In a world where magic is real, technology is alive, and Gods exist, Jayne, Liam and Sean must destroy the lies of their past to save the world before it crumbles under the weight of a dystopian prophecy. A prophecy they were always destined to fail...

In the wake of Pearl Harbor, SPOOK intelligence has discovered that the pilots involved in the attack were given a drug called Nirvana. A drug created by harnessing the powers of gifted humans. Having fought in dozens of wars on hundreds of battlefields, Sean McPhail - a squad leader for the Royal Air Force - is called into action to unearth the truth. As Sean is forced to shed his human guise and accept his destiny, Jayne Foster continues to feel helplessly responsible for her father's death. Desperate to protect her loved ones, Jayne fell off the grid… but apparently not far enough. Clarke, a faction within SPOOK, has discovered she exists. Using her father's cold case as leverage, Eric Miller, a Clarke agent, convinces Jayne to join him as they look into her father's murder. While Jayne tumbles down a rabbit hole of peculiar beings, murderous apparitions, and prophetic trains, Liam Reed, an assassin for The Book Club, must face a different world. Believing so blindly in the club's ideals, Liam followed every order without question, without hesitation, and without remorse. Until he was given an order he couldn't follow… The morals he believed in for so long were shattered under a twisted mass of deceit, forcing Liam to turn against the only family he's ever known. In an act of defiance, Liam must choose to save another life over his own. The Book Club, however, has other plans – for all of them. Deep down in the depths of Fort Carroll lies one of SPOOKS most treacherous prisons, housing some of the most dangerous criminals in the multiverse. After years of planning and preparation, the Club has threatened to enact Protocol Thirteen, which will release hundreds of convicts upon the world, unless Jayne and her new friends can stop it.

I have been writing since I was 10 years old. But as I have grown and traveled, so have my stories and telling ability. One thing I feel that sets me apart from many other authors is that I do not create new locations or mythos but rather use what already exists. You see, I have traveled all over the world and have come to realize that our realm is rich with abandon places and forgotten tales. I love using them to create a world so much like ours but yet so different. I found that using our world as it is, with all its history, mythology, and folklore make readers rethink what they've come to believe. My stories are about broken heroes, faithless gods, and righteous demons trying to find their place in the world. Many people want to make their heroes indestructible / unbreakable. They want their bad guys to be bad and the good guys to be good. But I find that the best stories take place in the gray - where heroes fall out of grace - where the bad guys are good – where the damsel saves the knight, and where the right decision is the wrong choice. I like my characters to be human. I like me stories to be riddled with mystery – and the occasional Easter Egg. I love complex narratives coming together to make a perfect tale. Regardless of becoming a famous author, I want to share my stories with the world. I may not have a degree in writing (I do however hold an M.S. in Information Technology) but my mind never turns off. My imagination flows with every sound and every smell. I want to make my mind's creations tangible and real. I want people to fall in love with my characters, or hate them with enjoyable disdain.