We need books, time and silence.
'Thou shalt not' is soon forgotten, but 'once upon a time' lasts forever.
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Philip Pullman.
Books.
The Devon Witches series.
Genesis - a free introduction to the series.
She was just seventeen when the mob dragged her mother from their hut. She'd fought, spit, clawed and bitten them but a young girl is no match for a mob of frightened men and women determined to rid themselves of the Devil's influence.
In this life, she'd never see her mother again but the powers passed: Mother to daughter. It has always been—should always be—this way.
As her powers grow, she practices her art, but will the villagers she's helped betray her? And even worse, will they give her up when soldiers come to town, looking to fill their quota of witches for torture and burning?
Come with me to south west England in the 17th century, where witchcraft is rife in the villages and the Devil lurks in ancient graveyards.
EMILY.
The Devon Witches series.
When Aideen, the most powerful witch in England, dies during childbirth, the passing of the powers from mother to daughter is disrupted.
Over the next three centuries, candidates have been considered, then rejected.
Until now.
It’s 2017, and Emily Brentwood has recently completed her Master’s degree. She is looking forward to some quiet time alone, researching her ancestry in the graveyards and sacred landscapes of Salisbury and the surrounding areas.
The holders of the powers, though, have other ideas.
Emily’s life will change forever if she accepts the powers. But what if she declines? In fact, can she refuse, or are the holders simply too powerful? And if she accepts, how will she find her place amongst the spirits of the crones, witches and sorceresses that passed before her?
And more importantly, what relevance will the powers have in the modern world?
Really, we don't believe in witches, Satan and the premise of Dante's Inferno anymore, do we? Although…... maybe we should.
She was an innocent bystander caught up in a horrific mass shooting.
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Killed by police, who thought she was the shooter and consigned to the worst places Satan had to offer, can she escape the fires of Hell, and will she ever be able to return to live the rest of her real life?
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Is there a demon who is willing to risk everything to help her, and what will he want in return?
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They say you should never make a deal with the devil, but sometimes you just have to do whatever it takes!
Coming in the Spring of 2024.
Sinthia.
Book two in the Devon Witches series.
Introducing the Nexus series
The Multiverse, 73.2 billion years ago.
59.4 years before the birth of this universe.
Pursued across the ages and the multiverse for their knowledge, the particles streamed into a laboratory and concealed themselves in a microchip.
They didn't know that shortly, they'd be implanted into an unsuspecting human host. A bioethical issue for sure. Should they flee and risk almost certain assimilation to the detriment of the entire multiverse or compromise their morals in the short term for the sake of long-term survival?
Will the particles be symbiotic or parasitic? And how will their unwitting host react if they reveal their presence?
A life-changing download.
A phone conduit to the past.
Sometimes on eBay, you get more than you bargained for!
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Michelle, a disabled Ph.D. student, clicks to buy an item from e-Bay. Instead, she gets a body full of alien microorganisms, and her cell phone becomes a conduit to the past.
Even worse, her abusive father returns home after a fifteen-year absence.
Will the invaders be parasitic or symbiotic? And how will she cope when she’s transported to 18th Century London?
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Kidnapped for the knowledge within her.
How can it be a paradox if I save someone's life?
Michelle's father has been released from prison following a clerical error two years too early and is headed back to Ottawa to go after her again.
The F.B.I. unit, the Hunters, is closing in on Nexus, the nanites occupying Michelle intending to assimilate them for their knowledge, potentially starting an arms race of universal proportions.
How will Michelle cope when her father attacks her with a knife? And can she protect Nexus yet remain in her current time?
The hunters are about to make contact, rendering Nexus' assimilation seemingly inescapable.
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Can Michelle, Alex and the twins escape along the Timeline, or will Nexus be assimilated? And if so, will their knowledge be used by other players to start an irreversible arms race throughout the multiverse?