About Granny

When darkness and betrayal meet, one man's life changes forever. Kyle Forrest is a quiet, simple man. Possibly autistic but never diagnosed. He is kind, polite and has a live and let live approach. One day a violent attack overcomes him. His close friend is acting in a suspicious way and Kyle is left for the first time in his life, having to fight his own corner. As he battles to find out the truth about his attacker, he is abducted and his world comes crashing down before him. can Olivia, a woman he's just met, help him find the answers he is seeking? A dark story centering on abuse and subjugation of the vulnerable. A damsel in distress story in reverse. Men also need their knights in shining armour to rescue them from a fall, is Olivia, Kyle's?

Flesh and Shadows is a gripping psychological horror novel that delves into the murky depths of the human psyche against the backdrop of a crime-ridden urban landscape. Detective Alex Mercer struggles with insomnia and troubled relationships as he contends with the pressures of a city spiralling into chaos due to a series of grisly murders. As he investigates these chilling cases, he becomes entangled in the web of fear and paranoia that grips the community, while the media sensationalizes each horrifying detail. Alex confronts unsettling clues and ominous whispers that hint at dark forces lurking beneath the surface. With each eerie discovery, the weight of isolation presses heavily on him, straining his already frail friendships with Claire and Jack. As Alex's grip on reality begins to waver, the tension escalates, leading him to a chilling confrontation with the truth behind the haunting murders. In Flesh and Shadows, readers are taken on a harrowing journey through dread and despair, where the struggle against overwhelming darkness becomes both a personal battle and an exploration of the horrors that lie hidden in the shadows of the human soul.

Roll the dice is a book about 6 teens that go to a party thinking its gonna be normal but in reality it turns awful.

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This book is a fitting way to close my past as it contains 100 poems written "All in a Life". All are from my heart.

Please enjoy the (almost) 200 page biography of Diane Marie Bryan.

45 poems that are inspired by many thoughts that swirl around my mind! Poems about love, life and religion. There is something for everyone.

I really like this collection. I hope you all do too! If you enjoy traditional poetry about subjects like nature, animals, religion and love, then you'll appreciate the ones in this book.

This book is filled with 36 poems that capture the feeling and spirit of Christmas. It includes several poems written by myself aswell as a handful of classic festive creations from those who deserve celebrating! Charles Dickens, Robert Louis Stephenson, Robbie Burns, Clement Moore and Thomas Hardy. This book is full of festive cheer and help maintain in each home, the Magic of Christmas!

This collection of 50 poems will hopefully inspire and allow one to think about all kinds of things. I hope you like it enough to want to have a copy!

This is a story that shows a journey of a young dinosaur overcoming his biggest fear.. the dark! It’s a fun short children’s story to show the dark is not scary

This brand new collection of poems and thoughts were inspired after I encountered a few sleepless nights. Combining deep and personal poems to humorous and rather cheeky ones, I hope this is a book you will enjoy reading.