Fiction Stories

A Lord Bent's Manor Story
The second novel in the world of Lord Peter Bentencourt, an earth born magic user now living on the magical world of Kreven. Volume two continues after the events of the first novel, Fire and Ice. Beware, the ethics of Kreven are unlike those of Earth. Also, book one has a map of the Mirror Lake region.

An Organisation Story
Part of the The Organisation versus the Association universe
A story in the Organisation Universe, This follows Veronica Coleman's part in the Organisation and her subsequent life after George Douglas Please note this is an action story, there is little sexual content, although it is mentioned. - updated 28th October 2007

Five years ago, his wife was brutally murdered. A smile from under the brim of a hat. And he's transported back to that day. Has he found one of the men who burned his life to the ground?

On the hunt for the mysterious crimelord 'Le Français,' Detective Sinead Connors meets financial wizz Marc Fornier. When she needs his help in her investigation, Marc decides that she can pay him back through a little game...

Trapped in a Buffalo blizzard, Andi Roberts and her daughters were doomed unless someone came to save them. At the same time, Paul Jarecki sat alone in his cabin, wondering why he continued to cling to his solitary life. A panicked call to 911 set in motion a rescue, which became a romance, which became a love that neither Andi nor Paul could comprehend. Is it a dying dream or is it real? Book Two is now also available at Bookapy.

Established Criminal Defense Lawyer. Powerful Clients. Hot Secretary. Stephen has it all... other than a partner. When he stumbles across his childhood best friend working as a Camgirl halfway across the world, things quickly start to get complicated...

A city boy returns to his hometown to find out what he's missed. Please note that when it comes to the dialogue, you'll see a lot of words that are deliberately misspelled and some speech that isn't grammatically correct. This is my way of representing the regional dialect of the main character's hometown in southwestern Pennsylvania.

Peg has been dancing around holes her whole life, and not those in the sidewalk she plays on. Faced with danger, she ventures inside the very thing she fears most, discovering complexities she can't comprehend. As the dangers mount, and her home becomes unsafe, will the holes in her life make her whole, provide an escape, or consume everything? Are they a blessing, a curse, or a sign of imminent mental illness?