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The 1st novel in the Keeno Crime Thriller Novels, introduces Keeno McCole and his special crime fighting team, members of the RCMP, Canada's federal law enforcement. In this novel, they face a major national terrorism ring, one which is trying to cripple the economy with a viral attack, and force the government to introduce mandatory chip implants. 

In the 2nd novel of the Keeno Crime Thrillers, an old Indian friend of Keeno's, who lives in a remote region of Canada, tips him off to what appears to be a human trafficking ring. It doesn't take long for Keeno and his team to find themselves facing a brutal trafficking pipeline which is kidnapping and selling young girls, but moreover, is injecting them with a virus which soon threatens to become a pandemic.

In the 3rd novel of the Keeno Crime Thrillers, the Prime Minister of Canada contacts the team to investigate the bizarre death of his niece. The trail soon leads to Winnipeg, Canada, where a cult and its leader get in the crosshairs of Keeno's gun. Keeno will face his greatest challenge so far as he and his team attempt to expose the secretive cult leader.

The Buffalo Kid is the ultimate inspirational story, with a thrilling twist. 71 year-old John Ross, aka The Buffalo Kid, is the oldest homeless person in the city. Once a successful business and family man, the Kid ended up on the streets, penniless and destitute, where he has remained for 30 years. But he never gave up hope that there could be a 2nd chance for him, and when it comes, everything changes.

For over 30 years, the Swedish pop phenomena, ABBA, has been silent, not having stepped on the stage together for over three decades. Morie Norris, a young boy living in America, who has fallen for the band, decides to change that, and runs off to Sweden in search of Agnetha Fältskog, the iconic blonde singer, to convince her to get the band together again for a worldwide concert. Chased by police in America and Sweden, Morie evades them all as he touches the lives of everyone he meets with his incurable and relentless dream. Can he succeed? Everyone says no, but then again, impossible dreams are the ones that change the world.

An eight-year-old girl, Hann'Sha, living in poverty in Calcutta, India, and yet, full of hope for a better life, is suddenly sold into sexual slavery by a father desperate to feed his family. For four years she is forced to live a nightmarish life in sexual servitude. One day, an American tourist visiting her city, comes across the brothel where she is kept, and the horror of her circumstances forces him to take action. Against all odds, corrupt police, lethal traffickers and the young girl's fear, he fights for her freedom. Inspired by a young girl, and based on facts of what really happens to young children like Hann'Sha, this story reminds us that modern day slavery exists everywhere and is considered one of the most profitable illicit industries of modern times. 

As a young boy, Troy Evans, like many, loved to climb trees. One day, he fell, a fall that changed his life. On that day, Troy had his first out-of-body-experience, but it didn't end there. Years later, now a graphic designer, trying to live a "normal life" - Troy finds himself skating the rim of what others would call paranormal, but for him, leaving and returning to his body is like brushing his teeth. One day, however, he trips across a plot, a plan by high-level officials to initiate a domestic terror attack against their own country, one that will make 9/11 look like a walk in the park. When Troy tries to expose it all, claiming he discovered it during one of his out-of-body-experiences, he is committed to a psychiatric facility for treatment. In the end, the only person who believes him is his therapist, and together, they attempt to stop the attack while being hunted down as enemies of the state. This is the first novel in the Out-Step Series

18 year-old Kaetlyn O'Sullivan is just a normal Irish girl, living on the southwest coast of Ireland, but that's where normal ends. Kaetlyn is having recurring dreams, visions, about places she has never been or seen, and yet, which haunts her daily. Sent to a psychologist for help, they soon discover that her dreams are memories from her past life, and at the same time of that discovery, the Irish military exhume an alien craft buried in a cliffside nearby. When the dots connect, and Kaetlyn realizes that she died in that very craft, and that she had a mission, a reason for coming to Earth, all hell breaks loose as major powers go toe to toe, trying to access the ship and its technology, while the only person who can get inside it and activate its system, is Kaetlyn herself. A paranormal thriller with a twist.

L.I.N. is the sequel to The Other. In this book, Kaetlyn O'Sullivan wakes up from a coma after being shot in the head by a religious fanatic. During her coma she delves deeper into the corridors of her past life and discovers how she can use the alien craft she came in, and its A.I. computer, L.I.N. to try and resolve a global crisis that has erupted, as a virus, now seeping into the atmosphere from a melting glacier in Russia, is spreading, like a pandemic, and killing millions of people every day. Global warming has put the human race on notice, and Kaetlyn's renewed mission to stop it from becoming an existential event, is challenged by the fact that world powers are more interested in getting exclusive rights to her ship and the technology therein, than stopping the crisis facing the world.

Mateus Cordozo, is vacationing in his home town of Afife, trying to reconcile his midlife crisis with solitude, wine and a chance to forget about his life. A woman approaches him on the desolate beach where he sits and they engage a dialogue, one where she reveals to him that in a matter of day or two, the world will be on the brink of nuclear war as a result of a conflict that has erupted that very morning, wherein China has invaded Iran to commandeer its oil fields. She tells Mateus that he can stop it, but he refuses to accept the outlandish story and rejects her outright. When the reality finally hits him, that everything the stranger told him would happen, was in fact, coming true, Mateus is faced with a nightmarish scenario - act, or sit by and watch the world destroy itself.

NASA and ESA (The European Space Agency) launch the largest interstellar ship ever, the Evolution, headed by Captain Jim Tale. Its mission is to reach the nearest exoplanet and set up a basic colony, all in the hopes of finding a new world for humanity, one where it can start over again in the event that the powers that be, destroy Earth with their nuclear arsenal. Jim Tale is a different type of astronaut; gritty, rough-spoken and haunted by the death of his wife, he not only wants to get away from Earth, he hopes to find answers out there to the existential questions which no one seems to have - how it did it all start. A thrilling adventure, Earth Escape takes Jim and his crew on a journey that no one could have ever predicted - and in the end, Jim's overwhelming drive to find those answers to our existence, force him to the very edge of the Universe.

Tanner McNeal and his crew of space-jockeys have just arrived back from their 16-year long mission to Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, only to find that Earth has changed in the wake of two cataclysmic events, and that men are a dying species, and women now rule. Faced with the dilemma of how to restore balance to what is left of his genre, where a patriarchal society is not only shunned, but considered criminal, Tanner and his crew fight for their existence as Lady V, the Commander and President of New America, uses her full power to rein-in the incipient revolution against her regime, while preparing to launch her secret weapon: Woman Ex, the game-changer for the human race.