In San Bernardino, near the end of the twentieth century, the Fifth Street Crew—who insist they are most certainly not a crew—are bored to tears by their lived reality. The teenagers share a universal thirst for something transformative, something magical to change absolutely everything. For all the gossip about the local gay bakery-owner, crime, smokes, and cancerous moles that never entertain long, lanky Ted witnesses a scandalous event that seizes the attention of the Fifth Street Crew with force. What Ted sees follows them, beguiles them, horrifies them, and makes them laugh well after the streets empty as everyone goes home for the night. Free on Kindle.

Kennedy Kilpatrick was born into the world of privilege. His immigrant parents built an empire from the ground up. By the time their son was born, they had amassed a great fortune.

Ken had a tendency to exaggerate everything. Despite this – or maybe because of it – he found himself surrounded by devoted followers.

When he announced he was running for President of the United States, his wife and children were appalled. With the number of skeletons in the family closet, the last thing they wanted was to be in the spotlight. $9.99 on Kindle.