It was just a typical day for third-year university student Edith Orozco as she boarded her train home, but her world is unexpectedly thrown into chaos as she finds herself thrust into a time traveling adventure to save humanity from a seemingly unstoppable evil.

Darkness Below is horror with a heart, a character driven story with plenty of action and conflict. It brings the Lovecraftian universe into the 21st century with a focus on a strong female protagonist and a realistic exploration of a modern day Miskatonic University.

This book is a condemnation of the ever-consolidating medical insurance industry's Cigna, and an at-minimum partial judicial system, the stakes of which reach well beyond the author's plight into the lives and health of many otherwise unaware.

The book is about the Japanese culture and the mistreatment of dolphins by the hands of the fishermen, the trainers and the people who sell them to make for a hefty profit. 

Delaware before the railroads arrived in 1832 was hotly contested real estate. Circle back to 1610 for a ride that takes you through culture clashes, colonization, revolution and beyond.

Depressed fantasy author Kyla writes a dark ending to her story, killing her beloved characters. When she wakes one day and finds herself magically trapped in her imagined world, she must fight to change the fatal finale.

Four women, unknowingly bound together by one man’s violent past.

This is the third volume in the trilogy about the life and times of King Pyrrhus of Epirus.

The Queen of Helheim is not the type of immortal being that one should mess with – fierce, unforgiving, and fatally clever.

My book describes my inner journey toward God that is both unique in its path, yet universal in its destination.

“Even Climate Change Can't Stop Love and Murder,” is the highly-anticipated romance suspense thriller and follow-up to last year’s critically acclaimed, best-selling “Even A Pandemic Can’t Stop Love And Murder.”