Now a digital pilot for SYFY The Society knows when we're going to die. They imprint it on our arms at birth. I was supposed to die yesterday. I'm the girl who's Expired. Winner of the 2020 Readers Choice Awards Cover by @Forcade

Carla Mason's life was never quite pleasant, but it has never been this painful before. To add to the family turmoil she is already dealing with, Jenny has started ignoring her too. In utter despair, she turns to her new next door neighbor--Eric Donahue--for assistance, who is ready to offer his help, despite having his own set of problems. Together, the boy with a passion for science and the girl with a love for art, walk through the treacherous waters of their lives and eventually, learn to see the beauty in their storms. Cover by: @WeirdPersonified

NOW PUBLISHED AND AVAILABLE AT RETAILERS AND ONLINE FOR SALE. A lot can change in ten years. Kate, Amaya, and Steve have been best friends since the second grade. Feelings grow while friendships fade, and the start of senior year finds them all in very different places. Kate feels lost after dumping her long-term boyfriend, the jock bully who sent Steve to the hospital and drove him away. Amaya's insecurities have led her to a string of bad choices and worse relationships. And Steve feels more comfortable rolling a 10-sided die with his raid party than actually hanging out with anyone. After three long years apart Steve jumps at the chance to see Kate and Amaya at Kate's "End of the Summer" party. None are sure where their friendship stands, but each hope for something more while fearing that a single admission of what they feel could tear them all apart again. With their night already on edge, Kate's Ex and a classmate with a grudge show up, each with their own agenda. As the sun goes down and the music turns up, all hell is ready to break loose.

What if . . . you could redo it all? The novella. #3 TimeTravel. If you could go back in time and redo one thing in your life, what would it be? Anaya, a disillusioned, thirty-five-year-old doctor, has been looking after Gregory, a retired watchmaker and resident of an aged care facility. On her last visit, he gifts her his final creation, an exquisitely-crafted watch, knowing she will die tragically that very day. It will turn back time. With one condition: she must choose the time and place to reset the clock, and redo just one thing in her life. Regrets, it seems, are easy to realise when you're dying. Hers was dropping out of school at seventeen. But what if, after one small change, her life would become much worse than it was? Or unthinkable disasters result from a single step off her path? When the alternative is die now, her choice makes itself. And so, Anaya's story begins with her last thought. Would I have done this if I had any option but the grave? Would you?