[COMPLETED NOVEL] { PUBLISHED WITH KDP!; UPDATED/PERFECT COPY WITH NEW COVER ART AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE} Marcus is middle aged, he's jumping from job to job and is dealing with a pretty serious break up. His sister and his niece are all he has in the world, when word comes that they're in trouble and "some sort of plague" is infecting the people of the town they live in, he all but thinks the worst. But maybe it was best to. "Sometimes I think to myself - 'do I get to choose family? Or does it choose me?' But then I realised, it's me who's asking." AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE AS A E-BOOK/PAPERBACK/HARDCOVER NOW!

When seventeen-year-old necromancer Sapphire Sweetman befriends the spirit of Mona Delaney, she thinks all of her problems have been solved. Mona proves to be very useful when it comes to propelling her up the social ladder at school and dishing out haunting - and sometimes frighteningly cruel - punishments to those that Saffy deems deserving, but soon she begins to realize that Mona isn't quite who she says she is. People across the county are vanishing without a trace, and when Mona demands a sinister favour in return for her loyalty, Saffy's world is upended completely. The options are clear: comply, or become subject to the rage of a spirit who is far more powerful than she first seemed. Highest chart positions: #12 in Paranormal

Being stuck forever in the body of a teenager was only one of Nerina's problems. Having a psychopath as her sire was a much bigger issue. She thought she had escaped, only to be drawn back into their twisted relationship marked by death. Running away from her past soon turns into her trying to run away from herself. In search of her freedom, she unleashes a dark legacy she cannot escape. One misadventure after another pushes her closer to the edge. Until she cracks. Until she breaks until it whispers, 'let me in.' ~~~~ Highest Ranking: #10 in Vampires

different poems for different moods.

The chilling effect of winter and the harsh glare of the snow........having kept you cooped up in your house for too long, how does it make you feel? Don't you crave for the freshness of the outdoors? But what if the frosty outdoors hold more in store than you bargained for?