This romantic saga plays a symphony in your heart with notes of depth and inspiration. Just when you have become fully committed to the unusual and obsessive love shared by Princeton and Tallulah, you will have to hold on tight as you will be shocked by the disturbing chain of events that close this chapter of their life.

Two young boys Tommy and Billy come from extremely poor and unloved background, and the eldest of the two, Tommy, feels totally responsible for his younger brother, Billy. Tommy decides to take matters into his own hands regarding supporting Billy and himself, which takes them on a journey of death, misery, and being on the run from the police—his dreams of making everything right for them both is just too much for him. Their mother believes that she is providing them with a home and food and that’s where her responsibilities end. Does she care what they do or where they go? Now the police are knocking on her door, and some of the news she receives has her roaring with laughter, which isn’t anything to laugh at. Billy, who loves his brother unconditionally, will follow him anywhere. He is his hero, and he knows that Tommy will always look after him, but things have gone wrong, and now he is very scared, and even his brother doesn’t seem to be able to handle their situation. When everything comes to an end, someone has to pay the price and the price is very high.

The House on Cobblestone Lane is a gripping story of the strange and macabre events experienced by the new owners of an old and depressing mansion–a place that had previously been owned by an eccentric mortician who had mysteriously disappeared several years earlier In a misguided attempt to hide a series of bizarre discoveries from his wife, Rick Braden becomes entangled in a sticky web of lies and deception that abruptly intensifies and turns his life into a maze of anguish and intrigue. If one has ever hesitated to delve into the history of an old house before buying it, he will hesitate no longer after reading about the events that had transpired within the House on Cobblestone Lane.

Two young boys Tommy and Billy come from extremely poor and unloved background, and the eldest of the two, Tommy, feels totally responsible for his younger brother, Billy. Tommy decides to take matters into his own hands regarding supporting Billy and himself, which takes them on a journey of death, misery, and being on the run from the police—his dreams of making everything right for them both is just too much for him. Their mother believes that she is providing them with a home and food and that’s where her responsibilities end. Does she care what they do or where they go? Now the police are knocking on her door, and some of the news she receives has her roaring with laughter, which isn’t anything to laugh at. Billy, who loves his brother unconditionally, will follow him anywhere. He is his hero, and he knows that Tommy will always look after him, but things have gone wrong, and now he is very scared, and even his brother doesn’t seem to be able to handle their situation. When everything comes to an end, someone has to pay the price and the price is very high.

Some Wild Things is a fictional fast-moving humorous adult story based on the premise that there is no such thing as coincidence—whatever happens in life is ultimately meant to be. It addresses dramatic events, at times horrific, that take place when cross sections of people from different walks of life become entwined in a net of circumstance and chaos beyond their control. This culminates in a web of intrigue played out against an expeditious backdrop of romance, violence, incest, and murder. The protagonists are a sordid, interbred trailer park family that ruthlessly blazes a trail of cold-blooded havoc across an arid and hostile mineral-rich desert region that is plagued by incessant sandstorms and is home to a population of lethal Egyptian cobras. It is a story of double-dealing mining corruption, where an opposing mining conglomerate is on a ruthless mission to control and, if necessary, destroy their opposition. This leads to a terrifying web of bizarre ongoing pandemonium that involves assassination, gold bullion heists, and international drug syndicates under the guise of touring magicians. This lethal, somewhat humorous family spearheads the high-speed action and never-ending mayhem throughout the story, concluding with a double-dealing rip-off by entrepreneurial Somali pirates raising finance for their cause. Some Wild Things is dramatic, fast, and funny, with a sprinkling of brutal insanity that endorses once again the premise that there is no such thing as coincidence. Think Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill, and Two Smoking Barrels and you’ve got Some Wild Things.

