Narrative Innocent Souls is a work that details the disappearance of ten residents of Fayetteville, Arkansas, and the investigation pursued by Sheriff Enos Lanford. The narrative opens as three-year-old Jake accompanies his mother and sister to the cotton fields for a day of work. While Jake is napping under a tree, ten people mysteriously vanish. Enos discovers the boy and takes him to his home. He, his wife Jenny, and Mrs. Hannah decide to care for the boy. FBI agent Anna Servanti helps Enos with his investigation, and together they uncover drug running and treachery involving Quality Health Supplements Company. Jennys father, Mayor Potts, is targeted, but his stay in the hospital prevents a murder hit. Innocent Souls mixes drugs, persistent police work, and family in a story that seeks to explore life in a small rural Arkansas town. Fayetteville is a Southern town where strong oaks spread their limbs, almost touching neighboring trees. Their acorns create an inviting aura of peace and tranquility. A gentle river runs the length of this small town with surrounding forests, which is home and haven for wild creatures and feathered friends alike. It is a poor town, but man, forest, and beast coexist together in peace.

Home sweet home is the citadel of life, the inspiration, motivation, and foundation builder of our future. But if parents fail to set a good example, their children are left in the dark. In many cases, terrorists and criminals are born in the minds of their parents first and then shaped at home. Parents as the torchbearers are the pathfinders for their kids. Good or bad in a person is decided in the minds of parents first, and the seeds they sow later grow and develop into tall palms. Satanic acts by parents can go a long way to bring forth catastrophe for generations, and pave the way for misery and uncertainty. The saddest outcome of such upbringings is that innocent children grow up into people who are all too often victimized. James, a boy of fourteen, witnesses a cruel act by his father. In the spur of the moment, he stabs his father and flees. The vast world welcomes him and gives him asylum, only to use him for crimes ranging from minor theft to organized killing. Such goes the Metamorphosis of Innocent Souls.

HR violations is a major issue in Sri Lanka. Rape, Torture, Kidnapping, Intimidation, Ransom, Killing of media men and politicians etc are the main factors of HR violations in the island of Sri Lanka, once called "the land of paradise". This book covers stories on HR violations caused by the ethnic war, some of them based on real incidents. After the independence from the British in 1948, the relationship between the majority and minority communities gradually deteriorated with the occurrence of several communal riots, the worst being the one in 1983. Policies of the Government lead the Tamil youths to take up to arms, when they found that there future are bleak. The first long story titled "Sufferings of innocent Souls" reflects the grievances of the internally displaced (IDP) Tamil citizens after the war. The involvement of paramilitary groups in HR violations is another factor pointed out in some stories. The story "Beach boy" covers the damaged caused by sexual tourism. The story "Temple entry" deals with caste system that prevented low caste people to have access to temples; "White Van" story is based on the kidnapping vehicle used for killing or disappearance and serves as a tool for HR violation in the island.

As Atlanta's lay exorcist, Simon Adler keeps innocent souls safe from Hell. He’s good at his job, so good that Lucifer wants him gone. When a powerful demon kidnaps three teens, Simon is tricked into bargaining his own soul to save them. Even worse, none of his demon trapping friends can help him. This time Simon’s truly on his own. Or is he? Katia Breman’s unexpected arrival in Atlanta is either a godsend, or part of the Prince’s infernal plan. Trust doesn't come easy for this troubled demon trapper from Kansas, and now she’s stuck in a big city she doesn’t know, fighting Hellspawn she’s never seen before. Right or wrong, Katia will have to take a stand. If she sides with Simon Adler, someone she loves will die. If she betrays him, they’re all facing eternity in Hell.

Wiccan Gavenia Kingsgrave’s psychic gift, the ability to talk to the dead, comes with strings attached. As a Shepherd, she escorts them into the hereafter, but not all the souls want to cross over, and some can be downright vicious. When her latest case involves a heart-breaking hit-and-run victim, Gavenia is stressed to the max. The last thing she needs is a no-nonsense private detective on her tail, even if he is a handsome Irishman. Former homicide detective Douglas O’Fallon possesses his own psychic gift, one he’s denied for years. Hired by a wealthy client to prove that Gavenia’s a con artist, he is skeptical of the witch’s claims she can speak to the dead. If he finds her gift as genuine, then he will be forced to accept his own. When their two cases intersect, opposites attract. But will they be able to set their differences aside long enough to outwit their foes – both the living and the dead?

Inside a world collapsed by greed, power and lies over and over again, countries immerse in chaos have taken over the vision of the world. However, this time the secret might come out as a mystery is barely unfolding through the eyes of eight Elemental Seed carriers seeking for answers, friendship, love and revenge. Unfolding their powers, Dolos, Molay, Miranda and Celleste, may think is just a strike of chance, but now they are struggling with their own feelings, school and complicated family relationships. An ancient power that balanced the earth has been awaken again, every time is a different outcome, maybe too much power to control and envy to bear. All the Elemental Souls must gather to revile their true destiny.

Based on a true story a young Welsh womans trial and conviction leads to a violent cauldron of events. This story has all the ingredients of a heart-wrenching gripping journey as you peel the layers back on lives that ended in death and ignominy. In this journey, you will run the gamut of all possible emotions of those who fought insanity to survive in the early 1800s. The skulls of Lucretia Dunckley, Martin Beech, and John Lynch are still stored in the Anthropology Department in the Australian Museum, Sydney, Australia. May your soul rest in peace, Lucretia. Your pitiful but dramatic story is cast here in perpetuity