Tag: short story

Night Terror
A new dawn in horror lurks among the unsuspecting! Night Terror is about the rise of a man plagued with a terrifying condition as a sleepwalker killer. In this hair raising horror packed with suspense, mystery, and shivers, Dr. Otis Foster invites patient Christopher Gray to his office to cure him of a sleep disorder. […]

Brass Keys to Murder
U.S. Navy Lieutenant Steve Craig is in one hell of a mess. Being accused of murder is bad enough, but the local police are convinced he’s killed his own father. Alfred Hitchcock couldn’t have conceived a more diabolical plot for Cary Grant … and now, for Steve Craig, the plot is about to get down […]

Starry Night and The Dance of Life
Book One: Short Stories # 1: Starry Night A young woman fights an uphill battle with depression; a husband reflects on the choices he made and on the road ahead. A story of two disparate lives destined to be intertwined but briefly. # 2: The Dance of Life Haunted by memories, a young woman finds […]

Reefer
My friend Savannah says that my quaint sense of responsibility is the reason that nothing enlightening has ever happened to me. At least that’s what she used to say, before last Saturday when the tourist came in to my family’s bookstore and asked if we had any Reefer, and I ended up in a garbage […]

His Dark Obsession: A Dominant Alpha Male Steamy Romance (His Dark Desires Book 1)
One look is all it takes for her to become his dark obsession. Ramiro Anton (AKA Ram) I always know what I want. I always get what I want. When I see her, there is no doubt in my mind. I want her. Innocent eyes and a wildness in her that hasn’t been unleashed. I’m […]

The Broken Hearted Bride
A woman discovers her boyfriend is cheating on her. Instead of breaking up with him, she decides to get revenge. On their wedding day.

Mild Narcotics
Mild Narcotics is a collection that fascinates and disturbs in equal doses—15 short stories, all previously unpublished, that revel in the absurdity of everyday life. In “Mr. Punk Rock,” a couple decides to deal with their cockatoo’s vocalizing in a very direct, hands-on manner; in “Pomerium,” a man’s commute turns uncomfortable as passengers stare crossly […]