Retired attorney, Sanders Pierce would rather spend his time painting in his art gallery, but when a former colleague, now general counsel of a major information technology asks him to investigate an improper disclosure of client information, he cannot resist. He insists he will abide by the standard of law, which could expose the firm to criminal liability.

He gets assigned to a small office located in the bowels of the corporation and he begins interviewing various employees and studies flow charts. No one reveals much, but then he receives a cryptic email from a mysterious source with a grim warning: “Nothing is what it seems”. As Sanders digs deeper, he meets others he did not expect such as an exotic dancer, a psychotherapist, and someone who tries to assassinate him. What started as an innocent investigation has suddenly become dangerous. Can Sanders escape without getting himself killed. $2.99 on Kindle.

Ethan can make people forget…for the right price of course. The catch is, he is slowly losing his own memories. After a botched job, Ethan is on the run with a young woman named Skylar. As they find themselves in a deepening hole of secrets, cover-ups, assassins and powerful enemies, Ethan and Skylar will have to learn to trust each other if they want to survive.

To get to the bottom of why they are being hunted, Ethan will have to face his own dark past. Because in this world, some have got peculiar talents. Some have dangerous secrets. And everybody has got their own agenda. Free on Kindle.

Prestigious faculty members at Mill Run University vie for a position to work on a national grant that will make a difference in all their careers. Secrets, lies, and cutthroat resentment stemming from graduate school dominate tenuous relationships between faculty, administration, and students, especially as tensions rise with an impending sexual misconduct hearing. What length will a faculty member go to gain membership on the research team, earn tenure, achieve higher status, or even cover up a secret? Is murder the only viable option? Who can be trusted? Who is telling the truth? And how does one’s past impact future goals? See if you can figure out who has the motive to kill. Free on Kindle.