The Worlds of Jason Finigan

Published July, 2014
342 pages
$25.00 (CDN)

Jev Bjorn, a teenager from the human colony world of Alessi, and Kiyel Lhevic, the estranged first born son of a Caitaran Pride Leader, are both telepaths of the highest order, brought together by chance, and linked in a bond as strong as their love for each other. But even as they sought to understand their suddenly enhanced and intermingled abilities, they soon find themselves drawn into an ages old conflict.

For even as Alessian and Caitaran diplomats negotiate a mutual defense pact and trade agreement between their two worlds, an ancient enemy, which centuries earlier had been banished from Caitar, has suddenly returned to fulfill their ancestors’ dream: the eradication of all alien influences on Caitar ... and they plan to begin with the destruction of Jev and Kiyel and all whom they have come into contact with.

Reviews:

“This novel is a perfect addition to the library of sci-fi enthusiasts. Truly a work worth exploring for the inquiring mind.” ~ Brandon Aspeck

“With a rising sense of danger and mystery, The Enemy Within follows Jev and Kiyel into the next chapter of their lives. The more you get into the book the more you learn about Caitaran history.” ~ Justin Prates

Published February, 2017
188 pages
$20.00 (CDN)

After a harrowing and traumatic ordeal which saw Elijah seriously injured, Elijah and Lucas embark on a much needed holiday in Ottawa with Elijah's father. Now Kindred, Elijah tests the limits of his new form with Lucas ever at his side. And now with Kiku, a young lioness, they form the first ever Kindred triad, bound forever by their love for one another and linked in a telepathic bond which none of them truly understands.

But not all is serene in their new surroundings. A pharmaceutical company, determined to undermine the work of Doctor Per Wolff and ensure their continued, lucrative profits, seek to use the new triad to discredit his work to find a cure for every infectious disease known to man. They will stop at nothing to see that their interests are secure, even if it puts the lives of his family and friends in jeopardy.

Reviews:

“Hour of the Wolf was the best twenty dollars I have spent. I could not put this book down.” ~ Ashley Wren

Published March, 2021
178 pages
$20.00 (CDN)

When Jaed was told he and his parents were going camping, he was less than enthusiastic to say the least. In fact, he completely hated the idea. Camping was a bore, and it had almost been a very arduous experience. It was not at all fun for him. Very quickly, however, he discovered this camping trip was going to be a whole lot different from the others.

It all started with a rather jarring encounter with Kobi, a wolf Kindred he runs into on his first day. Very quickly a friendship is struck between the Kindred youths. As they and their families spend more time together, their bond grows even stronger.

But as with everything fun, all too soon their camping trip would come to an end. Little did either of them know, though, that they were to have another fateful encounter that promised to quickly change their lives.

Published January, 2022
178 pages
$20.00 (CDN)

Abducted by aliens. It seemed too far-fetched to be believable. And yet, here Sandra was, a young lioness, who found herself a hapless victim of an alien abduction, along with countless others on Earth. They were whisked away to be sold into slavery by an invading race called the Jegani, a race which had a striking resemblance to werewolves, as depicted in old horror movies.

But Sandra’s handler underestimated her intelligence, allowing her the opportunity to escape. Chance soon introduced her to Kyu, a Jegani fleeing pursuit from others of his kind. Their freedom was short-lived, however, and both soon found themselves captured only to be dropped onto another world along with over a hundred captured slaves. Now, with Kyu’s help, they must discover a way to survive together in a world that is completely alien to both their species.

Published July, 2024
69 pages
$15.00 (CDN)

They were a fox and a wolf, two species who never should have met. Jeremiah the fox lived in a small cabin in a vast forest that separated their two villages. He was an outcast of sorts, in that he never quite fit in with the other foxes, so he chose to live alone. That is until by chance he came across a lone male wolf, injured in a particularly vicious trap and clearly near death from loss of blood.

Jeremiah could have left the wolf there to die. After all, there was no love lost between foxes and wolves, who regularly hunted one another for sport. But instead he took pity on the wolf and dressed his wounds. He never wanted or even expected a close friendship to develop between them, and certainly could not foresee that the two would fall in love. Their relationship had to remain a secret, however, for should they be discovered both their peoples@rsquo; would surely hunt them down and kill them.

Circumstances, however, would soon force the two lovers to not only reveal their hidden love for one another, but also somehow find a way to bring both their people together in order to fend off a looming danger. For if they failed in this, both their villages would surely perish.