Fiction

Eric the Earthworm is written and illustrated to demonstrate how little thoughts of wonder and amazement at the abilities of others can sometimes turn into feelings of envy

“It’s never the happy times that define us. It’s the tragedies that leave a mark.” Those are the words that draw Xan Brooks, a young Georgetown psychologist, into Kate Alston’s world.

This is a tale a very Scottish tale, full of chills, thrills, mystery, whisky, and suspense.
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Four men are on a mission, to fulfill a last request and scatter the ashes of their friend on a mountain.

Successful, lucky in love, taking the world by storm?…..not quite. Portia Delaney is down on her luck, disgruntled in a dead end, mind- numbing career with little prospects and is not even close to finding a stimulating romance to take her mind off her lack-luster situation.

It is 1940 on a remote ranch in Texas. The space aliens known as the Grays in UFO literature are collecting fauna and flora for experimentation and profit, when they come upon a stray chicken.

In the second volume in the Delos series, things were looking good for the new Delian League when an invitation for a state visit came in from Eirene – rich, strategically vital and determinedly

As the third volume in the unfolding story of Delos opens, Zoe and Peter, their baby son, cousin Leo, who was along for the ride, and the former Grand Master are relaxing on their way home from an official

If you read what’s within these pages, I can guarantee you’ll be saying your prayers before bed.

‘Short Scares for Before Prayers’ showcases college student Michael T. Guidry’s ability to induce fear and spine-chilling

The Politics of Illusion is the first in the continuing Delos series. This draws on its author’s background in Ancient History and Archaeology to create a world in which an evolved form of Ancient Greek