Ring-a-ring o’ rosie . . .
... Someone wants to play.
... Who's not playing the game?
... Now Someone must pay.

Jen Harper likes to play it safe. She is settling into life on the outskirts of a sleepy fishing village with her little boy, Danny. Life by the sea – just how she wanted it.

When she meets Andy, she feels the time has come to put her baggage and the scars of the past behind her. Then she is introduced to Scott, Andy’s best friend, and is stung by his obvious disdain for her. Why is Scott so protective of his best friend? What is the dark secret that threatens all of them?

In her attempt to find answers, Jen must confront her demons and push her relationships to their limits. By digging up the past, she puts Danny and herself in danger. Will she succeed in uncovering the truth before they all fall down?

Raw and energetic, They All Fall Down is a fast-paced and addictive novel exploring the depths of flawed human nature, the thin line between love and obsession and the destructive nature of addiction.

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A US Marshal Thriller

All Deputy US Marshal, Dirk Sterling’s instincts warn him not to trust his new boss, Chief Emory Grey. In the few weeks Dirk has known her, Grey has already lied to him and is proving to something other than she seems.

Grey tasks Sterling with heading up a Federal Task Force to hunt down an international smuggler suspected of crossing the US border carrying an invaluable ancient artifact.

US intel points to the sale of this priceless relic as source funding for worldwide terrorism. Will Dirk and his team of specialists recover the stolen artifact before it becomes the lynchpin of global destruction?

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For ex-SAS and current MI5 officer Dave Lomu, Fiji was his childhood home. Leaving under a cloud and not looking back for twenty years means there is little left for him in paradise. But when his family call for help, he returns to a world of ruthless developers, police and government corruption and the murder of a boy and the disappearance of the half-sister he never knew he had. Lomu has a particular set of skills, and is determined to get answers.

A killer set free. A past resurrected. A truth too terrifying to face.

Carved in Stone is a chilling thriller that explores the darkness of the human mind and the haunting question—can a killer ever truly change?

Thirty years ago, Meghan Newton barely survived a brutal attack that left her scarred for life. Her assailant, Carlton Tubbs, was sentenced to fifteen years behind bars, but good behavior set him free after only nine. Then, he vanished.

Now, Detective Vanessa Stone is hunting a killer who has slaughtered eighteen women, each bearing the same gruesome wounds as Meghan. The evidence screams one name—Carlton Tubbs. But how could a man who disappeared decades ago still be killing?

As Vanessa digs into Tubbs’ past, she uncovers disturbing clues buried within the walls of his childhood trauma and his time in prison. His psychologist held secrets. His victims shared eerie similarities. And hovering over everything is a shadowy figure known only as “Smith,” a name whispered in the recesses of Tubbs’ fractured psyche. Is Tubbs a product of a broken past, shaped into a monster by circumstance? Or was something far more sinister at work—something that never left him?

As Vanessa races against time to find the missing woman who may be the killer’s next victim, she’s forced to confront a terrifying reality: when the mind becomes a prison, the ghosts inside may not be imagined. And if she stares too long into the darkness, she may never escape it herself.

Gripping, atmospheric, and deeply unsettling, Carved in Stone will leave you questioning whether evil is born, made—or something else entirely.

From the author of Barren Waters, the Hollywood Book Festival’s Best Science Fiction Novel of 2017, comes a chilling psychological thriller that will keep you guessing until the final page.

“Fans of the genre will really enjoy this one.” - Amazon Reviewer

“If serial killers make you squirm, you must meet a man named Smith...” - Website fan post

“This one’s dark, kids. Leave the lights on…” - Website fan post

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