The terrifying tale of six internet celebrities who accompany a superstar survivalist on a one-week trip deep into the remote Canadian wilderness.

After their plane crashes, the influencers and their guide are stalked by a mountain man of local legend—Skinner. When the celebrities mount a desperate counterattack, they discover that there is much more to the skinner myth than any of them could have imagined. Will the celebrities survive, or be permanently canceled?

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“Scary good – I won’t spoil the twist but this was one of the more inventive horror comics I’ve read in a while!” - Amazon reviewer

Interstellar war is about to erupt. For Blake Harley, that’s the least of his problems.

Jorn Freyul, the astonishingly gifted child he is tasked with protecting, has been targeted by an unknown, malicious entity described by the boy as a god… one intent on destroying all life.

Blake, his alien ally, Sekkha, and new team member Mariya, all fellow fugitives from the law, are about to find out that Jorn’s fears could become an all-too terrifying reality. Now, Blake and his companions are embarking on their most important mission yet: prevent the war, protect the child, and save the universe.

Time for a raise.

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“Great imagination creating and fun reading stories. I look forward to having my mind intrigued by more of this story.” - Amazon review

Another job, another problem.

Skiptracer Blake Hartley has formed a tenuous alliance with the alien Sekkha on what should be an easy job: escort a young boy named Jorn Freyul to their client. That’s it.

But they soon find out that Jorn is more than he seems. He’s known as the Exegent, a divine-like figure among members of a fanatical order called the Fold.

Unfortunately for Blake and Sekkha, Jorn also possesses classified information that will not only put their lives in jeopardy, but also ties in to a devastating secret from Blake’s last job—Hypertek.

Now, Blake must hide the boy from Fold zealots while fighting to prevent yet another interstellar war.In other words, situation normal.

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“Exciting, action oriented, sci-fi at its best. Hard to put down as the last chapter read urges you to read the following one to find out what happens next.” - Amazon review

Business has never been deadlier…

Blake Harley is a Skiptracer—a kind of bounty hunter—on the faraway construct-world of Concourse Prime. Hired by a corporate client to secure an overdue product, he’ll make some quick cryp and be on to the next job. Easy.

Except, this job is anything but simple. The product is tied to the immensely powerful and ultra-secret Hypertek, leaving Blake with a choice: be a good soldier, or refuse to help MagnaCorp become the most powerful entity in the system.

Another problem: everyone else in Concourse Prime is gunning for the product as well, from the demi-humans ruling its seedy underbelly to the CEOs inhabiting its gleaming superscrapers—people far more sinister than Hypertek.

Blake fights to survive while he wrestles with his decision. In the end, it’s just one big threat that could plunge humanity into an all-out interstellar conflict. What’s the big deal?

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“Great start to a new Cyberpunk series. Really good read.” - Amazon review

Following the events of The Turning, Ginny Bowman is now pregnant. She has decided to keep the baby despite the fact that Brandon, the child’s father and the man she loved, was something other than human.

Ginny’s brother, JD, is conducting his own investigation of the tragedy that befell Ginny on board the ill-fated cruise ship the Rapture. JD’s probing will uncover a long-held secret that has been closely guarded at the highest levels of government, a secret that has now put his own life in danger.

While Ginny anxiously awaits the birth of her child, she finds that her condition has attracted unwanted, perilous attention. In working to find out who is chasing her and why, Ginny will discover that things are not always as they seem.

Aladhra doesn’t run from anyone, not even the Collective.

On the outskirts of earth’s solar system, rule number one is to stay out of the Collective’s way. They are ruthless, and powerful, and rule with an iron fist. They have no patience for Ridgerunners—the pirates and smugglers who thrive on the edges of their reach.

But Aladhra’s crew, the Pack, would rather run straight towards the Collective, guns blazing. Even wildly outmanned and outclassed, they would sacrifice everything for one shot at toppling the corrupt regime.

When Aladhra and the Pack get their hands on next-generation technology, they set out to end the Collective once and for all. But the Collective knows they’re coming. With a bounty on their heads that no Ridgerunner could resist, the Pack is surrounded by enemies, including former allies.

What chance does one ship have against an entire solar system?

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“A fun, fast adventure for space opera fans.” - Publishers Weekly

“Fast-paced and clever, with plenty of twists and turns!” - Christie Golden, NYT Bestselling author of Tides of War

“A motley crew of interstellar pirates go up against . . . well, the rest of the known universe. This is adventure and blasters and an underdog story told at light speed - Micky Neilson’s handle on sharp dialogue and action kept me laughing, shouting, and cussing at the Law of Thermodynamics.” - Cameron Dayton, bestselling author of Etherwalker and creative director for Call of Duty.

