Crimson Star Complete Series Boxed Set

A dying actress on a beach. A stranger with ancient secrets. And a connection that changes everything. Regan Vale fled Hollywood looking for anonymity, not salvation, but Gabriel Virelli’s act of mercy binds them together. Now her old life is hunting her down, his shadowed world is pulling her deeper, and the truth about what ties them together may be more dangerous than anything she left behind. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Bangkok Slingshot

US expat lawyer Glenn Murray cohen’s visit to Florida is cut short by a violent street encounter that brings him back to Bangkok. Glenn had no idea the event was orchestrated to drag him into a Mossad plot to assassinate a terrorist hiding out in Thailand. Action & adventure every step of the way. Another exotic noir thriller by a master of the genre. $2.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

EMP No Power No Shelter

She thought it was just another drill. He let her believe that for one more hour. Her father’s paranoia cost her a childhood, her inheritance, and years of her life. It was about to buy her every day she had left. The town called him crazy. The lawyer called it theft. Burning through her dead mother’s money on bunkers and guns. Charlie called it a prison and broke out at sixteen. Then the disaster came, the kind that proves a paranoid man was just a prophet nobody believed, and ever... [Read More...]

The Almosts: Why Most People Get Close- and Only a Few Cross The Line

You are one step away. That is the problem. Most people do not fail at the beginning. They fail one step from becoming who they said they would be. They start the business. They take the meeting. They write the plan. They get close enough to see the life they want. Then they wait. They adjust. They overthink. And somewhere in the waiting, almost stops being a distance and becomes an address. The Almosts is a field manual for the final step: the call you have not made, the draft you have not shi... [Read More...]

Welcome to Humanity: A Psychiatrist’s Memoir and Case Against the Mental Health System

  A psychiatrist who spent 37 years and more than 30,000 conversations inside the mental health system reaches a verdict: the system has been solving the wrong problem. This is the account of how he found that out, and what he found instead. On March 6, 2026, psychiatry fired Dr. Fred Moss by video call. What he felt, underneath the anxiety, was relief. Welcome to Humanity is his reckoning – part memoir, part manifesto, part love letter to every person who has ever wondered if something ... [Read More...]

Franko Blade of the Shattered Star

He won her heart, but now he might lose his way Without a home to call their own, young Franko and his father, Ringo, lived their lives venturing across the kingdom of Wyverly as traveling merchants. They moved about from town to town finding work and opportunities whenever they arose. They lived a simple and care-free life, sleeping under the stars and letting tomorrow worry about itself. Just the way Franko liked it. But when they are ambushed by a violent cult called the Garelians, Franko lo... [Read More...]

Bangkok Slingshot

US expat lawyer Glenn Cohen’s Florida visit is cut short by a violent street encounter which brings him back to Bangkok. Glenn had no idea the event was orchestrated to drag him into a Mossad plot to assassinate a terrorist hiding out in Thailand. Action & excitement every step of the way. Another exotic noir thriller by a master of the genre. $2.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Ghost Debt

A young server falls to her death at a Charleston estate party, and professional crisis fixer Mateo Reyes is called in to contain the scandal. For years, powerful families have trusted Mateo to clean timelines, manage witnesses, and shape public narratives before the truth catches up. But when this scene fights back, small contradictions fracture the official story and reveal a massive system built to protect itself at any cost. Ghost Debt is a dark, fast-paced institutional thriller about infl... [Read More...]