Jeremy doesn’t believe his friend when he’s tells him that the women in Romania are beautiful, plentiful, and easy—until he travels there for himself. It’s the best vacation ever, sleeping with some of the most beautiful women he’s ever seen, girls who are way out of his league—until he sleeps with the wrong girl: a gypsy who curses Jeremy for his womanizing ways. The curse changes him into a beautiful woman, and it can’t be broken until he takes the loads of three different men, deep inside of him.

Emerald eyes wide with terror, auburn hair streaming, exquisite Kristiana Harcourt fled into the night. Her noble father lay dead. With his murderer, Edward MacHugh, in hot pursuit, she galloped wildly to freedom only to fall into the arms of a golden-eyed Gypsy. Born of a Gypsy mother, Logan Chandler, true Earl of Muircairn, wore many disguises. Committed to a desperate plan, he was amazed to find that his love for this proud beauty ran even deeper than his lust for vengeance. Safe yet reviled as an alien among his people, Kristiana’s trust in her virile protector would be sorely tested. Only in the face of certain death would she discover that they shared one heart…and be forced to betray him. Returning to Castle Muircairn—a woman wed to two men; one beloved, one abhorred—her hope lay in the slender chance that Logan still lived. For only he could triumph over MacHugh’s black treachery to reclaim the land and the love that was their radiant birthright.

Horrified Press summons an international cast of authors and poets to imagine the myths, religion and technology of ancient Egypt from all-new perspectives. Fracking awakens an ancient-and futuristic-form of plague. Canopic jars travel through time and space. Pyramids may not be as static as they appear. A young woman is handed the keys to supernatural revenge-but at the cost exacted by a fanged goddess. Forget Boris Karloff and Brendan Fraser, Howard Carter and Tutankhamun-this is Hyper-tomb: Crypt of the Cyber-mummy. Enter if you dare!

Someone or something has infiltrated the vampire captain's lair, threatening his power. The undead are full of unrest. It's Trudi MacKenzie to the rescue...again. Sewickley's only Gypsy has been called on to find the conspirators by way of the internet. Trouble is, Trudi has problems of her own, namely a demon who has invaded her mind through her dreams. A mysterious stranger gives Trudi an offer she can't refuse so that she may help the vampires. The question is, can she save herself?

A compelling story of two remarkable women connected across the decades by the men who love them. . . and the magic of a place called Zanana. KATE, a strong-willed heiress determined to defy Edwardian convention, but she must pay the ultimate price to keep the home she loves so much. . . ODETTE, an independent and idealistic young journalist caught in a fierce battle to save Zanana from ruthless developers. . . Years apart yet inextricably linked by Zanana, the magnificent mansion they both love, these two striking women prove they are not afraid to fight for what they believe in. From turn-of-the-century India to contemporary Sydney, The Last Rose of Summer is an epic story of love, possession and intrigue.

As an unashamed admirer of Charles Dickens, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Edgar Allan Poe, and Roald Dahl’s quirky tales I have added a touch of my own black humour to this collection of short stories. My earliest childhood memories of blood curdling yarns on the radio, spoken by a man with a dark sepulchral voice, have left me with a lifetime’s passion for what were once known (long before my time I might add) as ‘Penny Dreadfuls’ or American Dime Novels: lurid tales of mysterious mayhem designed to deliciously shock and horrify our impressionable young minds. Science can explain away so many mysteries but it is often the creepy-unexpected that trips you up and opens the door to superstitious dread. However where my tales have a ghostly theme running through them they will often have a perfectly rational explanation. Occasionally they may even raise a smile or two. Modern lives are driven at such a fast pace with all the demands on our time and leisure that we often try and fit twenty-five hours into every working day, thus leaving very little space to absorb and do justice to the full length novel. This is why I believe the ‘Ten-Minute-Tale’ has a place to lift us out of the mundane. I hope you enjoy these offerings as you ‘cherry-pick’ your path along life’s crooked highway. Book reviews online: PublishedBestsellers website.