They came for the peace and quiet. They found a legacy of horror. The Farm is not your typical farm story.When Matthew and Rita Gardner move with their young grandchildren to Martinsville, Indiana—seeking peace and a fresh start—they believe they've left the chaos of city life behind. But Martinsville harbors secrets far more dangerous than they imagined. Known for its dark history of racial tension, the town welcomes the Gardners with a chilling discovery on their new property—one that unearths a terrifying connection to a past steeped in violence and evil.As buried truths rise to the surface, the family is pulled into a web of historical horror and present-day injustice. Matthew is f...

Enjoy historical fiction? You will love these adventures into prehistoric times, forty thousand years ago, when the last Neanderthals struggled for survival. Available on Amazon in e-book and print formats and Audible in audio format. 

At the height of the Oregon Meltdown, a simple mistake along an evacuation corridor leads to disaster. Less than a week before the military plans to cordon off the last bridge over the Columbia River, Nate finds himself stranded along a wilderness ravine with little more than the clothes on his back. 
 

His only hope of reuniting with his family and continuing up the coast to safety is to survive a fifty-mile solo journey on foot through a lawless landscape devastated by warring factions. 

On October 12, 1984, an IRA bomb explodes at the Grand Hotel, Brighton, in a bid to assassinate UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.Graham Robinson, an ambitious young entrepreneur, who is attending the Conservative Party Conference, leaves the hotel minutes before the explosion.The Men in the Marsh traces Robinson’s life, loves and politics, leading up to dramatic events which have haunting echoes of his 1984 experience.Much of the novel is set in the fictional east coast holiday resort of Sanderholme. It has strong elements of mystery, crime, romance and humour, a mixture which typifies John Pendleton’s work.Published by Blossom Spring Publishing, “Hector’s Revenge” is available ...

On October 12, 1984, an IRA bomb explodes at the Grand Hotel, Brighton, in a bid to assassinate UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.Graham Robinson, an ambitious young entrepreneur, who is attending the Conservative Party Conference, leaves the hotel minutes before the explosion.The Men in the Marsh traces Robinson’s life, loves and politics, leading up to dramatic events which have haunting echoes of his 1984 experience.Much of the novel is set in the fictional east coast holiday resort of Sanderholme. It has strong elements of mystery, crime, romance and humour, a mixture which typifies John Pendleton’s work.Published by Blossom Spring Publishing, “Hector’s Revenge” is available ...

On October 12, 1984, an IRA bomb explodes at the Grand Hotel, Brighton, in a bid to assassinate UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.Graham Robinson, an ambitious young entrepreneur, who is attending the Conservative Party Conference, leaves the hotel minutes before the explosion.The Men in the Marsh traces Robinson’s life, loves and politics, leading up to dramatic events which have haunting echoes of his 1984 experience.Much of the novel is set in the fictional east coast holiday resort of Sanderholme. It has strong elements of mystery, crime, romance and humour, a mixture which typifies John Pendleton’s work.Published by Blossom Spring Publishing, “Hector’s Revenge” is available ...

Eddie has eighteen days and one mission to go—one that was supposed to be routine—until something goes terribly wrong. 

 

Now alone, injured and left for dead, Eddie finds himself lost in the most treacherous mountains of the most dangerous country in the world—hunted by the Taliban and haunted by visions—confusing visions of a Chickasaw Shaman, a white dog and a mysterious, dark-eyed woman.

 

A woman whom he’s never met.

 

A woman who will save his life—

 

One who will soon change his life forever.

What do an old Ford and a particular young mustang have in common?Awarded a 5-star review by Readers' Favorite, this is the story about the beginning of life for one horse.After losing his father shortly after birth, a young mustang growing up in the wilderness of the American west is put to the test. The struggle to survive despite nasty weather, predators, and unfortunate accidents is very real to these enduring horses. Conditions forced upon them by nature and those that come at the hands of men are very different, however. Instinct cannot always outwit the bad intentions of human beings.Not all humans are bad, though, and sometimes the unexpected can happen. Find out how one horse and on...

He doesn’t scavenge for scrap. He scours the ruins for memories.In the decaying sprawl of Rust Vale, a lone figure wanders the ruins with purpose. Known only as The Ragpicker, he’s a relic of a forgotten war—wrapped in patchwork tech, haunted by ghosts of the past, and armed with a rifle that hums with ancient power.But when a salvaged drone reveals a trace of a voice he thought lost forever, the Ragpicker’s mission changes. Driven by grief and hope, he embarks on a dangerous journey to recover the digital fragments of the woman he loved—now scattered across a landscape ruled by madness, corrupted AI, and memory-hungry machines.To piece her back together, he must brave the haunted ...

Drugs, sex and rock and roll – that was the name of the game for hard rock musicians.  Like the Blue Mask.  Founded by singer Alix Lane and lead guitarist Joel Stark, in 1985 they lived the anthem.  A year later both the band and their drummer were dead.  1988 saw a new Blue Mask - cleaned up, regrouped and touring.  It is now 1990.  AIDS is still an epidemic for both hetero and homosexuals.  Social media is not a thing. Or smartphones. Or the age of unlimited information.  But it is the year of the Blue Mask. Dreams do come true and their star ascends with international fame and success.  Nothing can go wrong for Alix and Joel’s band and thei...

Dakota Buchanan believes there can be nothing worse in life than losing her mother until her father suddenly dies, leaving her orphaned at sixteen. As she attempts to muddle her way through the funeral, Dakota is introduced to a man twice her age who looks remarkably like her father. Moments later, it is revealed that Luke is the son her father never knew he had and her brother. Luke invites her to join his family with the option of returning to Fort Worth to live with her bachelor uncle if she is unhappy. Despite the influence of Luke's narcissistic wife, it does not take long before their adorable four-year-old daughter, Savannah, captivates Dakota. As things begin looking up for Dakota, s...

The Sister’s Revolt is a powerful, emotionally-charged book inspired by true events in Nouakchott, Mauritania. When Ummu Khultum, a devout Muslim woman, discovers that women are being banned from mosques outside of Ramadan, she rallies a group of sisters to reclaim their right to worship. What begins as a quiet act of protest soon ignites a spiritual and political uprising led by women who refuse to be erased.