Category: Teen & Young Adult

The Call of Death

Fourteen-year-old Hannah Priestly crashes into a terrifying future. She wakes up in her dorm room now knowing the name of an infamous serial killer, Norman Biggs. He will attack her in the future unless she and her three male friends can change fate. Hannah is a suntanned, obsessive-compulsive California girl dropped off at an English boarding school by her celebrity mother. Hannah has difficulty understanding algebra, let alone her increasingly dark visions. Rory Veer is Hannah’s smart, easy... [Read More...]

Goddess of Fate Box Set

Jayne didn’t set out to save the world. She didn’t even set out to save a life. For years she’s been plagued by visions of people dying, deaths in the future that she can’t prevent no matter how she tries. And oh, how she’s tried. But it’s because she doesn’t know who she is. She doesn’t know what she is. Once she finds out, the war is on. The war for her loved ones. The war for humanity. The war for her soul. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Free: World Football Domination

It’s 2050 and the renaissance of football (soccer) thinking has just begun. This is the first instalment of a football science fiction journey shared by two countries from opposite ends of the world. ‘Are you sure there is no wreckage?’ ‘Nothing at all, we checked all the surrounding areas and nothing.’ Gunnar’s mind shifted to conspiracy theories and the possibility there was foul play at hand. When Gunnar Grimsson’s player identification drone goes missing on the outskirts o... [Read More...]

The Twin Sisters Fears

“Jessica!!!” Laurel screeched for her twin sister, hopping from foot to foot as she weighed the content of the mail in her hand, daring not to open it yet, or even breathe well. They had been waiting for this particular mail for two weeks, and everyday had gone by in slow, agonizing torture as they waited. The thing about waiting for a long time is that it gives you the time to think about several things, and not all of them are pleasant. But, Jessica and Laurel had somehow found a way to b... [Read More...]

Where Do The Children Play?

A coming-of-age story of twin boys who finally get adopted after having lived in foster homes for most of their lives. While things are not perfect at their new home they are very grateful to have one. Wesley still has a real desire to learn more about his past, though, while at the same time trying to forget it and move on. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]