Month: December 2020

Longsword’s Lady

Spirited away to France after the death of her father, the Earl of Salisbury, young Ela is soon found by a wandering minstrel and taken to the court of Richard Lionheart. Aged nine, she is betrothed to the King’s illegitimate half-brother, William Longsword, before being sent for education in the household of Eleanor of Aquitaine. But when King John comes to the throne, all she holds dear is threatened…$.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Time’s Incinerator

How much do you remember? Now, what if you could never forget? Tom Donner is forty years old. He’s not a great man, but he has a good job. A beautiful wife and two healthy children. A paid-off home. Diversified investments. By any measure, he has led a charmed life. So, why is he so unhappy? For Tom, the distant past is still the present. From his earliest failures to his greatest triumphs, each major event of his life is as fresh in his mind as the day it happened. This is a problem, and it ... [Read More...]

Suckerfish City

A cautionary tale of misplaced loyalty and blind obsession from the bestselling writing team, The Brothers Rodemeyer. Like a typical love story, Suckerfish City begins with a drug deal on a porn set. Okay, it’s not Jane Austen, but Shakespeare would have dug this gritty, no-holds-barred, crime-drama. Told from the perspective of a teenage runaway, Suckerfish City offers a darkly comedic take on the tragic reality of South Florida’s seedy drug underworld. A world where crime is a way of life... [Read More...]

Ghosted: Treason House Trilogy

Happiness is a hot ghost. Local journalist Julia discovers this when she falls for Victorian beefcake, Knight at the Jersey shore’s most haunted building Treason House. Together they battle a 17th Century pirate ghost bent on destroying Julia along with confronting her strange psychic family. Their relationship has more ups and downs than a Boardwalk roller coaster especially after Julia discovers Treason House is the site of a 300-year-old murder mystery. Her lurid article puts Knight an... [Read More...]