Caroline Gillespie is nineteen years old and going nowhere. She has a dead end job, no friends, no family but her distant mother, and no reason to expect things to improve.And then her father—the supposedly dead serial killer known as Keeling the Cannibal—shows up at her front door. Years ago, Keeling stole, cheated, and killed his way into a vast fortune. Now, the money is lost, and he believes that the key to its recovery is hidden in Caroline's head.Caroline leaves her m...

In the sense of tradition, past Christian ecologies and environment works have experienced a need to neatly fit in with past Christian theology like original sin that creates the human/nature ecology as a cursed or unblessed relationship. Such traditional concepts no longer make sense when we look at the current science on the benefits of the human/nature ecological relationship.For the first time, this work looks to modernize our Christian ecology by using current historical and s...

Something has found its way underneath Dave's skin. Something horrible. Something that is eating him from the inside out. But there's one thing worse than the disease—the cure.

A young dentist just wants to get through his conference in peace. But a chance meeting with a dangerous woman and her crippled, senile father change everything. Soon, his boring conference has transformed into a spider's web of manipulation, nightmares, and murder.

Teddy knows houses. And this house, the one on Bracken Street, it's a guaranteed, money-in-the-bank sale. Except, maybe, for that one rumor going around that the place is haunted. But Teddy doesn't believe in ghosts. Why would he? What's haunting the house on Bracken Street is hardly a ghost, after all. It's much worse.Mitchell Nelson is the author of the novel The Cannibal's Daughter and several short stories.

Nearly a year ago, Caroline Gillespie took on gangsters, a dirty cop, and her own bloodthirsty father, and now all she has to show for it is a recurring nightmare and a mediocre newspaper job. Still, it’s an improvement. And maybe more—maybe it’s the beginning of an ordinary life as an ordinary member of society. But then her best friend, crime reporter Troy Stanforth, is found brutally murdered, his body abandoned on the side of the road like so much garbage. Caroline believes he ...

Caroline Gillespie—the troubled, indomitable heroine of The Cannibal's Daughter and Untold—is back in this strange and gripping thriller. A bomb goes off at the headquarters of a prominent corporation, leaving fifteen dead and many more wounded. The FBI's prime suspect is a young woman named Harper Fitzgerald. The evidence is stacked up against her. The case is open-and-shut. But Caroline Gillespie knows better. Because Caroline has known Ha...

She came back three days after, early in the morning.... Death is not the end in this haunting short story from the author of Thread and The Cannibal's Daughter.

(Book 3, Eriksson Series)An early morning at physical therapy to rehabilitate Helen Eriksson's recent injury turns into a nightmare rife with déjà vu for the Darkwater Bay police department. Helen interrupts an attack on a young woman - the daughter of former Assistant District Attorney David Ireland - on the anniversary of his murder.Helen leaps at the opportunity to finally link a crime to her personal nemesis Danny Datello, long suspected in the murder-for-hire of ADA Ir...

At Life Extensions Ltd we guarantee that your death will be painless, or your money back when you're thawed. And the Cryo Bureau? They won't suspect a thing…'The Cryo Killer' is a thrilling sci-fi short that will convince you not to step into the freezer quite yet.

Tess Darling is a ballsy blonde TV producer. She's also an inadvertent sleuth: Aided by her hunky but hapless cameraman Miller, Tess digs up the truth whenever a shoot turns deadly...Short story, The Flood, sees Tess and Miller despatched through a vicious storm - to film the launch of a remote, celebrity spa hotel. When noxious owner Noah Dellow is found strangled in his study, they discover he was not so much a 'friend' to the stars as a blackmailer - the assembled guests are his...

Well 'whoopy doo!' Here's another little Quick Flash story. Again it's in A and B mind movie form. The B part which is first (logic), tells another little part of a writer's life i.e. usually about handling the huge amounts of money which comes to writers from their armies of adoring fans. Writers you see are traditionally believed to be so broke that when they buy a box of matches to light the candle to heat up the economy beans they double use the matches, which means they get a piece of...