Celebrating my Birthday by giving you a GIFT!
In honor of my birthday on June 9, I am making two of my morbidly, horrifying erotic thrillers FREE.
If you take advantage of this offer, please leave a review as well.
Ten Shades of Black & Blue
Drake Hunt is the local serial killer. He’s on a mission to rid the world of abusers. As a detective with the special victims’ squad of his small police department, he sees the abuse first hand, and how justice doesn’t always serve the victims.
He is on a mission. Stemmed from childhood, he always felt that he had to be a protector. Now, he’s on a mission, and his beliefs come from the old King James’ Bible left to him by his late mother. His mission takes on a new meaning when love falls into his lap, and it’s not from where he ever expected, but always hoped it would be.
Is there a point when murder can be considered justice served?
A simple story about murder, justice, sex, love, and loyalty.
The Eyes Have It Emmett Lance Warrick is a serial killer, but he refers to himself as a “serial punisher.” He believes that all men who are straight are “deniers.” He believes that all men are gay and if they deny it, they are liars. He has a self-proclaimed fire that burns inside him that causes him to not only “punish” (kill) men who are straight, but take their Eyes for his collection. To be reminded of the “souls” that he also takes. After receiving a ten-count indictment for murder and other charges, Warrick is questioned by the FBI who want to not only study his method but to find their missing Agent. Enter Special Agent Aaron Gideon on the hunt for his missing friend and colleague. Things get more complicated when Warrick implements his plans. Not just for Gideon, but for Warrick who finds himself no longer alone, and shares his “technique” with a captive audience. The Eyes Have It … or Warrick has the Eyes.
***WARNING*** This book is recommended for those over the age of 18. This book is about a serial killer and rapist. Scenes of murder, male on male rape, and necrophilia are prevalent throughout the story. If you cannot handle such a subject, do not read on. If you can, please enjoy the story. All men can become Monsters, but not all do. Meet one who does.
