Aeden Rossam: 17, son of a nobleman, expert swordsman, spoiled, let's face it: he's a punk. Betha Solvinstra: 18, common shopkeeper's daughter, rising star in the Society of Healers. Oh, and she hates the nobility. After the sword tournament in the city of Elbeth, the master healer--leader of the secretive Society of Healers--invites Aeden to join him, and shares the Society's great secret: that all mankind are Rohvim--beings of metal, flesh, and fantastic powers that the uninitiated see as magic. After Aeden sees his beloved city overrun by a mysterious northern warlord's army, he and Betha are chosen to find and stop the warlord before the entire kingdom falls to ruin. To succeed, Aeden must master his Rohva nature, and with Betha's reluctant help claim the powers that only a Rohva with a true knowledge of himself can wield. And along the way, they will begin to unlock the secrets of Earth's troubled past.... Rohvim #2: Water and Blood, is now out on most retailers: Amazon, B&N, Apple, and Kobo.

Rene Hemlock, a descendant of a fallen angel, has been forbidden to earth with the mission to make the 'world perfect' by killing murderers, rapist and those who break the law for the rest of eternity, as a punishment for her parents actions. All if going well til hell breaks loose...literally. Demons begin to roam the streets of London. With the devil himself walking among them in human form, Rene has a new mission...

There may be heart aches, but we'll never be each others' mistakes.

Boom goes the sounds as they burst then fade into a sizzle. Crack goes her life so brittle. Warning: The story contains themes not suitable for young readers. It contains a mature theme of implied rape.

❝Tell me a story, love.❞ In which, a slave girl tells a bloodthirsty king a story in exchange for her life. [07.15.16] all rights reserved ©2016

In a village where every man, woman and child live the same life and aspire to be nothing out of the ordinary, Aetna is a passionate young woman, desperate for change in her ordinary life. She knows she was born for more reasons than to live as a clone of her society, doing meagre tasks such as helping her mother in the kitchen and making her father tea. She wants education, adventure and mystery, she wants to be free. She wants all these things, but knows it's only a dream of hers than can never come true. Then, she meets Azlan, who comes into her life like the light at the end of a dark tunnel. He is all she ever dreamt of and more and around him, she feels the closest thing to love that she has ever felt. In a world where love is her greatest sin, Aetna tries hard to stop the storm forming inside her from emerging, but will she choose to be a clone of culture, or will she embrace the thunder? And is she ready to face the consequences of her unlikely decisions, no matter how harsh they may be? Is a second of freedom, a minute of love, worth more than a life without reason?