Lee North suffers a fifty year setback after an accident. Fifty years into his past, he's having to start his life over again. It wasn't going to turn out the way it did the first time.
She was the student to the Grand Master of the Ha'tinre, a group of magic using assassins. A madman to say the least. To prove her worth, she thought to kill a Ha'trin, their sworn enemies. But when she finds herself captured, the Ha'trin are not as she thought. Or are they?
A Swarm Cycle Story
The continuing adventure of the Tufts Family as they move into the Swarm Universe. Organic Artificial Intelligence, Tonto, continues to evolve and Ellie wows the entire extended family and the Darjee too. Many surprises in this story which is good science fiction rather than lots of sex. Superb editing by Mulligan - thanks friend.
Four Interlocking Stories of Women and their Men. When Jenny McGuire meets Tom Blanton, sparks fly, as the cliche goes. Things progress in a hurry, but there isn't a moment when they don't think it's exactly what they want.
A long, rambling tale describing the adventures of a idealistic young man and his encounters with the corporate world - or how his bank balance improved and his social life got a lot more complex. (Chapters vary in length and sexual content)
She wants his baby. He wants to get far away from her. Her crippled husband wants him to make babies while he, the husband, watches. Bad guys want to kill him, the US government would not mind if he was dead and the President of the US is an idiot. Otherwise just another day at the office.
A Waikiki PI Story
Waikiki PI Story #6. Our intrepid PI finds love and tragedy with a voluptuous and unique Punk Rock goddess. The love story is explored and then the tragedy becomes Joe's most passionate and desperate to solve. Inspired by a true story. As usual it is best to read the earlier stories in the Waikiki PI Universe to understand the characters.
A Widows Story PutP is the first of three stories in the Widows series. The other stories are 'Electives' and 'Distribution.' All three stories contain at least one character who is a widow, and there is a central theme dealing with life, love, death, and greed.