Our Published Works:
Chris's Published Works:
- "Sharks and Lampreys," (The Bone Parade, March 2013)
- "Less Than Don Q." (Blink|Ink, Dec. 2009)
- "Planted Between Earth and Sky" (Pear Noir! #3)
- "And Repeat..." (Microhorror, Oct. 2009)
- Gibberish the Comic (August 2008 - December 2009)
- "Vacancies" (Pindeldyboz, April 2008)
- Weekly Film Reviews for Filmmedium.com (Now defunct, 2005 - 2007)
Holly's Published Works:
Coming soon!
Our Novels:
FIRE, LIGHT AND SLEEPLESS NIGHTS
Tess refuses to be forgotten, even though she’s
moving cross-country at the end of summer. To leave behind her mark, she
embarks on a mission to find the arsonist who incinerated her home town’s
beloved monument. If she helps apprehend the culprit, her name will be engraved
on the replacement monument's plaque. Now this good-girl-gone-detective is
sneaking out to look for clues.
Julian’s only wish is to be forgotten. Creating art
from burnt objects led to his unintentional torching of the city’s masthead,
and the possibility of being discovered looms over his every move. His once
peaceful nights have grown unstable, manifesting in the form of Tess, who crashes
his life with an unshakable determination to catch the perpetrator. Now, this
pastor’s-son-turned-accidental-criminal must earn her trust to keep this
would-be sleuth off his trail.
As the nights pass, both find it
harder and harder to ignore the sparks flying between them. But love teeters on
disaster when Tess becomes consumed with the hunt—and Julian must decide if
making her happy is worth getting burned.
FRENETIC CONNECTIONS
FRENETIC CONNECTIONS
Donovan knew he shouldn’t have trusted Winnie the Pooh. That
absent-minded bear just stole his shit—and it’s all Frances’s fault.
His flight to New York is grounded in Vegas on Christmas Eve. Not surprising, considering his luck went to hell the day his former best friend, Frances, shot him down. She might not have run if he hadn’t declared his love in front of the entire cafeteria, causing a firestorm of teasing. Thanks to her flight instinct, she’s on her way to scope out NYU, but when she spies Donovan at McCarran International, she wonders what might’ve been. To discover the answer, she leads him to Vegas’ Strip, where the Pooh-costumed thief nabs his late grandpa’s wallet.
His flight to New York is grounded in Vegas on Christmas Eve. Not surprising, considering his luck went to hell the day his former best friend, Frances, shot him down. She might not have run if he hadn’t declared his love in front of the entire cafeteria, causing a firestorm of teasing. Thanks to her flight instinct, she’s on her way to scope out NYU, but when she spies Donovan at McCarran International, she wonders what might’ve been. To discover the answer, she leads him to Vegas’ Strip, where the Pooh-costumed thief nabs his late grandpa’s wallet.
They shake down
the God of War and outwit a skeazy blackjack player, all in the name of
retrieving Donovan’s prized possession before their morning flight. But with neither willing to look at the
situation through the other’s eyes, each turn leads to a new misunderstanding. If
only Vegas’ Lady Luck would shine down upon them. Maybe then they’ll be able to
sort out their scarring past, stop gazing into the future, and finally connect
with what Christmas has given them: the present.
