When a paralegal named Jacob becomes violently ill after a business trip to New York. He quickly finds that he contracted a virus that mutates his DNA to only allow him to eat raw meats. It's not too bad until the meat industry is on it's knees from lack of meat, and Jacob runs out. He finds himself having vivid dreams of attacking people, and eating them like an animal. When he wakes up, he finds out the dream wasn't just a dream. This recollection of Jacob's journey to survive will guide you through the adventures, and mis-adventures of Jacob's survival. Constantly on the run from a...

Circumstances grow desperate as a new mystery unfolds, this time too close to home. The thrilling sequel to the acclaimed "Era Sinistra" promises a pulse-pounding resolution in "Era Sinistra-The Shadow." Eleven years ago, Reggie St. Clair suffered defeat in more ways than one. Art Rassine, a man of mysterious origin who embodies the feel of nature itself, escaped after Reggie shot him. The FBI spent years searching for him and the case eventually went cold. But Rassine is not done. He has one more act of torment to unleash. Reggie's 17 year old daughter never returns home from an evening with...

Derek Mortimer, a Sydney based writer and freelance journalist, was born in Bradford, Yorkshire, a place of mills and moorland. As a child he was enthralled by the writings of the Bronte sisters who grew up in nearby Haworth. Before becoming a journalist in his early thirties he had many jobs, from factory work in England, to forestry worker in British Columbia, to grape picker in Australia. His creative writings include: young adult fiction, children's short stories, a novel, screenplays, a play, and a TV miniseries. Derek loves to travel. His most recent trips were to Morocco; Central Asia,...

A teacher and her young students use whispers and wishes to turn a school lockdown into something positive - a quiet journey of the imagination and a lesson on treasuring childhood regardless of the situation.

The tiger's been gone for ten gazillion years, which is great news for T-Rab. He successfully defended his territory from the tiger spy. Yes Wait a minute How'd that tiger get back in the classroom? And why are the students so happy to see him? Don't they know he's up to no good, plotting against their beloved Tyrabbisaurus Rex? Well, it's a good thing T-Rab's got a plan to save the world from that dastardly spy of a tiger Warning: This book contains bunny poop, fierce Tyrabbisaurus Rexes and a rampaging Tiger-Spy. Read at your own risk.