Highly trained, deadly, and three hundred years old. Fehrn is a shifter wolf out to complete his reconnaissance mission.Elite Spy. Warrior. Rational.He has been watching her for weeks. Determined to extract information about the dark witches she is loyal to.But when the moment to get close enough occurs he breaks his code, throwing the rules out to agree to her bargain.***Comfortable alone, quietly devoted, and grateful to the masters who sheltered her from an orphan's destitution. Idalia hides her true self.Fire Witch.Telepath.Dutiful.Alone in this world, she has kept her secret her whole life. Staying safe and unassuming. Completing her role in the castle of the House of Elharean without question.But when the claws that threaten her neck one night also threaten...

Being a vampire sucks.  No, seriously.  But Kenny manages; killing time by collecting college degrees and managing a campus coffee shop… until his least favorite coworker turns up dead and drained of blood. Hunter arrives on campus eager to shake off his parents' disapproval and to start 'real life' as his authentic gay self.  But there are bigger problems at Sterling University- starting with performing well at his new coffee shop job, while avoiding the wrath of his hot, hot-headed boss. When Kenny and Hunter are forced to work together to discover the real killer and to clear Kenny's name,  their undeniable chemistry sizzles into undeniable attraction.  But with the real killer at large and a vampire hunter on their tail, how long before someone else gets hurt? Barista Blood is a steamy M/M paranormal romance with light BDSM elements.  This story is intended for adult audiences only.  This is book one in the Sterling University Supernaturals, but it can be read as a stand-alone.

Shifting the focus away from the assassination of John F. Kennedy in Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas, to 48 hours prior in Eunice, Louisiana, this book explores the prediction made by Melba Marcades, aka Rose Cherami, that the president would be assassinated on Friday, November 22, 1963 in Dallas. Discounting clairvoyance, the book investigates the possibility that Rose had inside information about the assassination. However, Rose Cherami was not a credible witness: she was a prostitute, a one-time performer in Jack Ruby's Carousel Club, an admitted drug trafficker, a drug addict, and a car thief. But the author’s research reveals glaring omissions in her FBI files, questionable admissions regarding her criminal history, and the dubious details of her untimely demise. This book sheds new light on a relatively unknown footnote of the JFK conspiracy theory.