Twelve year old Acanthus Breese and his Yellow-Robed peers have survived alone for seven years. Imprisoned and discarded by the adults, the boys have endured madness and starvation. They’ve clawed their way to civilization and sanity at the guidance of one of their own. So it is terrifying when the adults return, pushing back into their lives. What do they want after all these years, and why? $0.99 on Kindle.

According to the front-page photo in the (New York) Daily News, my father was “Murdered Gangland Style.” I was three years old. Time-travel back to 1961 as I embark on an adventurous mission to save my father, mother and my 2017 existence from the mob killers that seek to bring our lives to ruin. $0.99 on Kindle.

There comes a time in almost all our lives when we look for answers to that which lies beyond our everyday horizons. We search for reason, truth and bearing to deepen who we are and give our world value and meaning. All that is difficult to unravel though when the very life we live is twisted and wrapped tightly within the labyrinth in which we unknowingly dwell, contorted and bent out of shape by all that and those around us, with the reality of our being buried beneath the lies upon which we walk. Those answers however are too often hard to find when we don’t even know what the questions are we need to ask. Free on Kindle.

When an autistic child accidentally kills her twin, the balance of her mind is disturbed and she is institutionalised. As her late teens approach she is guided back towards ‘the normal world’ by her psychiatrist, but as he delves deeper, he discovers that her mind is very far from normal and far stranger than he could ever have imagined. Neither human nor alien she is something this world has never seen before and after a number incredible journeys, the true nature of her reality is finally revealed. $0.99 on Kindle.