Some Wild Things is a fictional fast-moving humorous adult story based on the premise that there is no such thing as coincidence—whatever happens in life is ultimately meant to be. It addresses dramatic events, at times horrific, that take place when cross sections of people from different walks of life become entwined in a net of circumstance and chaos beyond their control. This culminates in a web of intrigue played out against an expeditious backdrop of romance, violence, incest, and murder. The protagonists are a sordid, interbred trailer park family that ruthlessly blazes a trail of cold-blooded havoc across an arid and hostile mineral-rich desert region that is plagued by incessant sandstorms and is home to a population of lethal Egyptian cobras. It is a story of double-dealing mining corruption, where an opposing mining conglomerate is on a ruthless mission to control and, if necessary, destroy their opposition. This leads to a terrifying web of bizarre ongoing pandemonium that involves assassination, gold bullion heists, and international drug syndicates under the guise of touring magicians. This lethal, somewhat humorous family spearheads the high-speed action and never-ending mayhem throughout the story, concluding with a double-dealing rip-off by entrepreneurial Somali pirates raising finance for their cause. Some Wild Things is dramatic, fast, and funny, with a sprinkling of brutal insanity that endorses once again the premise that there is no such thing as coincidence. Think Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill, and Two Smoking Barrels and you’ve got Some Wild Things.

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Professor Paul Mandible, on leave in France from teaching English on a U.S. Navy ship, experiences a personal renaissance within moments of meeting the rich and beautiful Collette Doublet at a sidewalk café in Nice. But first, Paul must deal with Bunny, his compulsion-riddled, Bible belt, neurotic wife of twenty-seven years, and his mundane teaching job at Grand View College in Des Moines, Iowa.

Paul enlists Collette’s help to divorce Bunny in Mexico. But when Bunny is brutally murdered, Paul is arrested by the Mexican authorities, although he didn't kill her. Upon his release, Paul marries Collette and they reside in her villa in Nice, France. Life is anything but dull for Paul who has succeeded in escaping his weary life in Iowa.

First, Paul learns that his father, Harry, will inherit an unexpected fortune from his long-lost genetic father, Eduardo, who died in his native Spain. Harry wants nothing to do with the money, so Paul travels to Spain to collect and finds himself in jeopardy. Then while vacationing in Africa, Paul discovers some startling information about his relatives, and he must make some difficult decisions to set the record straight.

A chance meeting in 1988 brings Alison and Kate, friends from university twenty-eight years ago, together again. Alison confides in Kate the ordeal she has been through—an unwanted pregnancy. She tells Kate the trauma she experienced when the baby was taken away from her—a trauma from which she has never recovered and the hatred she has toward anyone who supports the Right to Esse, an extremist pro-life organisation. She tells Kate she would like to rid the world of all of them, but as this is not feasible, she says she would start with the national president, Colleen O'Day. Alison is horrified to learn that Kate has been subjected to a worse form of torture—gang rape—and to add to her anger, one of the rapists, Wayne Keys, got off on a technicality. Kate wants to throw him and the lawyer who got him off, Lyn Cullen, in a dungeon. Alison introduces Kate to her friends, Anne and Helen, who own a property in the country. They invite Alison and Kate to the property. Kate tells Anne and Helen about the rape. All four women agree that they will make use of the property to punish Keys, Cullen, and O'Day.

A chance meeting in 1988 brings Alison and Kate, friends from university twenty-eight years ago, together again. Alison confides in Kate the ordeal she has been through—an unwanted pregnancy. She tells Kate the trauma she experienced when the baby was taken away from her—a trauma from which she has never recovered and the hatred she has toward anyone who supports the Right to Esse, an extremist pro-life organisation. She tells Kate she would like to rid the world of all of them, but as this is not feasible, she says she would start with the national president, Colleen O'Day. Alison is horrified to learn that Kate has been subjected to a worse form of torture—gang rape—and to add to her anger, one of the rapists, Wayne Keys, got off on a technicality. Kate wants to throw him and the lawyer who got him off, Lyn Cullen, in a dungeon. Alison introduces Kate to her friends, Anne and Helen, who own a property in the country. They invite Alison and Kate to the property. Kate tells Anne and Helen about the rape. All four women agree that they will make use of the property to punish Keys, Cullen, and O'Day.

