Sixteen years old and newly knighted, Darian is now being sent on The Journey, his first step into manhood. Meanwhile Gwendolyn, a seemingly ordinary young girl, finds herself abducted by the servants of the powerful mercenary, Lord Valrak. When our young hero stumbles upon the trail of the maiden and her captors, he gallantly accepts the quest to rescue her. Along the way, he meets a number of companions who join him for honor, for friendship, and for gold.During their travels, they discover the secret that fuels Lord Valrak’s pursuit. Overcome at last and vastly outnumbered, our heroes are forced to take their final stand against the forces of evil. The Stars of Areon is the first in a series of seven books. It’s a tale of fantasy and adventure, filled with magic, monsters, powerful villains, and valiant heroes. Although each book in the series focuses on a single series of events, there is also an overarching storyline that connects the individual threads. Character interaction and growth is a very central part of the theme and as you read you will come to know (and I hope, love) the characters contained within these pages. In some ways this first volume is the very classic story of the damsel in distress. However, the unique and compelling characters set it very much apart. It’s not just a story, it’s their story and, as the reader, you’ll be part of that story with them. It’s my sincere hope that you’ll take a few minutes to explore the world of Areon. You’ll be glad you did. Free on Kindle.

Eddie couldn’t have lost his job at a worse time. His family has been hit with a medical emergency and his son’s and daughter’s college tuition is looming over him. He’s broke, too old to start over, and desperate—until he discovers an unexpected solution to his troubles. An extraterrestrial solution. Aliens are here, and they’re hiring. $0.99 on Kindle.

In the 22nd century a group of rebels stole the experimental starship Phoenix and freed the human race from the oppressive Screen alien race. Herald as heroes and uniting several species into an alliance, humanity could finally explore the stars.

It’s the 23rd century. A hundred years have passed and humanity and the alliance have expanded their influence. The TFS Phoenix continues to operate as TERRA’s flagship and explore deep space. But a new ominous threat appears just as the Phoenix returns home. With the alliance threatened with destruction, hope lies with an inexperienced officer who’s part of a remarkable legacy that’s been kept hidden from her. Can Amie Bowman accept her past and use it to fulfill her destiny?

This is a companion novel to the exodus science fiction series. $0.99 on Kindle.

Hero High is a school where the pupils are prepared for a life of fortune, fame and designer dresses as they become superheroes and star on reality channel Hero TV. The snag? You have to have superpowers to get in. Friday Fitzsimmons comes to Hero High determined to succeed but as soon as her power is tested, things go horribly wrong: heroes and villains are not always what they seem, romance and rescue are frequently scripted and Friday is torn between duty and her feelings for arch villain Dr Dangerous. When Friday sees her favorite hero brought down, she goes to war, and with the help of her team mates Aya, David and Ashley she sets out to fight the corruption at the heart of Hero TV and unmask the figure in the flames. $0.99 on Kindle.