Category: Contemporary Fiction

Goat Girl

Emma Cooper has a knack for auto repairs, and her most beloved possession is her GTO. By anyone’s standards, she’s a talented and self-reliant young adult, but try as she might, she can’t seem to break away from her overprotective brothers. But when a road detour puts Emma in the path of a gunfight, her life and her bid for independence take a new turn. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

To Leave a Memory: A Warm Coming Together

When history professor Andrew Ward ignores his wife Lizzy’s warning that something will happen if he allows their teenage son to go out one stormy night, tragedy strikes on a rain-slick highway. Andrew is too anguished to admit he was wrong, and, over the years, he and Lizzy drift into avoidance. Forgotten in the marital divide, the couple’s daughter Jane, a high-tech guru and mother of three, can’t forgive the long-ago loss of her big brother. Nor can Andrew’s elder brother Thomas, an ... [Read More...]

Free: The Dust and the Roar

In late 70s South Dakota, Wreck, a disheartened Vietnam vet turned outlaw biker falls hard for Isi, a local rock singer whose rebellious, free spirit matches his own. Their determination to forge a life together explodes with the motorcycle club’s struggle for survival. Few know how the One-Eyed Jacks MC of Meager, SD came to be, and fewer still, how the fierce love of one woman changed the destiny of a small town in the Black Hills forever. A standalone action-adventure family saga. ... [Read More...]

Antonio’s Wait

Suspended between fiction and nonfiction, Antonio’s Wait recounts the twelve hours before the birth of the protagonist’s first child. In this lapse of time we are offered a snapshot of the lives of various characters who gravitate around him, examining their fears and their expectations. Antonio himself, thanks to a dream, will manage to make peace with part of his past $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Rescuing Her

VICTOR I don’t even think twice about rescuing a young woman from a vicious attack at the side of the road at night; what else is a man to do? As a Krav Maga trainer, I think she needs a couple of lessons on self-defense, and I can sense a fire in her that tells me she can find her inner strength when she needs to. I never expected to fall for her. But how am I to know if she’s just using me? It’s pretty clear she’s getting over a bad relationship. Am I truly the love of her life, or ju... [Read More...]

No Going Back

In today’s world where celebrities and social media are everything, can a reclusive novelist stay anonymous? Brian is a fairly successful novelist. He could be famous if he wanted, but he’s always avoided fame or recognition of any kind. In fact, he’s spent his whole writing career hiding behind a pen name and only six people know he’s the author of his books. However, a single photo comes about and threatens to disrupt all that. As things start going awry and his precio... [Read More...]

The Black Jewel

Presented through a queer lens, “The Black Jewel” follows Diamond Amadeus, a double minority who struggles to find his footing in college. His life is flipped upside down when he encounters a stranger named Vassago who takes him on a metaphysical journey to the enchanted world of Ardis. Diamond and Vassago must fight side by side to uncover family secrets and to prevent the destruction of Ardis along with Earth $9.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Love, Schemes and Murder Scenes

Love is to be showed not told. However, what do you do in a world where love does not exist? Doeboy has to figure this out and much more after serving 3 years in prison. While back on the streets curb serving, his buddy tells him of a business plan to turn his trap money into legitimate money. Meanwhile sparks fly between Doe and Sharee. However this doesn’t sit well with Reese, her baby daddy. In order for Doeboy to finance his business venture he has to work side by side with Reese distribu... [Read More...]

The Julia Street Series

The Julia Street Series brings this small place to life in a big way. Perhaps you were lucky enough to grow up in such a place, where neighbors supported each other, where children roamed freely and there was a sense of community. You will find everyday trials and tribulations common to many and a vivid portrayal of a time long ago. There is a lot of truth within the people depicted. The Julia Street Series details the African American experience in the 20th Century. $0.99 each on Kindle. Learn... [Read More...]