When a deadly plague spreads like wildfire, 17-year-old Bren Watts is trapped at Ground Zero of a global pandemic. ---- Bren and his classmates are stranded in New York City, now filled with thousands of murderous infected and desperate survivors. Forced into an unlikely alliance with his school bully and former friend, Logan Hardy, the two boys must find a way back home, traversing through the ravaged landscape of the United States. With their odds stacked against them, Bren has no choice but to use the skills taught by his ex-Navy SEALs father to fight and survive. But the path ahead is bloodied and broken, and if he wants to reunite with his family, Bren must tap into his darkest heart for not only the infected are capable of hatred and violence. The Bren Watts Diaries tells a dark and gritty account of the end, all narrated in the survivor's own voice as a first-hand witness to humanity's end. The story will cover the first year of the Apocalypse, depicting the beginnings of the disease, society's war against the pandemic, and the eventual collapse of civilization. [[Current word count: 450,000 - 500,000 words]] ----- The series portrays an LGBTQ+ protagonist and numerous other characters. Violence, like any medium of zombie stories, is described in detail.

Eli thinks life would be a lot easier if Matthew would give up his crime fighting shenanigans. Granted, if he'd wanted a normal life, he wouldn't have agreed to date the local vigilante. He still doesn't appreciate every criminal in the city trying to kill his boyfriend. That's just downright rude. But when Matthew doesn't return one night, Eli knows whatever he ran into has to be more than just a regular third rate crook. There's a new criminal in town, and Vigilante might have finally found his match. - - - - - - - - - - Sequel to Wattys 2016 winner Vigilante!

Darius is hard to forget. Maybe it's his hulking frame, and the plethora of tattoos, but, his intimidating appearance is completely at odds with the careful disposition of the gentle giant. Over the past year Darius completely flipped his life upside down by quitting his cushy desk job and becoming a cake decorator at Sweets N Things, the most popular bakery in town. As a quietly out gay man afflicted by painful shyness Darius only wants to have someone to taste test all his sweet treats but is there anyone who can look past his domineering exterior to discover the soft centre within?

This is Book 2 of The Mate's series. Rico has done a lot of things he regretted while being part of Paul's poor excuse of a pack. There was a lot of stuff he was forced to do that he hated. However when Paul had Rayn kidnapped and then tortured the poor guy, he had enough. He risked his neck to save Rayn. He expected to be killed because of Paul. What he didn't expect was to be spared and he really didn't expect to be welcomed into the pack and become best friends with Rayn. He thanked the Goddess for what he was given and didn't asked for anything more. He didn't deserve anything more. However the Goddess had yet another surprise in store for him. A mate, and not just any mate. The Prince of the Black Star Pride Alec. As Rico struggles to come to terms with himself, can Alec also prove he is worthy of having a mate?

*sequel to His Safety Net* *THIS BOOK WILL DEAL WITH SENSITIVE TOPICS SUCH AS DEPRESSION, ANXIETY, SELF-HARM, EATING DISORDERS AND ABUSE* Nolan Prince feels like for once in his life, everything is okay. While he still has his days where he would rather stay in bed, he feels like he has something to fight for; his family, his boyfriend, his happiness. But then his family gets involved with his grandfather once again; the one person he would rather not see. Nolan tries to keep a positive outlook on life, but it is never that easy. Jerome Roy was someone no one would dare to talk to because they were afraid he would hurt them. Rumours were always spread around because of his constant arrests, partying, and harsh attitude. He's completely different around the love of his life. He's happier, sweeter, everything he truly is. Except because of the abuse he has endured by his mother, he's struggling with his self-image. He hasn't told anyone, nor does he intend to. But sometimes, it's a good idea to turn to someone for help.