Whisper Lake is a prequel to The Turning. Despite this, it is the author’s intention that The Turning be read before Whisper Lake.

The year is 1991. Jason Emblock, a U.S. soldier in Iraq, is sent back home to the small town of Whisper Lake after a vicious animal attack. But the beast that bit him was no ordinary animal. Now Jason is becoming aware of the changes–enhanced hearing and sense of smell–even as he reconnects with his lover, Celine Armistead, and seeks to confront his childhood friend, CJ, who tried to force himself on Celine while Jason was away.

CJ’s life has its own complications: drug addiction and a strained affiliation with the violent drug trafficker Boil, whose schemes threaten to destroy Whisper Lake.
But the deadliest threat may not come from Boil; because the beast within Jason… is about to slip its leash.

Years ago Brandon Frye was bitten, cursed to transform into a primal killing machine under the light of the full moon… until he met Celine, who introduced him to experimental pills meant to suppress the turning.  Now, after a terrible tragedy has taken Celine’s life, Brandon boards a cruise ship bound for Alaska, intending to venture into the cold white north and never return.  But when Brandon meets Ginny, he gains a second chance at love. Nevertheless, circumstances align against him: a storm is building, a hunter is on his trail, and the pills that are meant to prevent the turning…

Are about to trigger it.

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“The Turning is one of the best contemporary takes on the werewolf I’ve ever read–fresh, fast, and sexy as hell. There’s plenty here for a wide reader base: romance, horror, suspense and thriller fans would all eat this book up. I loved it.” - Nate Kenyon, author of Day One and Bloodstone.

“A suspenseful, breathlessly paced, gory and sexy new spin on the werewolf tale. Horror fans are in for a bloody treat!” - Jeff Strand, author of Wolf Hunt and Pressure.

“A fun, modern take on a werewolf tale. The introduction alone has blood, guts, and major action! Then there was the setting -werewolves on cruise ships?!! Oh my” - Little Miss Horror Nerd, zombie7.com

“If you are a fan of the old-school werewolf movies like An American Werewolf in London or Silver Bullet, or if you just need a solid supernatural page-turner that’ll make you laugh out loud and hit you with some serious feels, I’d highly recommend you pick up this book. Snuggle in on the night of the next full moon, and enjoy the ride…” - A.M. Novak, horror-writers.net

“The Turning is totally f*cking awesome! It’s as good as any werewolf novel I’ve read, and I’ve read plenty of them. Neilson is a gifted writer, providing snappy prose, punchy dialogue, and well fleshed-out characters. And once the actual turning takes place, once he unleashes that werewolf on a ship full of victims, whoa, mama! It’s a nonstop adrenaline rush!” - Wayne “TheCheezman” Miller, werewolves.com

“Killer Premise that doesn’t disappoint.” - Amazon review

Lost and Found, the autobiography of N.Y. Times best-selling author Micky Neilson, a 20 year-veteran of the World of Warcraft franchise, is The Glass Castle meets Of Dice and Men. Lost and Found: An Autobiography of Discovering Family, is the harrowing and inspirational memoir of the successful contributor to World of Warcraft and N.Y. Times best-seller Micky Neilson, who was kidnapped by his schizophrenic father as a toddler, spending his earliest years on the run and his teenage years as a foster child.

This autobiography chronicles Micky’s experience serving in the first Gulf War, the meteoric rise of Blizzard Entertainment and, most triumphantly, his reuniting with the family that was stolen from him as a child. “No one who reads my fiction today or plays the video games I’ve contributed to knows that I was kidnapped at eight months old, that I grew up with a schizophrenic father, that I didn’t attend school until 7th grade, or that I never knew my true identity until I was reunited with my family after 38 years,” said the author. “It’s such an honor to finally be able to share my life story.”

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“This was a very gripping tale of overcoming some of the curve balls life throws at us. I won’t spoil too much, but it’s amazing what the author has accomplished in his life, considering the circumstances of his upbringing. The book is expertly written and flows well–it kept me engaged from the first page. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in a touching true story. Whether or not you know anything about Blizzard, you’ll enjoy it.” - Amazon review

A giant mech is terrorizing a small foreign country, leveling skyscrapers and taking innocent lives. Only one man possesses the know-how and skill to go toe-to-toe with the colossal destroyer: Torbjörn Lindholm.

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“Great comic for those looking to get into something new, and a different take on the game.” - Amazon review