had me from the first paragraph! The warm Arizona setting and quirky characters are a delight, and surprises roll across the pages as unpredictably as the desert wind. Buck Storm is a seasoned storyteller -- and his dialogue is a hoot!
 P.S. The prologue itself is one of the best I've read in years!
Ray Blackston
author of Flabbergasted

There is a friendly ease to Buck's writing that immediately draws the reader into the story. The rhythm and colorful imagery that so richly inhabit his craft as a song lyricist make an effortless transition here to his broader vision as a novelist.
Randy Stonehill
International Recording Artist and Gospel Music Hall of Fame Member

There are not enough superlatives to commend songwriter/author Buck Storm's debut novel, The Miracle Man. It is engaging, easy-going Americana populated with quirky characters. Heroes and villains alike are cleverly crafted, from the solid, steady sheriff to the charlatan tent preacher to an intriguing, three-dimensional supporting cast. Storm is a master at building a setting with precise details that make the reader right at home in 1950s Smalltown, U.S.A.
AFA Journal 

I know Buck Storm as a consummate singer-songwriter. I couldn't be happier and more enthusiastic to add "talented and imaginative author" to the list of things he does so well. His eye for detail, love for his characters, and a true gift for storytelling are evident on every single page of "The Miracle Man". A few pages in, you'll want to happily go where he takes you ... and you will be glad you did!  
Bob Bennett
Award Winning Recording Artist and Songwriter

This well-crafted fictional novel draws you in from the first paragraph and does not let you go until the end. All the characters are fleshed out in first rate fashion. I have not enjoyed a book like this since This Present Darkness. It is hard to believe this is Storm's first book. Good luck putting it down!
Michael Bloodgood
Founder/songwriter/bass player of BLOODGOOD and senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Redmond, WA