Redfern Stories

The quiet town of Redfern is shaken when a series of brutal murders begins. As fear spreads, Sheriff Manny Collins must uncover the truth behind the killings. But the deeper he digs, the more he realizes Redfern has dark secrets.

Russian businessman Pavel Labusov got scammed by an American investor William Donald Redfern. And this big scam has been covered up by reputable banks such as TD Bank and Legacy Bank. The story begins in Moscow in early 2015. Through their mutual acquaintance Robert Asadullin the two have met in a business setting. At that moment, Pavel Labusov already owned a portfolio of real estate in America that belonged to him, at a value of several million US dollars. The Russian businessman was planning to expand his business in Florida. To issue a loan, William Donald Redfern offered Labusov his company, The Oakes Capital LLC, located in Manhattan, New York.

Lea is the only female and the only human working on a vampire's bar. Having the ability to hear human thoughts made her feel comfortable working on a bar full of vampires because she won't be able to hear their thoughts, creatures of Night World are exemptions to her ability. But everything seems to change when vampire Jethro came and ruin her so-called "peaceful" world.

A short story based in the 'Smattersmuff/Redfern' Universe on the planet Skaari.

I finished the book and I started imagining what would happen after the end...

Prompt: 'Our sense of belonging is shaped by our surroundings.' Texts used: 'The Arrival' (graphic novel) by Shaun Tan, 'The Lost Thing' (short film) by Shaun Tan and 'Redfern Now' (Ep. 6. Stand Up).

The Apocalypse has happened and the Daybreakers have fallen. Now, living under an oppressive regime where cries go unheard, several characters as different as dawn, day, dusk and night come together in a chance to rebel and free themselves.

The name of William Donald Redfern appears in The New York Times about the Zeltser case and the organized criminal embezzlement of deposits of thousands of Russians in Inkombank. Fraudster Zeltser is known for forging forms and signatures. According to the information published regarding court documents, Zeltser, through Redfern, opened offshore accounts for Inkombank to transfer about $ 30 million. Despite all the court cases and accusations, Redfern continued to create his financial pyramid, again and again deceiving Russian people in business and ordinary depositors of Russian banks.