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Fantasy Times.

The first issue available on Amazon, on Kindle, and Paperbag.

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The wrought-iron gates of Côte d’Azur Chateau groaned open as Lisette Lavigne pushed through them, the sound dragging across the gray afternoon like a blade drawn from a sheath. Wet rust came away on her glove, bitter-smelling and red as old blood. The iron felt slick beneath her fingers, not wet exactly, but clammy, like skin left too long in the cold. She stopped on the other side, one hand still pressed to the bars, feeling them tremble faintly beneath her palm as though the gate itself had a pulse. Somewhere inside the lock, though no key turned, something clicked once—small, precise, and final.

Upcoming Titles

A NOVEL:

The Briley’s called such tales superstition, yet every heir knew the old rule: never enter the altar room alone and never speak a promise there unless prepared to keep it.

A NOVEL:

She decided to follow her heart. But when she decided to move away from him, she discovered a terrible secret.

FEATURE FILM:

The Malediction Legacy is a story of a dynamic NYC police investigator who, after investigating a murder in the subway platform, discovers that she is the only one who can resolve a 400-year native American curse.

EPISODIC NOVEL:

Detective Garnet, an SFPD officer, discovers that he can foresee a murder before it happens.

Future Works.

Fantasy Times. Issue One

Quarely Anthology.

First Issue on Amazon, Kindle, and Paperbag.

ENTER THE DARKNESS—IF YOU DARE.

Behind forgotten doors, beneath restless shadows, and within the darkest corners of the human soul, secrets are waiting to be uncovered.
Atmospheric, suspenseful, and unsettling, these stories will linger long after the final page.
Some doors should never be opened.
Some secrets should never be discovered.
And some darkness never truly dies.

The Empty Altar. Coming in September.

Côte d’Azur Chateau, the house had learned the shape of silence—and how to use it.

COMING IN SEPTEMBER

Long before Lisette Lavigne returned to Côte d’Azur Chateau, servants whispered the Chateau did not merely keep secrets; it digested them.

Children dared one another to press their ears against the west wall after dusk, where something deep in the stone seemed to inhale, pause, and wait for a name. The Lavine's called such tales vulgar superstition, Antoine Lavigne had laughed at those warnings when he was young. He laughed louder when age gave him equations, sigils, and forbidden books with pages thin as peeled skin.