Fiction

JMorbidius Ultimatum is bored. And impatient. He is eager to complete his macabre collection of the last surviving member of every species on earth and add his most prized specimen – the last human being!

As the turtles sunned on rocks, a great blue heron spread its wings on the banks and lifted its large body into the air.

The heron led us down the river of our youth stopping to rest when we fell too far behind. The white spider lilies of spring covered the green banks of the Santa Fe River in north Florida.

When Kara Jones slams her car into a tree on the way home from college, she inadvertently throws open her mom’s closet full of skeletons. Learning her dad isn’t really her biological father

On her nineteenth birthday, a girl jumps to her death from the window of a twenty-two story Dallas hotel. The ramifications of her suicide soon reach the backwaters of a rural God-fearing

Revenge is a sort of justice . . .

Mark Praed is a half-alien, half-human who has inherited a skill from his Kyreen mother that makes him a valuable asset at the Commonwealth Intelligence Service: he can read minds.

The seventh sister is over the moon for a Costa Rican coffee farmer…

In the spring of 1984, John Mallory, the seventh sister in a coffee family

A suitcase Mystery, part I Author Ned Stevens (Steven nedelton) Author Bio Steven Nedelton writes suspenseful novels in crime, mystery and paranormal. Author’s published titles are: Dangerous Trade, The Raven Affair, Fear!, A Suitcase Mystery, Nemesis–the sequel, and Coma Sins/The Madness of Ben Bluman which he wrote with another author, Joseph F. Parente. Steven’s novels…

A lawyer’s body is found on the beach in the small Cornish village of Porthaven, staked out with a tarred bag over its head, just as the peak summer season gets underway.

Award winning novel, THE PRINCE’S MAN, has been described as ‘James Bond meets Lord of the Rings’ – a sweeping tale of spies and deadly politics, inter-species mistrust and magic phobia, with an underlying thread of romance.

Swimming is compelling novel about female friendship, creativity, unexpected childlessness, and the potency of long distance swimming.

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