Seraphim Sword

Carlos Huerta, at one time considered the world's top theoretical physicist, is about to enter an underground world of secrets, lies, and deception. In a U.S. Government site just north of Las Vegas, Nevada, Carlos comes face to face with an eclectic group of specially gifted people, a dedicated team of para-military professionals, and more than one million extraterrestrials. After four decades of housing, feeding, and studying the non-aggressive aliens, Washington D.C. concludes that the operation is nothing more than a drain on the economy and wants the "problem to go away." Carlos is assigned the task of discovering the reason for the alien visitation, or the government will exterminate the creatures from the vast configuration

“Welcome to Sin City.” Block 16 in old downtown Las Vegas holds the distinction of being the original Sin City. Games of chance, free-flowing alcohol, and lurid back rooms flourished on Block 16 in 1906. Fast forward, Las Vegas welcomes more than forty million visitors a year. Why? Games of chance, free-flowing alcohol, and lurid back rooms. In this book of short stories celebrating place, what better place to celebrate than Sin City? Whether the story is a futuristic saga of deep space war, or features a dusty little town called Pahrump, Deadly Places is all about what happens in and around Vegas. This book pays tribute to the ghosts, misfits, and non-conformists of Block 16. Without their determination to make something of this place in the sun, there would be no Strip, no City of Entertainment, and no iconic sign proclaiming… “Welcome to Las Vegas.”

Erected in 1959, the iconic sign welcomes millions of visitors each year. Thousands of tourists line up every day to take a “selfie” with the famous marker in the background. The sign, which symbolizes the classic start of the world-famous Las Vegas Strip, represents hope, imagination, and ingenuity. It is one of the “things” visitors to the city delight in seeing. What is not so delightful are the unexpected things awaiting Las Vegas visitors and locals alike. Things such as locusts, witches, and droughts. Not to worry—locusts tend to be migratory, witches mostly keep to themselves, and water shortages are, for the most part, a temporary thing and cyclical in nature. There are, however, other things which cannot so easily be dismissed. Supernatural beings, hungry beasts, and perhaps the deadliest thing of all: humans.

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Welcome to Sin City.” Block 16 in old downtown Las Vegas holds the distinction of being the original Sin City. Games of chance, free-flowing alcohol, and lurid back rooms flourished on Block 16 in 1906. Fast forward, Las Vegas welcomes more than forty million visitors a year. Why? Games of chance, free-flowing alcohol, and lurid back rooms. In this book of short stories celebrating place, what better place to celebrate than Sin City? Whether thestory is a futuristic saga of deep space war, or features a dusty little town called Pahrump, Deadly Places is all about what happens in and around Vegas. This book pays tribute to the ghosts, misfits, and non-conformists of Block 16. Without their determination to make something of this place in the sun, there would be no Strip, no City of Entertainment, and no iconic sign proclaiming… “Welcome to Las Vegas.”

The tragic end of Almira’s life inspires others in two epochs to find meaning in their own. In 1972, David discovers the true meaning of love beyond a world that insists on pleasure for its own sake. In 1842, Rebecca’s mission to learn the fate of her beloved friend leads her into the occult world of two mysterious sisters. Besides Almira’s death, the shocking truth uncovered about her own family’s past may help her find the courage to turn a new page in her own life.

When science fails, forgiveness may be the only answer. In 1971, Psychotherapist David Weis thought he had reached therapeutic completion with his ghostly, lovely patient, Almira...until the true reason for her spiritual entrapment is revealed. The questions raised are more profound than anything psychology can explain and cause a rift between him and the woman he loves. David struggles to find a way forward, not wanting to surrender his disbelief. Meanwhile, in 1841, life at the Albany Female Academy is complicated. Desperate and young, Almira is thrown into a web of social tensions, animal desire, and secrets built upon secrets. It’s a race against time for her and her forbidden lover, Daniel, to find happiness in the face of society’s obstacles.

Billionaire Edward Schulte dispatches psychic Beau Fraser and her investigative team to track down evidence of Bigfoot. Chasing. the elusive hairy man is nearly as dangerous and terrifying as her feelings for Marco. Caught in the crosshairs between two men who want her, Beau has to dance a fine line. On the one hand, she must keep Schulte’s secret from the team, and she doesn’t want to upset the newly developed closeness with Marco. Will the team that investigated ghosts in the last installment (“Ghost of a Chance!”) be able to survive the dangers in the forests,

In 1970, washed-up psychologist David Weis closes his Manhattan practice and, against the advice of Angela, his urbane fiancée buys an abandoned house on the shore of Lake Champlain. One room is occupied by the ghost of Almira, a lovely, but a troubled young woman who died in 1840. A series of midnight psychotherapy sessions take place in the ‘Quiet Room.”  Together, they analyze the cause of Almira’s spiritual entrapment and David confronts his own haunted emotions. A strong bond develops and with it complications for David’s real-life relationship with Angela. Alternating chapters describe the events which led to Almira’s unsettled afterlife. In 1840, at her family’s isolated estate, young Almira is in a secret love affair with the hired man, Daniel. Her mother’s death and her father's immediate remarriage follow. Though desperately in love, Almira and Daniel are discovered. Unless they can find a way to prevent it, Almira’s father and the realities of 19th century America will keep them apart. Quiet Room is the first of three in the Psychotherapy With Ghosts series. Book II, Female Academy, continues the story.

Kalen’s good name is restored. But at what cost?

The exciting conclusion of the MacKenna Saga.

Past events make clear verses in the Crosskey Prophecy, but much of its meaning for the future is still clouded in the mystery of archaic wording.

While Kalen struggles to make sense of the prophecy’s passages, Dani Santiago is enjoying her outing in the Barrera wilds, blissfully unaware of the encroaching danger or of those protecting her. Connor O’Dell appears and delivers a message, she must return home. Events unfold in their lives, putting Dani, Connor, Kalen, and Mayla on a collision course with Maria, Jenna, and the Central Council.

Life for the Santiago family is about to turn lethal. Young women are disappearing without a trace. An attempt to take Dani’s friend, and then her, tells Kalen his enemies are getting bolder and desperate. While recovering from an attempt on his own life, Kalen and Jamie Santiago stumble onto another kidnapping. They interfere and set off a series of disastrous events that put the Santiago family in harm’s way.

Awake, Alone, and Angry

Twenty-five Colonial Periods locked in Cold-stasis has left Kalen MacKenna with only two possessions, a hellish nightmare, a reminder of the night his life changed forever, and a driving need to restore honor to his family name.