My BOOKS
Admins: Simulation's End
What if you discovered you were simply a player in a computer simulation? What if it was about to be deleted? Where would your moral compass take you?
It was meant to be a fun night out at a party, but on the way home Chris, Sierra, Joey and Lana are caught in a deadly car crash. Desperately seeking help, Joey and Lana stumble upon a mysterious cabin with an eerie green light inside it. Touching the light unlocks strange powers, revealing they're part of a vast simulation overseen by powerful ‘Admins.’ When their reckless pursuit of newfound abilities leads to chaos, and the Admins want to delete the simulation, the teens must grapple with the consequences of their actions and the ultimate question of their existence.
Soon the Admins are after them and they must navigate the secrets about themselves and the simulation itself in a race-against-time to save the world as they know it.
"Riveting sci-fi story… impressive, absorbing character study.”– Kirkus Reviews
"The kind of story I could see being developed into a movie or TV series.” – ReadersFavorite (5 Star Review)
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"A fantastic story that is sure to grip young adult readers from cover to cover.” – ReadersFavorite (5 Star Review)
Becoming Trixie: It's a Dog's Life
It's just another day chasing squirrels in the park for Twinkie the dog, until she runs through a portal in a tree and is unwittingly reborn as an intergalactic princess!
Now inhabiting the form of Princess Trixie, a 16-year-old princess who lives on a space carriage, Kalaxia Limo One, she must navigate the complexities of royal life while grappling with her dog-turned-human identity. To make matters worse, it turns out she is betrothed to a prince from another world, catching her right in the midst of a power struggle between mighty empires. Even her ladies-in-waiting struggle to keep the suddenly erratic Princess Trixie from self-inflicted, yet unintended, chaos.
In this quirky young adult novel, humor abounds as the once-canine Trixie attends official dinners, dodges scheming nobles, and fends off suitors, all while trying to find a way back to her former life on Earth. With powerful motives and sinister plots at war in this new world, Trixie must discover whom she can trust – and whether returning home is even possible anymore.
"Wonderfully depicted a dog's pure and innocent heart.” – ReadersFavorite (5 Star Review)
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Dystpopia!: Hero's Quest
Who’s really in charge of this story? Murray the author, a 45-year-old recently divorced down-on-his-luck writer? Or Hero, his 17-year-old, tough-as-nails female protagonist? While Hero battles him for control over her own story, Murray is left wondering—is he going crazy? Or is there something else going on?
As Hero fights to save her own Kingdom of Dystpopia in its deadly war against the Queendom of Fant, the two biggest powers in the surrounding metropolitan area known as the Lands, a post-apocalyptic desert wasteland of misery, she suddenly hears the Author, the weaver of all things, in her head. Unfortunately, he’s about to throw out the story and go back to his paying job of writing technical manuals. Luckily, and true to her name, Hero convinces Murray to keep writing, er, weaving the story. But when something magical happens and she starts to control things in her very own story, Author and Hero, much like father and daughter, begin to fight between themselves. He even gave her an enemy-to-lover boyfriend who she despises! So, as she sets out on the desolate roads on her own, against Murray’s wishes, she meets a wild cast of characters. Oh, and Murray wants you to know there are flying zombies. But Hero wants you to know she killed them all. But Murray wants you to know it was an exciting scene. But Hero wants you to know she’s the one who did all the work. Oh, wait, it’s happening again.
Can they eventually work together to save her kingdom? Or will Fant’s evil magic take over the Lands? And there’s something about an Aunt Cordelia, who is also a serial killer. But this isn’t your typical mystery novel. Actually, it’s not a mystery novel at all. We really don’t know what it is [Shameless metadata plug: it’s the first book in a hilarious young adult sci-fi fantasy humor series, supposedly. Will you agree?].