Read entire series The last thing Julie remembered was Old Hank pointing a taser at her. It felt as if she had been electrocuted. Not sure if she was dead or alive, she felt her skin crawling with tiny bugs as she lay on the damp ground. Unable to see her hand in front of ...

Read more on my author page Chad circled Mark like a vulture checking out its soon-to-be carrion dinner. For the first time in a long time, Mark felt small. Weak. And maybe even scared. “Are you sure it’s him?” Chad asked Kara without taking his eyes off Mark. Kara nodded furiously. “Oh yes. He was ...

Read more on my author’s page “Ok, you need to die now,” Kara announced as she approached Mark. Mark straightened up. The tissues Kara had shoved in his mouth gagged him all over again. “I’ve met a new boy, and he’s super cute, and you’re not going to ruin that,” Kara explained as she began ...

Read past chapters here “She called me into her office and said, ‘Fran, it’s just not working out.’ I asked her, ‘What’s not working out?’ And she told me, ‘Our working relationship.’ I’m devastated, Danny. How am I going to pay my rent and buy dog food for Maddy? I should have quit. But, no, ...

Read more on my author page The sound got closer, and Mark knew it was someone walking toward them by the snapping and shuffling he heard against the ground. Boots? Heavy hiking boots and probably a rather large man, judging by how weighty the gait seemed. As the footsteps approached, he heard whistling. Just a ...

Read past chapters here Growing up on the streets of Brooklyn will always hold fond memories for Ramon. His parents immigrated from Puerto Rico looking for streets paved with gold. His dad told the story so well.  “Son, be careful when you pray to God.” The senior Rodriquez would tell him as he leaned into ...

Read more on my author page Kara laughed a little too hard at Mark’s shocked expression. Her cackle bordered on maniacal, and for the first time in his adult life, Mark felt frightened. For the first time ever, he was afraid of a woman. This girl was nuts. The laughing suddenly ceased as Kara seemed ...

Read all in this series Daniella sat in the large, glassed-in conference room of the FBI headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri. She’d been on the job for almost two weeks. Graduating second in her class, her competitive ego took a hit when Rodriquez passed her up in target practice. Ramon Rodriquez, the cocky, egotistical, pompous ...

Read more on my author page. Mark opened his eyes slowly, his vision foggy. The throbbing in his skull was almost unbearable. He was confused, not sure how he went from stalking his latest prey to being knocked on his ass by some unseen force. It had to be one of the rangers or maybe ...

Read One, Two, & Three. Jeff’s master’s degree in Computer Science seemed to be working out for him. He’d gotten a call from the company he was hoping to work for. The young woman’s voice on the other end of the phone asked, “Am I speaking with Jeff Johnson?” “This is he.” “Mr. Warner asked ...