Dan Santos

Best known for Letters from Blitz, the fictional account of a beloved dog’s arrival at the Rainbow Bridge, Dan Santos is passionate about entertaining readers with fast-paced suspense and surprising plot twists.

His three-book trilogy Insurrection tells the story of the men and women who resisted and rebelled against the first American dictator.

Appalachian Command, the first book of the trilogy, sets the scene for the series with a catastrophic terrorist attack that destroys our government and kills off the entire presidential line of succession. It has been compared to the blockbuster TV series Designated Survivor, but it was published three years before the show premiered. The book is all action, while the show highlights political dynamics.

Mile-High Blood and Tiger Legion continued and closed the Insurrection series, capturing the reader’s imagination with their fast-paced realism and surprising endings. The insurrection was so shocking that it took the US government over three months to allow its publication, a legal requirement because Dan had held some of the US's highest security clearances.

Letters from Blitz is a sentimental novella about Dan’s faithful Weimaraner dog. Amazon recognized it as a three-category bestseller. Readers wrote that it made them cry and laugh simultaneously, evoking memories of their own dogs' antics. They applauded Blitz’s chutzpah in persuading heavenly powers to better the lot of those who waited to reunite with their earthly families, and giving hope to those who did not have human families to greet at the Rainbow Bridge.

Coming Soon! The mob puts a hit on a boy and his dog who witnessed the killing of a gangster hiding in the Witness Protection Program. Witness Protection Program protectee.