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List of works in reverse chronological order:

A Season on Earth
While Angharad and Jin return to a world that looks different than they remembered, Josephine stays behind in a world that shrinks day by day.

For Jin and Angharad, their quest to find the truth may risk everything they came home for. But for Josephine and everyone else left in Zapville, the consequences of their failure could mean death.

Sabotage Sequence #3, cyberpunk, dystopia, pulp, 44,000 words

Time Illusion
Jennifer Li wants her first weeks as spaceship captain to be a success. Getting along with her new crew might be a harder task than she prepared for. The new ship therapist isn’t impressed with Jennifer’s untested command style, and in the aftermath of facing a murderer together Jennifer and her new second in command might have an intense bond or only an awkward acquaintance.

An emergency call redirects her ship to Rommys to face the double threat of a tear in time-space that threatens its residents, and a mysterious woman that knows more about Jennifer than she’s comfortable with. As the time-space anomaly grows, teamwork becomes more important than ever, and if they fail Jennifer could lose more than just the respect of her crew.

New Voyages #2, space opera, speculative fiction, 15,000 words

Narrowcast Nightmares
Angharad, Jin and Tsuyoshi have survived four months in Zapville. As their overlord sets crueler tests, Angharad struggles to keep their group from falling apart.

All Angharad wants is to get the attention of the alluring, forbidden Josephine without causing any trouble – but she can’t have both. Jin wants to protect the people he loves without reckoning with his past. And Tsuyoshi, rapidly losing hope, wants to protect people from his own capacity for violence.

When Jin, still desperate to leave, forces her to keep searching for a way out, Angharad ends up in the middle of his fight with Tsuyoshi. And when things take a darker and more desperate turn, not everyone they know will survive.

Sabotage Sequence #2, cyberpunk, dystopia, pulp, 81,000 words

Electric Shock
All sixteen year old Angharad wants is an escape from her constricting family life. When she wakes up on the other side of the Gate what she gets instead is a tighter prison than she’s ever known.

It’s there she meets Tsuyoshi, an angry Canadian art student running from a holiday gone horribly wrong, and Jin, a child soldier who just wants to go back home. With no way out and no way to find their mysterious jailer, they have to rely on strangers caught in the same trap. If they don’t learn to work together the consequences could be lethal.

But the most dangerous games test the fate of their souls. And in this technological trap beyond anything they’ve ever known everyone has secrets and not everyone is who they seem.

Sabotage Sequence #1, cyberpunk, dystopia, pulp, 60,000 words

Four Bodies in Space
Set on the space ships and space stations of the Union of Allied Planets, Four Bodies in Space follows Commander Solaris, a scientific officer on a small ship that just wants to be left alone to check her experiments in peace. A peace threatened first by the murder of an ambassador and then by the friendly overtures of his emotionally volatile widow. With her ship in danger and her future on the line, Solaris can’t hold back her curiosity about the murder.

Into this mess steps newly promoted Captain Li, eager and a little too friendly, and fascinated by the psychic gift Solaris considers her greatest burden. Solaris would rather cling to everything she holds dear than accept the difficulty of something new and untried even if pushing away Captain Li’s help risks damage to her career and the people she wants to protect, but fleeing from Jennifer Li’s hand in friendship could mean falling into the killer’s hands instead…

New Voyages #1, space opera, speculative fiction, 19,500 words

Strange Conversations
Three tales of the awkward conversations you could have if monsters and space aliens were part of your every day life. A young woman reconnects with her high school boyfriend, no matter how much she tries to avoid it. A concerned friend argues about the wisdom of romancing a vampire. A space pilot watches her boss suffer through talking with a diplomat.

short fiction anthology, speculative fiction, 7,900 words

Constellation of Neon Lights
Six short tales of life, death and optimism. A young woman looks back on a grandparent and the nature of stories. Robots question the meaning of their existence. An old woman time travels through memory. A young man leaves a party and questions what he wants from life. Thirty-somethings talk about chemistry over brunch.

short fiction anthology, mainstream adult contemporary, speculative fiction, 8,780 words

The People Want Dance Pop
In 2011 Wesley and Uri form a band together and tour the world. By 2016 they’ve gone their separate ways. Is it sex and drugs that get in the way of their rock and roll friendship, and the arrival of beautiful, normal Gloria and the promise of a life outside the band, or is it the mysteries Uri clings to that threaten everything they’ve built between them?

In Tune #2, new adult, coming of age, mainstream adult contemporary, 84,360 words

The Rhinoceros Conspiracy Live!
Anxiety, jealousy – guitarist Zeppelin O’Connor has been trying to bury his feelings for years. But when charming, flighty lead singer Joe expresses interest, Zepp makes a choice that goes against all his instincts. As they try to keep the band from falling apart and deal with the fears between them, will an outside threat or their own anxieties get in the way of their happy ending?

In Tune #1, new adult, coming of age, mainstream adult contemporary, m/m romantic elements, 64,700 words