Just Saying

Claire’s scream instantly transformed Damon’s nomadic existence. Army snipers do not scream. Not in an ordinary world. But the world hadn’t been normal since the first corpse became a ‘redhead’ statistic.

Now it was Claire’s turn… It was known that victims lived only 51 days.
It was known that millions had died in prison cells.
It was known that the government was dragging children from their homes.

But the known unknowns beckoned… Unknown if transmitted by air, contact, flea or mosquito.
Unknown if manmade, mutation of evolution, or alien hitchhiker.
Unknown if neighbor will betray neighbor to collect bounties from Uncle Sam.

And the purveyors of conspiracy… Social media shouts, “These are the new lepers!”
What might be growing in an unknown lab at an unknown location?!
Elites are suppressing immediate answers in the hope of future profit!
… of course, unknown unknowns lurk in the shadows.

Damon had ridden a motorcycle through a typhoon ravaged jungle. Landed in Washington with money-power at his fingertips. Witnessed a missile attack and landmine explosion. Then… Claire screamed.

Leaving Damon seven weeks and two days to do the impossible via the improbable and reveal the unthinkable.

But standing in Claire’s condo, as the echo of her voice fades into the deserted streets of the District of Columbia, he knows they have only one option… FLEE!

ALL BEGINNINGS COME AT A PRICE. ARE YOU WILLING TO PAY IT?
Lilla must recruit the biggest and most dangerous army in the Seven Galaxies, but the Teryn emperor will not comply unless Lilla earns the blessing of the Teryn Guardian Goddess Laoise.

Dealing with gods is never easy. Guardian Goddess Laoise’s condition for bestowing her blessing is for Lilla to bring her the mysterious Heart Amulet. Now Lilla is trapped in a strange place with no way out, no idea where to go or how to find the amulet.

The only way for Lilla to complete her mission is to uncover the biggest secret of all Teryns. Will she survive discovering the secret of what it means to be a True Teryn?

Fated mates, forbidden romance, and enemies to lovers collide in this magic-packed fantasy romance inspired by Hades & Persephone.

My fated mates are my enemies.

I’m a villain. The fae princess who kills on command. I have no choice in using my twisted magic against the dark queen’s enemies, but that doesn’t make me any less of a monster.

My power is a death sentence for anyone who earns the queen’s wrath, but there’s one person who’s managed to elude her. The Sapphire Knight.

The rebel leader is wicked and cunning, and no one knows his identity — or his inner circle. Searching for him has become my obsession. A sweet distraction from everything I’ve done.

Then I find him. And I’m drawn to the Knight in ways I can’t explain — and equally pulled to the fae prince locked in the queen’s dungeons, and the kind rebel shifter.

Lucky me, I have three mates, and they’re all wanted men.

If the queen discovers the truth, we’re all dead.

Anna Klein is faced with tough choices about her future. Her plum job working as a translator for Captain Henry Cooper, one of the American Monuments Men, means she has a house and an income, as well as hands-on access to some of the world’s most precious art. But her life is falling apart on all fronts: her family is displaced, the boy in her care is being sought by authorities, and she must resolve to finally end her marriage. When she realizes that someone has tampered with two important paintings taken from a Jewish collector — paintings she was charged with safeguarding — Anna is determined to solve the crime. But without hard evidence and no motive, she can prove nothing and as State Department big wigs threaten to shut down the Monument Men’s operation, she and her boss are under special scrutiny. As all signs begin to point to an inconvenient suspect in the crime, she has to play it by the book to keep her job and return the art to its rightful owner, if she can find him.

Mikey makes everything a joke, even the clinical depression he’s struggled with for years. After a run of failed jobs, he becomes the unlikely basketball coach at a high school for high-risk offenders who are experiencing mental illness. The position becomes suddenly available after the team tried to strangle their last coach.

Every instinct tells Mikey to get as far away from this school as possible. Coaching these kids, who have been arrested for who-knows-what, would be difficult for a normie. For Mikey, it could cause another breakdown and force him right back to living on the street. But he knows that if he has any chance to make his twenty-sixth birthday, he needs to keep this job, even if the school board wants him fired, and the students would rather fight each other than play ball.

This poignant, hilarious, and sometimes uncomfortable novel proves that even the most damaged of us can emerge victorious.