James Scotland, a young pathologist, decides on a quiet holiday in Melchester, but amid the cathedral town's quiet medieval atmosphere, he finds a hornet's nest of church politics, town and country rivalries, and murder. With modern forensic pathology he unravels the unvarnished truth, but not before unexpected romance intervenes.

James Scotland, a young pathologist, decides on a quiet holiday in Melchester, but amid the cathedral town's quiet medieval atmosphere, he finds a hornet's nest of church politics, town and country rivalries, and murder. With modern forensic pathology he unravels the unvarnished truth, but not before unexpected romance intervenes.

Young pathologist James Scotland handles the inquest into the murder of the archdeacon in the small cathedral town of Melchester

"You see, there is safety in simplicity... in a life of simple peace, where the electricity doesn't dance across the backs of my eyelids, and the sparks don't slither over my consciousness. Only asinine peace, where my paintings don't seem to paint themselves, leaving me with terrible feelings of premonition and a chill beneath my fingernails." Seraph Black used to think that she was prepared for anything. She could last days without eating and she always walked away from the violent altercations with her father relatively unharmed. She survived working at the club and the drive to school every day in her mother's rust-bucket of a car... but it all changed when Noah and Cabe came bulldozing into her life, careless of the precious secrets they picked apart in their quest to take over her world. She was even less prepared for the mysterious Miro and Silas, and nothing could have prepared her for the bond. The connection. The reason for it all. Someone wanted her to stay away from her new friends, but she wasn't willing to do that. Everyone had secrets. She wanted to know theirs. They wanted to own hers. And the stalker? He seemed to know everything already. This is a full, 100,000 word novel. Book 1 of the Seraph Black series.

Contract killer Toby O'Dare accepts a seraph's offer to leave his violent existence in order to save lives, and finds himself transported to thirteenth-century England and challenged to defend falsely accused Jewish citizens.

Colombian rebels kidnap Malie from an exclusive girl's academy and send her parents a note guaranteeing her release if a hefty ransom is paid. However, Malie's father, drug lord Manuel Braca, will not comply to the threats. Bowing to the kidnappers' demands would destroy his reputation, one of strength that he has built at the cost of two sons. As the last hour slips away that arrogance threatens to snatch the life from his remaining child and forever alienate him from his beloved wife, whom he calls Mama because she has always been the family's heart. Alone in the dark with all efforts of finding Malie failing, Manuel whispers a prayer. A simple offer made from exhaustion and desperation, to give anything to have his family intact and whole. The angel hears it, along with Mama's pleas, and offers them both a deal.