My Novels

 Pavement


"There is always somewhere new".

"Pavement" is about a guy named Bale and a girl named Vana. Bale is miserable sad-sack on a business trip, and when his responsibilities back home eat away at him; he decides to throw his phone into the ocean and start a pilgrimage across the country. As for Vana, well, she's a tattoo artist that falls in love with him and joins him on his travels. The two encounter bizarre towns featuring tape monsters, shadow men, superpowered frogs, and a God of Death. All in the pursuit of freedom from Bale's mundane shackles.


Ravenous: The Ballad of The Hungry Squire


"Eat knowing it could be your last meal. Eat as you are. Curious. Optimistic. Hungry".

In a world of fantasy, monsters, adventures, and magic: one headstrong man chooses his own destiny and aspires to become the greatest chef in the land! "Ravenous" stars Jack, a former knight with incredible skills as a combatant and the magical ability to make any object he touched unbreakable. All Jack really wants to do is cook for people and uses his medieval food truck to do just that. Alongside a thief, a repairman, his frog mentor and his loyal horse Gote (not spelled like the animal), Jack meets friends and foes as he travels to the food hub of the kingdom.


Zeus Did It Again


"These stories remained. As they always will".

Zeke always knew he was special, but he only thought in terms of his genes, his talent, and his charm, of course. But as if this high school alpha male couldn't get more perfect; he learns from a talking fox he's related to the Greek Gods! Now, Zeke will have to master his powers of defying the laws of nature themselves to defend himself, his friends, and his family from a slew of monsters, a handful of equally gifted rivals, and one very pissed off Goddess. "Zeus Did It Again" is all about doing the impossible, and sometimes doing that means redefining who you are.

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