My new novel, FLASH IN THE DARKNESS, is now available on Amazon and Kindle Unlimited!

This supernatural thriller/fantasy is closer to my heart than any story I’ve written before. It’s a twisty-turny tale of a group of gifted individuals working together to save a missing family and discovering friendship and love in the process. While it features all the fun elements, from portals and monsters to supernatural powers, it also explores deeper themes of loss, grief, abuse, trauma, and regret. But most importantly, it’s about hope, and the importance of holding onto it even when it seems all is lost.

I put so much of myself and my real life into this book. Several of the paranormal encounters are based on my own experiences with the spirit world. I poured a lot of my emotions in as well, feeling a personal connection with the characters in a way I haven’t before. Maybe because I too have gone through times in which everything seemed hopeless, and I had to trust things would be okay even when it felt impossible.

This story kept me motivated and helped me escape and relax over the last few years. I hope you all enjoy it as well.

FLASH IN THE DARKNESS

Psychic visions.

Paranormal activity.

Out-of-body trips to the Far Sea, an oceanic realm of the dead.

Why are all these weird things suddenly happening to Chris? He’s just an ordinary guy. A widower making a fresh start after a series of tragic losses.

While reeling from the latest spooky phenomenon, he bumps into Tessa and her daughter, two psychics entangled in the same paranormal situation. They reveal the source of Chris’s poltergeist experiences: A teenage ghost named Jacob, who vanished alongside his family years before. And Jacob isn’t alone. There’s something malevolent lurking in his vicinity.

As the supernatural attacks grow more frightening, Chris and Tessa join forces, determined to find answers. But the closer they get, the further they tread into a dangerous world, and Chris soon realizes uncovering the truth about Jacob’s family will mean facing the most painful memories of his own past.