The Casualty of Regret
The Casualty of Regret explores the lasting consequences of a school shooting through the lives of those left in its shadow: grieving parents, a witness teacher, and a journalist searching for truth. As hidden pasts and buried secrets surface, the story reveals the complex web of guilt, responsibility, and regret that extends far beyond the crime itself. Told through multiple perspectives, this psychological thriller examines how a single tragic event fractures lives, and how the search for understanding can expose truths no one is prepared to face.
In The School of Afflictions
In the School of Affliction is a narrative fiction that spans the reigns of James II through that of George I, covering not only the life of the English author; but much of the political and literary controversy of the times. This was an Age of notable scribblers and notable deceivers; a time marked by persecution, injustice, rebellion, political strife, war, and rampant crime. An age when speaking one’s mind could bring a stand in the pillory, or in Newgate prison--or even a challenge by sword. Daniel Defoe experienced all of these, even before penning his fist classic piece of literature at the tender age of sixty.