I've recently published The Laws of the Unnatural, a collection of short stories exploring unusual ideas, strange situations and the darker, more unexpected sides of life.

I wanted to write stories that leave room for interpretation, allowing readers to find their own meanings and take something different from each one.

If you enjoy short fiction that explores the unusual and steps outside the ordinary, you might find something to enjoy here.

The Laws of the Unnatural

Available on: Amazon Kindle

Read more: https://amzn.eu/d/05FrZZJj

Thanks to anyone who takes a look!

The City That Refused the Future — My First Story

Hi everyone! 👋

I’m excited to share my first published story!

Imagine a London where gas lamps still light the streets and carriages move through the fog, while the rest of the world has already embraced the future.

When a man is found dead, Detective Edward Justice takes on a case that may uncover something far more disturbing than a simple murder.

Why has this city refused to move forward? And what secrets are hidden in its fog?

📚 Curious? Find it on Amazon Kindle: https://a.co/d/0cZp7lRP

I’d love to hear what you think!

This novel is very close to my heart and 2 people have read it - I feel like I'm flying in the sky.

Hope others also give it a try.

Writing Book 2 from the same world - it's already completed there in my mind, just need words.

https://amzn.in/d/02zdjGlO

https://imgur.com/a/50wGrRD

ARE YOU HEROES OR PREY?

For many years, the Guardians of Saint Avastead have watched over the cold lonely town: loyal and noble souls whose Gifts have helped defend their home. More than a team, they are a family.

This winter, a new enemy has come for them.

Cautious. Cruel. Calculating. The opponent built an armor. Studied their abilities. Made a plan. All to defeat the Guardians one by one, strip them of their identities as heroes, take the Gifts of all who stand in the way, and tear apart the family they refuse to lose.

This is the story of how I joined her side.

Tropes: Superpower, fights, romance out of conflict, cerebral fights, strategies, heroine, adventure

TW: Violence, fictional but harsh language, bodily injury

Cinematic trailer found here (never used AI, hired human artists): https://youtu.be/GD0dXs3JU-I

Hey everyone!

I’ve been working on my book, The House Keeps Measure, the first book in my psychological thriller series, The Plumb Line, and I’m excited to share it with you all.

I wanted to create something for readers who enjoy psychological tension, unsettling mysteries, and stories that keep them thinking long after they finish reading.

Getting a book published has been a huge learning experience, and I’d love for more thriller fans to discover it.

📚 Check it out on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HNGTFZPF

If you decide to check it out, I’d genuinely appreciate your thoughts. Thanks for supporting an independent author!

I had this massive idea of exploring relationship dynamics between two whole people. I mean people who are self-sufficient and competent.

I wondered: will a story like that even work? Will a relationship like that work without constant drama?

Imagine a romance without power imbalance, codependency, family interference, or external turbulence. I wanted to see what happens when we silence some of these contexts.

What resulted was a character-driven, slow-burn romance series featuring an analytical couple.

Two guarded individuals: one who rejects people and one who questions everyone.

Roman filters people without a second guess. But an encounter with Sarah during an otherwise ordinary seminar unexpectedly sparks his attention.

Sarah Millers has no idea Roman Blackford doesn't do subtle—or that he'll propose marriage before either of them has said a real word to each other.

What begins as curiosity for Roman soon turns into his certainty. Sarah, however, needs proof before she believes his declarations. So instead of a simple acceptance or rejection, she brings him a contract.

Set in the world of business and finance, follow their journey as they navigate each other. Basically, a romance that feels chosen rather than something that just happens.

I got my first reader here on Reddit and I'm very curious to know if my book interests anyone else, too!

A Choice – Terms of Interest is now available on Amazon Kindle. Paperback will also soon be available.