William Shore, a transplanted Easterner from Pennsylvania and Maryland, is a psychologist at a treatment center in Rio Rancho, New Mexico. Soon after moving to a state with a rich history and colorful present, he picked up a pen to pursue a dream of writing fiction. Bill is particularly interested in portraying the seamy side of New Mexican culture, including human trafficking and urban crime. This is his third novel. Besides writing full length works, he has created short stories on a wide range of topics. William Shore, a transplanted Easterner from Pennsylvania and Maryland, is a psychologist at a treatment center in Rio Rancho, New Mexico. Soon after moving to a state with a rich history and colorful present, he picked up a pen to pursue a dream of writing fiction. Bill is particularly interested in portraying the seamy side of New Mexican culture, including human trafficking and urban crime. This is his third novel. Besides writing full length works, he has created short stories on a wide range of topics.