Based on a true story, this empowering account of an ordinary man’s quest for peace gives us an insider’s look at the relief self-honesty offers from the quiet desperation of a disingenuous life. A Personal Growth Self-Help book hidden under the guise of a story that leaves readers contemplating their own lives.

At seven, William killed his mother's dog. At ten, he stabbed his father with a letter opener. There's the murder of the family maid. Willed custody of her best friend's son, Deborah brings home a boy driven by hatred and rage. Injured by him the very first day, he threatens her carefully secured life with increasingly violent acts. But William begins to believe in Deborah as he has never believed in anyone. When Deborah starts to trust in William, though, death answers. ~ ~ ~ REVIEWS OF To Inherit a Murderer "A chilling account of a woman who, against her better judgment, reaches out to a boy everyone has pegged as evil." -Liz Brenaman "Ruek is up there with the best. Crisp, balanced prose. A unique, well-told story. And a protagonist and antagonist the reader won't be able to get enough of. I'm thrilled The Ward is just the first book in a series. ...The Ward is the reason I keep sifting through the galaxy of small and independent publishers; the novel is unique, and it's very good." -Clayton Bye, Reviewer

A powerful anthology of thirteen original horror short stories.

Do you believe Atlantis existed? It did and still does. Helena had lived her entire life in Ambrosia, her life was going great, in a second it was all gone and was about to get worse. Matthew’s never liked the idea of Ambrosia being hidden from the land dwellers and wanted it exposed. He felt Helena knew more then she was letting on about the investigation against him. He took control of Helena which wouldn’t just change her life but his as well. Kevin was in the Navy and had been on patrol in the Bermuda Triangle many times. He never believed the stories of Mermaids, UFOs that went along with the Triangle. Kevin was about to find out that Mermaids were real and why the triangle got its reputation but it had nothing to do with UFOs. Ambrosia shows you how you can mix your imagination and real life together and make it seam real. It will keep you guessing, surprise you and keep you wanting more.