Gregrey F. Lind
Gregrey F. Lind is the author of books that blend history, folklore, military intrigue, and enduring mysteries. Through meticulous research and compelling storytelling, he invites readers to explore the extraordinary people, places, and legends that continue to fascinate and inspire.
Wapsi Willie...The Legend
Uncover the terrifying reality behind an Eastern Iowa cryptid legend when a grandfather's classified research files unlock a dormant, multi-generational frequency in his grandson's mind.
Project Center Lane: The Story of a Remote Viewer
Step inside the NSA's windowless vaults and the inner sanctum of psychic espionage, where a Cold War signals intelligence specialist learns to tune out the static of physics to intercept the world’s most classified secrets.
Our Curse to Keep
Journey from the sun-drenched tombs of the 18th Dynasty to the humid banks of the American Midwest as a missing scarab ring unleashes a centuries-old shadow, proving that some ancient seals can never truly be closed.
The Island of Lost Souls
Discover the terrifying boundary where imagination meets reality on a Georgia lake, where a soldier’s casual campfire ghost stories awaken a landscape that has been waiting to speak back.
About the Author
Gregrey F. Lind is an author, researcher, and retired professional whose work seamlessly bridges the gap between meticulous technical analysis and deeply engaging narrative storytelling. Drawing from a diverse and structured background, Greg crafts compelling books that explore regional folklore, historical mysteries, and complex operations.
Raised with a deep appreciation for the oral histories and traditions of the Midwest, Greg developed an analytical mindset early in life. This calculating approach served him well during his distinguished career in the United States Army, where he specialized as a Signals Intelligence Specialist and Electronics Maintenance Chief. Following decades of dedicated service, he retired from the military in 1998, leaving behind a legacy of discipline and precision.
After his military retirement, Greg transitioned into the private sector, applying his leadership and technical expertise to the rapidly evolving telecommunications industry. He earned a Master of Business Administration (MBA), further sharpening his strategic and operational acumen. As an Engineering Field Manager, he successfully oversaw cellular network maintenance across a massive eight-state region for a major national carrier, managing complex infrastructure and high-stakes technical environments before his recent retirement.
Today, Greg channels his investigative nature and methodical mind into historical research and creative writing. His books blend rigorous factual investigation with vivid prose, capturing the imagination of readers looking for both depth and drama.
Much of his inspiration for storytelling can be traced back to his grandmother, Flora, whose rich oral histories instilled in him a lifelong passion for preserving the past.
At the heart of Greg’s life is his family. He is happily married, the proud father of two adult children, and a grandfather to five grandchildren. Together with his wife, he shares a deep love for travel, constantly seeking out new adventures and exploring new horizons. An active outdoorsman, Greg is happiest when he is outside, especially when he is surrounded by friends and family around a campfire, spinning great yarns and keeping the tradition of a well-told story alive.
He resides in Eastern Iowa, where he remains dedicated to his family, his research, and the preservation of regional history.