Projects

Lexi's Peril is the tale of a little girl whose father has recently passed away. Among his things she finds a single bullet. That night, she’s attacked by something inhuman and finds herself in an all-out struggle for survival.

In Pleasant Hills, Washington, everyday citizens are killing their fellow residents seemingly at random. Each murder begins with the killer saying the words "I am chosen." The grisly crimes have authorities scratching their heads, until detective Kacey Dean connects them to a popular local resident named Declan Crowe. When Kacey shoots and kills Crowe, she thinks the nightmare is over. Little does she know, the true horror has just begun.

Samantha Cain grew up in foster care after the death of her parents. Now she's focused on her job as a police officer... until her life is uprooted by a brutal murder and a clue that points to secrets in her past, and a killer that is something beyond human.

A multi-part, original Horror story published on Goodreads. A tie-in to a larger series still in the works.

The air was warm despite the clouds that blanketed Khanduras as the demon hunter arrived in what was left of Holbrook—once a tiny, struggling farm community, now a deserted ghost town. Or so it seemed; the heavy stench of putrification suggested that the residents were still present, just not among the living.

Everything that is, is alive. The words had become a mantra in his mind, a constant reinforcement of his newfound understanding. More importantly they were an epiphany, the key to unlocking a whole new universe of knowledge. And the epiphany was why he was here.

Despite the sweltering heat on Gamma Dorian, Isaac White stayed cool. No matter what, Isaac White always stayed cool. Not just because he wore a temperature-controlled hardskin. No, he stayed cool because in his line of work, if you didn't stay cool, you could kiss your sweet ass goodbye.

The midday sun fixed its unflinching gaze upon the sands of Silithus, bearing mute witness to the multitudes forming ranks outside the Scarab Wall. It continued its passage, though to the masses gathered below, it seemed as though the orb had stopped to cast down unrelenting waves of heat until the vast armies simply collapsed from exposure.