Reporter Skip Easley, known more for his office sexual escapades than his writing prowess, is not exactly thrilled when he receives his next assignment—the murder of a topless dancer in Tacoma, Washington. To Easley, the life of a topless dancer on the sordid dance circuit is a feature story that’s already been written a dozen times over. When another dancer’s information suggests that there’s gang involvement in the entertainment industry, Easley doesn’t take it seriously. For this and various other reasons, he’s relieved of his position at the newspaper. But the story follows him to Riverside, California, where he has been lucky enough to have landed another journalist position. A beautiful topless dancer, Janelle Jones, goes to the US Attorney and divulges important information about the hotshot murders—meant to look like a heroin overdose— and of a drug-running operation that employs topless dancers as couriers. Janelle asks for Easley’s help, and this time he doesn’t think twice. It could be the opportunity he needs to write the big story that will keep him employed. But Janelle and Easley have underestimated their opponents, who have a farreaching and powerful arsenal of resources.

Nurse Dana Paine can’t face another cold South Dakota winter. She finds a job taking care of an elderly rancher in Texas. Before she even gets to Texas, she ends up saving a young mother and children from an abusive husband. Dana thinks her biggest worry will be not to fall in love with her patient’s rancher son. It turns out her biggest worry will be standing up to a serial killer to save two young girls from becoming sex slaves. This story covers two countries and two strong women who will risk their lives to stop the evils of human trafficking.

Private Investigator Jeff Dixon finds beauty and love in Rachael Waters, a ravenous beauty who not only consumes his every waking- moment but also takes him on a roller coaster ride of emotion into Organized Crime, deceit and passion. Her double life tests the senses as Jeff falls into her carefully laid trap. Little did she know that life and love had a way of altering her plan. Jeff’s fascinating journey not only changes his life forever but also costs him the lives of those he loves. Set in the magnificent beauty of Chattanooga and East Tennessee, every breath taking vista serves to accentuate the intrigue and deception culminating in an action packed and surprising finale. Each suspense filled- step of his journey will have you sitting on the edge of your chair in anticipation!

Captain Tom Duncan is on the way up as an expert targeteer for the United States military. Unlike many of his peers, Duncan has an almost preternatural feel for the world at war. He’s able to plan strategic campaigns, identify the enemy’s critical weaknesses, and exploit vulnerabilities faster than the competition—which makes him a shoe-in for a promotion. Soon, he could become a major or maybe even colonel. As Duncan’s military dreams come true, his eyes are opened to the monstrous ways of his own government at war, and he’s sickened by the unnecessary violence. When the enemy escalates with the introduction of chemical munitions against civilians, Duncan’s boss wants to make an example—by which he means the use of weapons of mass destruction, otherwise known as nukes. Duncan knows there’s no coming back from WMDs. In order to make a point without bloody consequence, Duncan arranges for a clean, efficient attack—an attack that goes horribly wrong. To his utmost regret, it’s not the enemy but friendly civilians and American military personnel who suffer. So begins a battle between the state of Texas and the United States government … but whose side will Duncan choose?

Mitchell James’s life was already messed up. As a teenager, he was heavily involved in drugs, sex, girls, and rock and roll—typical of what every teenage rebel would go through. He meets girls along the way, but his insecurity at first is his ticket to charming these ladies, but soon he realizes that there is more developing with him and these girls then he thinks. Growing up through the years, he realizes that he cannot put aside that fact that his father left him, and he now lives with his mother. If Mitchell thought it was hard enough living with his mother, a turn for the worse happens, and his whole life is sucked into an obsessive and psychotic dark hole. Follow Mitchell as his worst nightmares suddenly come true—from a misunderstood teenager to a man hungry with emotional needs and wants. The story takes your mind on a trip as you delve into the dark mind of Mitch, from the pure psychological to the pure crazy. Follow Mitch as you try to figure out just what happened that changes a sweet young boy to a man who kills to fuel his lust for gratification.