What do you do if your new best friend is mankind's worst enemy? Panic, probably. That's definitely Josiah Tarrant's first and preferred option. Raised on a backwater dustball and taught from an early age how to run the family business, he's about to find out why most of what he 'knows' isn't true. He's got a new uniform (tight in all the wrong places), a celebration of his cresting manhood and his parents' funeral to attend. They're not dead but it's a tradition thing, so best not to ask. On top of all this, he's still got to meet Bixby. Genteel servant, loyal friend and mathematical genius; Bixby is the reason the family even has a business. It's just a shame his very existence is illegal. Josiah Tarrant is about to have the busiest, most eye-opening day of his life. Will he face it with the courage of his ancestors? Unlikely. Will he rise to the challenge with fortitude, determination and a hitherto undiscovered inner strength? Probably not. Will he emerge from the mess of his own creation a new, enlightened, all-around better man? Frankly, it's not looking good… But most importantly, if he tries his absolute hardest, can he just once remember not to automatically reply with 'Josiah' when someone asks his name? Read the first Joe & Bixby book now to find out the answers to these and other burning questions for yourself.

Five rules to live by. Or just five rules to live. In this apocalypse they mean the same thing. This is a work in progress (as you can probably see from the lack of blurb about the book). I intend to update it at least a couple of times a week so if you enjoy it, drop me a comment and spur me on. Thanks

Emelia Green has a secret. The kind of secret others will kill to protect. The kind of secret so deadly she’s even keeping it from herself. When disaster strikes the backwater space station of GS-114, Dalton Cross has orders to follow and a job to do. Torn between his conscience and his duty, he must fight for more than just his life and the lives of his team. Unsure who to trust and what’s really been going on aboard the station he is tasked to protect, Cross must make decisions that could determine a lot more about his future than he first thought. Whether he still has one, for a start. And what of Admina ‘Red’ Earone and her mysterious mission? Crossing a hostile solar system is the least of her worries when failure means losing all she holds dear, but success could mean losing her very self. Emelia has a secret. Red has a mission. Cross has a duty. Pick up the second book of the Jupiter’s Halo series now to find out who will succeed, who will fail and what each one means for the fate of the human race.

A standard distress signal means a standard rescue mission. But when the truth is so deeply hidden, can anything really be that simple? For Aitkin Cassini the future is bleak. In the hands of unknown torturers, it’s looking like it might be short too. For Itona Lanad and the marines of First Company, it’s just another day in the glorious Deorum Navy. But when a seemingly disused station sends out a distress signal, Aitkin, Itona and the rest of their company are plunged into the heart of a mystery, the scale of which none of them can even begin to imagine. If they can’t find the truth buried beneath the lies the very future of humanity could hang in the balance. Dive into a sci-fi adventure packed with mystery, action, intrigue and betrayal with the first book of the Jupiter’s Halo series now.