A Rabbit Just Hit The Bike

He doesn’t need a time machine. Just a bed, a photograph… and enough whiskey to blur the lines of reality.

Sean McMillan isn’t your average detective, and this isn’t your average crime novel. In a world where justice sleeps and the past refuses to stay buried, Out of Time explodes onto the scene with brutal swagger and brain-twisting originality.

McMillan doesn’t investigate cases the old-fashioned way. He dives headfirst into the dreamworld, using his own twisted form of lucid dreaming to travel back through time, just far enough to get answers, but never far enough to escape the consequences.

There are rules to what Sean does, unwritten, unreliable, and enforced only by pain. But when a cold case begins to thaw and new blood starts to spill, the lines between duty, obsession, and survival blur fast. From nicotine-stained 90s pubs and pool halls to the sterile tension of modern-day police stations, Sean is a man caught between timelines and the truth, armed with nothing but wit, willpower, and the occasional rolled-up newspaper.

With dialogue that bites and a voice soaked in cynicism and charm, Out of Time crackles with noir attitude, bone-deep tension, and razor-sharp humour. Part gritty procedural, part metaphysical mind-trip, this is a time travel thriller for readers who like their heroes damaged, their villains terrifying, and their plots twisted tighter than a politician’s alibi.

You’ve read detective stories. You’ve read time travel stories. You haven’t read anything like this.

How to kill your wife and get away with it.

Emily thought marrying bestselling author Stephen Dyer was her fairy tale ending, until she sees his search history.

Stephen insists it’s research for his next psychological thriller story. She wants to believe him. But he knows her routine, her fears and her weaknesses. What if she’s not his wife anymore — just a character he’s planning to kill off?

As her paranoia spirals, Emily uncovers a truth far darker than any fiction.
In this marriage, the most dangerous plot twist is the one you never see coming.

Fans of Freida McFadden, Daniel Hurst and Kiersten Modglin, will devour this fast-paced psychological thriller that will have you turning the pages all night.

Jess comes across a preacher and two nuns in a broken down wagon along the trail. He escorts them to the next town to get them a new wheel for their wagon. Once the wagon is fixed, Jess is ready to part ways and continues on his hunt for more wanted men, but the preacher and two nuns finally convince him to escort them to the next town.

He reluctantly escorts Preacher Weaver, Sister Jane and Sister Maude to the next town where a strange murder occurs. Jess continues to escort them to one town after another on the way to Juarez, Mexico, but strange murders continue to happen whenever they are in town. Jess begins to become suspicious and after a bond forms between him and Sister Jane, he agrees to continue to accompany them to Juarez, Mexico, where Preacher Weaver claims he and the two nuns will preach to the heathens there.

By the time they arrive in El Paso, Texas, the last town before crossing into Juarez, Mexico, Jess finally gets the confirmation about his suspicions with the help of United States Marshal Frank Reedy, who wires him some information that puts all the pieces of his suspicions together. The crossing into Juarez will be an interesting one and one that will leave more than a few people surprised.

I don’t mean to start fires.
They just happen.
Especially when my ex channels his inner vampire and tries to suck my blood.
Can I really be blamed for his face catching fire?

All I want to do is figure out my next steps. I lost my house and business in the divorce.
It seems like the very least life can do for me now is throw some magic my way.

So I get flames. And no way to control them.

My best friend tries to help. Then a cranky old witch.
Then a handsome stranger.

None of them agree with my proposed solution: make a fireball, throw it behind me, and walk away.

Killjoys.

But something more evil than my ex is stalking the witches of Marshmallow.
My flames might be the only thing that can save us.

You bring the kindling.
I’ll bring the fire.

A downed Black Hawk.
A dead courier.
A secret archive powerful enough to start a war.

Staff Sergeant Jack Preston is alone on a night reconnaissance task in Afghanistan’s Panjshir Valley when an American MH-60M crashes into the mountains below him. With no rescue force close enough to help, Preston moves towards the wreck and finds wounded SEALs, dead crewmen and a hardened data module locked to the body of a mission specialist.

The Americans call it Ghost Ledger.

They tell him it cannot go through normal channels.

What starts as a desperate mountain rescue quickly becomes something far more dangerous. The aircraft was carrying evidence of buried operations, manipulated threat networks and senior-level decisions that were never meant to see daylight. When Preston brings the module out alive, the men protecting those secrets turn on him.

Cut off from his own chain of command, hunted by deniable contractors and forced off-grid, Preston has to decide who can be trusted before a future event buried inside the Ledger moves from file to reality.

From the high ground of Afghanistan to the corridors of British power, Ghost Ledger is a gritty, hard-edged SAS thriller about loyalty, betrayal and the price of truth.