Seven More Tales of Terror, Suspense, and the Supernatural.
It contains the stories....

The Angel Underwater
A reporter discovers the ominous secret behind a string of murders in 1920's New Orleans and that not even cement shoes can keep a good man down.

Tuesday's Child
A little girl can walk through walls but only on a Tuesday. Unfortunately, the walls she walks through surround the Warsaw Ghetto and the Nazis have just taken notice.

Satellite
An homage to the muscle car films of the 1970's, ones with long desolate stretches of desert road where you can drive so fast that no one can catch you, quite possibly even yourself.

Candee
Ever wonder what happened to the guy who created the legislation that caused us to set our clocks back a week after Halloween rather than a week before it? You really don't want to know.

Van Homeschooled
You're thirteen years old, you have big teeth, braces and bad skin. You're homeschooled and you have to sprint through three miles of urban decay to take violin lessons. It's a blasted city hellscape haunted by vampires. Is this a problem? Not when your last name is Van Helsing.

Sweet Bliss
The end of the world swooped in under everyone's radar and never did it sound so good. If this one makes your booty move, your booty will be dead.

Pinball Wizard
Robots mining an asteroid field for precious materials undercover the unimaginable - a Fischer Price record player - and the world will never be the same.

It is believed that mankind has been around for nearly seven million years, and yet we have only been civilized for a bare fraction of that time. The big question is not what took us so long, but why did we ever bother in the first place? Early civilization must have been miserable, so what was it that pushed humanity to break with eons old traditions, to discard beliefs that even today are hardwired into our very being, and take that first daring step towards the world that we have now? Even more important - how on Earth did we ever manage to pull it off?

The Celtic Shelf is my answer to these questions. It is a novel about life during those darkest hours just before the dawn of civilization, as it might have happened back in 12,000 BC on the west coast of Europe.

As much as I want to tell you all about it, it's hard to think of a place to start without ruining any of the book's many surprises and revelations. This one you are just going to have to read for yourself. It's been four years in the making and is the best thing I have ever written. It is quite possibly the best thing I will ever write, so grab yourself a copy today