Stories are the result, this is the process. A deep dive into the inspiration, experiences, and thinking behind the worlds I built.
Back in 2014 I decided to create a couple screenplays and just see if I can gain traction with them, I wanted to get my ideas on paper so I looked into proper formatting and set out to create the wolrds of Angelor and Retribution.
While these started as screenplays, I used a variety of software to help transition them to ebooks, and Amazon to make them hard copies.
Angelor was inspired by the old video game Rampage that I grew up watching, and Jurassic Park, as well as the other high-octane sci-fi thrillers about control, chaos, and the monsters we create.
When a group of elite guests arrives on a private island paradise, they expect luxury, spectacle, and escape. Instead, they walk into a nightmare engineered in secret beneath the jungle canopy. Angelor is no resort, it’s a state-of-the-art coliseum where bioengineered creatures fight for survival, and every scream fuels the next investment round.
Behind the glass walls and corporate smiles, a darker truth simmers. Ruthless director Bill Karch has turned people into living weapons. In the labs, scientists push the boundaries of human evolution. And in the shadowy tunnels below, something ancient is stirring.
As power systems fail and containment collapses, the island descends into chaos. VIPs become prey. The monsters turn on their makers. And for Tom, Denise, Diego, and a few scattered survivors, the only way out is through the blood-soaked arena.
Welcome to Angelor. The show is just beginning.
You can read a sample, get it for free through Kindle, or purchase a physical copy through Amazon.com here; https://amzn.to/3PnngdL
Or, you can purchase a direct download from this site here;
Retribution was a short story inspired by the movie Eye for an Eye.
In a town where everyone has secrets, justice wears a familiar face, but so does evil.
When Sheriff Jack Harris finds his sister barely alive on a desolate highway, the brutal attack shatters the quiet desert town of Retribution, Nevada. As more women are murdered, suspicion falls on the whole town as a sinister pattern emerges.
With time running out and the circle tightening, Jack must confront the darkness before it’s too late. But the cost of truth may be more than he’s willing to pay.
A gritty, emotionally charged crime thriller where no one is safe and the past is never dead.
You can read a sample, get it for free through Kindle, or purchase a physical copy through Amazon.com here; https://amzn.to/3NX7ndz
Or, you can purchase a direct download from this site here;
In the Works
My latest creation is a Fantasy epic journey inspired by games like Shining Force and Breath of Fire.
Ten years have passed since the Battle of Flameborne and Dragonooks. The continent healed. Kingdoms rebuilt. Peace, hard-earned, settled like a calm after the storm. But peace can be deceiving. Across the sea, the war never ended. It smoldered in silence—growing, waiting, evolving. An enemy forgotten, but never defeated.
Now, the tides are shifting. Old wounds are reopening. And vengeance has found its moment. The spark is about to ignite once more.
Dragon Spark is coming.
They gave him time for a mistake.
He gave them justice for their crimes.
He was never meant to be a criminal.
A missed court date. A bad judge. Ninety days… that turned into years.
The system labeled him guilty, and buried him among the worst of humanity.
But prison didn’t break him.
It revealed something else.
Now, a new wave of inmates arrives at a prison already on edge.
The guards feel it. The inmates know it.
Something is coming.
They just don’t know who.
A reputation has already been built in whispers.
And one by one, the untouchables begin to fall.
Accidents. Suicides. Disappearances.
Rumors spread of a ghost moving through the system…
delivering a different kind of sentence.
As the body count rises and the truth claws its way to the surface,
his past closes in—and his future hangs by a thread.
When justice fails…
who has the right to enforce it?
