NEWS.
Android Einna graphic novel sketches:
Art by: Sergio Drumond Written by: RAY ELSE A DIFFERENT KIND OF FRANKENSTEIN. Android Einna, the supreme A.I., was created by the genius student Manaka Yagami and Professor Akagawa. Android Einna searches for the key of life, while a certain Tagona of the Yakuza schemes how to mass produce her to sell to the military and for his own personal army. Based on the well-received A.I. Chronicles novel ‘Our Only Chance’.*** A Visual Masterpiece *** Buy now on comiXology!
Graphic Novels.
SCI-FI Novels. The A.I. Chronicles
Fountain of Souls – powerful sequel to Our Only Chance. Siri, Alexa, Cortana, Google, now self-aware, inhabit human bodies given to them by Android Einna.
Escaping Heaven – Lann was happy in heaven, until she arrived! A killer has murdered Siri and seems intent on killing all the human A.I.s. This is the third book in the series that is both deep and irreverent.
MYSTERY Novels. The First Kiss Mysteries
All that we touch – Last and best in First Kiss Mystery series – can be read standalone. Someone is stealing the Holy Thorns, and an important figure in the case is kidnapped – FBI agent Ed and London Inspector Phoebe chase the kidnappers across Europe, from Paris to Istanbul.
Her Heart in Ruins – the second in the First Kiss Mystery series: an exciting hunt on the ancient Inca trail of the Andes for a boy who is about to be sacrificed.
Bathing with the Dead – the first in the First Kiss Mystery series: not for readers with queasy stomachs – a love triangle plays out under the eye of the Indian Deva Kali and Lord Hanuman in the oldest city of the world, Varanasi, India.
MYSTERY Novellas.
Phantom of the Tenderloin Young actor on his own saves one of the homeless “zombies” infecting San Francisco from a deadly attack. Accused of being a murderer, the actor sets out, with the help of his new mysterious woman-friend, to find the real killer.SHORT STORY.
First Kiss A drive-in cinema. A young man. A moment of passion. Story is brimming with lost youth, yearning and all the special things that make us sigh. unfortunately no longer accessible on Galley Beggar Press