Diogenes Ruiz

Diogenes Ruiz is a fiction writer whose stories are compelling. He merges suspense, mystery, and fantasy creating interesting characters in situations that stretch your imagination. His use of humor, combined with the tempo and pace of his writing, create highly effective page turners.

After multiple careers including architecture, marketing, and as staff at a large church in North Carolina, Diogenes draws from his eclectic background, interesting characters, and situations that exploit the wonderful dysfunctionality of friends and family.

His debut novel, "A Rabbit's Tale An Easter Story" received the 2015 Global eBook Gold Medal Award in the category of Christian fiction and recently received the 2016 Reader's Favorite Bronze Medal in the category of Tall Tales. In spite of the title, A Rabbit's Tale is not for young children. It is suitable for ages 13+.

His second book, "Persistent Evil," is a standalone novel that picks up where "A Rabbit's Tale" ends. It was inspired by a body building priest at his parish. "Once you see a picture of your priest in a speedo, Sunday Mass will never be the same." Fr. Oliver is the protagonist in this engrossing thriller.

His third book, "The Francis Conspiracy," is currently in the works and is a continuation of Fr. Oliver's fight against incredible evil.

If you are looking for something truly different, take the plunge and discover this author. His writing crosses genres seamlessly, creating stories that are entertaining and thought-provoking.