Phenomenal . . . an edge of the seat book . . . written in a fashion defined by the many characters and the excellent manner they are all brought together . . . a mind teaser, and just as you think you have it figured out, wham, it swerves, or rev...

Who has killed the smartest woman in the world? The heroine tries valiantly to solved the cold case death of her charge and to make some sense of her all too short life. Awesome, I liked the way it was written and it was completely different than...

The Great Betrayer strikes to enslave the Proudhon on Troan. The Soul Slayer will try to seduce the Proudhon with pleasure and gifts, including a celestial virgin and a masterful slave. In the third book, the Proudhon surrenders to the Heart Harr...

The love of a woman–Helen, the famous Judge Lemmeur’s beautiful daughter–by two identical twins, Bryce and Juno Pontoon, law-clerks from St Pauls, Minnesota, leads to calamity. A tale so dark and so lacking in civility that you will fear fo...

It isn't a conspiracy, nor a virus or cancer. It started 2500 years ago and is about an idea, a dystopian one. It loves to talk about equality, humanism, language, mathematics and religion but its mantle is: 'Left to Our Own Devices We Will Fall D...

The Great Betrayer strikes to enslave the Proudhon on Troan. The Soul Slayer will try to seduce the Proudhon with pleasure and gifts, including a celestial virgin and a masterful slave. In the third book, the Proudhon surrenders to the Heart Harr...

What a surprise; riveting, philosophical and terrific. It’s a lot about women, religion and sex; I thought when I started it, it was perhaps a coming of age sort of thing filled as it was with female issues but by the time I finished it, (and th...

Rich with detail, exciting and intense. It plunges the reader into a struggle for survival under a political power clash where friendship, love, betrayal and revenge highlight and intensify the human story. Captures a perfect pitch from his democr...

Have you ever wondered if there is an alternative explanation for our mental pathologies? Szasz’s theory brought to life in novel form . . . can the advice of an educated professional be enough? Or correct? E A St. Amant squares off against a st...

Eternity Eternity is lost in the stark belief of our death, As the night presses down on our steadily fading breath. The hush of animation is often long and pathetic. And it never comes with its futile anesthetic. Discern the thrill in our voice...