Christopher Chagnon was born February 19, 1951, in Bad Axe, Michigan. He has written two best selling novels, The Dregs of Presque Isle and The Ghosts of Presque. The Soldiers of Presque Isle is book three of, The Chandlerville Chronicles trilogy. He is an award-winning short story writer and photographer living with Nannette, his wife of forty-five years, in Presque Isle County, near Onaway, Michigan. He manages time to hunt, fish, and play guitar or drums in a rock and roll band when he is not working on a new novel, short story or image.

The Soldiers Of Presque Isle (The Chandlerville Chronicles)

Literature & Fiction

Chagnon, Christopher

Action & Adventure

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

In 1963, the pleasant northern Michigan town of Chandlerville wasn’t all that it seemed. A vile group of teenagers, known as the Frenchtown Gang, lurked about doing harm to its citizens until the Cosette brothers, and their Fort Gang challenged them to a winner take all, good versus evil brawl downtown, pitting knives and chains against handmade bows and cattail arrows for control of the streets.

The Dregs of Presque Isle (The Chandlerville Chronicles)

<p>When the Cosette family moved into the old Maloney house they didn’t know what secrets were held inside, pent up on purpose for thirty-five years. Chris Cosette’s discovery of Liam Maloney’s diary in the attic leads him on a frightening voyage of revelation and terror of Presque Isle County’s dark past.</p>

The Ghosts of Presque Isle (The Chandlerville Chronicles)

Genre Fiction

Chandlerville was a pleasant northern Michigan town in 1963... or was it? Three teenage brothers, sons of the local mortician, spend an adventurous summer picking up dead bodies, serving as altar boys, camping in the wilderness... and discovering a case of dynamite which changed the town's 4th of July celebration forever. A red shirt hangs from the four-story wall of the Ruins. Capturing it is the supreme prize... but one boy pays the ultimate price. At summer's end, a war between the Fort Boys and their rivals, the Frenchtown Gang pits knives and chains against homemade bows and arrow... Can the boys defend and conquer the day, or will they become doomed to the embalming table?

The Dregs of Presque Isle

Grey Wolfe Publishing, LLC

<p>A thrilling story of illegal whiskey running, corruption, prostitution, and revenge. The journey of a young girl wanting to be a stage star in the 1920s is seduced by a Detroit gangster who takes her on a destructive path to perdition.</p>

The Runners

Dramas & Plays