Fiction Stories

A story in the Angels Universe
Adrian Grobler’s SANParks contract in the Kruger National Park began with a mission to stop poaching. But when a devastating cyclone brings catastrophic flooding to the north-east, Adrian and his sidekick "Wolfie" shift from law enforcement to a desperate rescue mode. Little did Adrian know that pulling TV presenter Kaitlyn Fourie from the mud and raging currents would forever alter his flight path.

A young man is transported to a new world as the Dark Lord, witness his rise from an ordinary college student to a being capable of causing the greatest evil.

This book in the series deals with a busy six weeks at the end of 1987, covering the end of Andrew's first term as well as the holidays.

After an unexpected night of passion with her best friend, Amara is worried about losing his friendship. However, when an attempt to clear the air leads to a repeat performance, the two discover that she's actually a succubus! Together, they'll have to navigate her slow transformation from mundane college student to sex-craved demonic horror.

A Story in the El of a Way To Go Universe
Oh my, this looks interesting.... BTW: If you haven't read: "El No, We Wont Go" or "El of a Thing", read them first! This is the continuing saga of our intrepid band of Chicago Mages and their expanding group of friends.

Hero of the realm Merko Hunsen marries the beautiful Vinda, and purchases a house slave girl for her. But his domestic bliss slowly turns badly awry.

A The Chronicles of Dan Hayward Story
On this day, Dan and the family have a final visit with his son, Kevin, and his family. Leslie joins Dan to meet Joan and Janet in the hotel lounge.

Set in the 1950's, young shaman Graydon Williams and friends are caught up in a massive corporate land-grab scheme that threatens their entire way of life. Corrupt government officials, interstate conspiracies, blackmail, vicious IRS attacks, and kidnapping are unleashed against Graydon and his small mountain valley. This is a follow-on to "Pasayten Pete," involving the original cast and more. Readers are advised to read "Pasayten Pete" to understand the origins. / (Reviews)