Sean: 2678 books

Ingaggiati per un incarico di protezione personale a Los Angeles, gli ex-militari Ryan Lock e Ty Johnson finiscono sulle tracce di una misteriosa organizzazione criminale. Le indagini li porteranno a delle scoperte inquietanti: gli improbabili adepti di questo culto sanguinario hanno intenzione di...

In the title story of this collection, neighborhood boys crouch in a backyard toolshed, and conspire to prove their piano teachers to be witches. In "Cannibal Kings," a disillusioned young man accompanies a troubled boy on a tour of prep schools through the Pacific Northwest, only to realize...

During last summer’s vacation, David Dolephene discovered his pirate ancestor's treasure on El Hierro in the Canary Islands. Returning to America he is both rich, and famous, and a target. On the surface, the problem was the paparazzi seeking compromising pictures of the famous teenager. When a...

Short Story: Life is perfect for Haruka, a beautiful young woman recently married to a man she loves. But when a tragic accident claims her husband, everything falls apart. Distraught and on the edge of taking her own life, she recalls her husband's promise to return to her in his next life.

A spectral dinner party goes horribly wrong. . . An immortal warrior hopes a final battle will set him free. . . A big-game hunter preys on endangered species to supply an illicit restaurant. . . A new technology soothes First World guilt. . . Here are four dark tales that straddle the boundary between reality and speculation. You better hope they don’t come true.

After twenty long years, Torthan is free. He was thrown in a hellish dungeon for rebelling against the cruel Lord Vengir. He emerges into a world that is radically different than the one he fought for long ago. Everyone pleads with him to embrace this new world. Torthan scorns them all and seeks vengeance against the man who destroyed his life.

Time operative Ari once again finds herself caught at the mercy of a ruthless journalist. At the edge of a jungle, in a rebel-destroyed harvester. Nasty. Spurious journalists just about wrecked her career before. Then again, Ari's Margay, Pix, always leaps to her assistance. Even if it means trying...

Short Story: Recently dumped by her fiancee, a young Okinawan woman attends a brunch held by an older local lady known for bringing people together as a form of group therapy. Listening to the stories of the other woman about problems in their relationships, Hikari considers the prospect of entering a relationship with a handsome American teacher whose marriage is on the decline.

This is the second book in the eight book series. The trio find the source of the horror that was unleashed as two of them become victims of their meddling. As the pair adjust to their new circumstances they decide to make a stand to stop anymore from suffering their fate or worse. Lives are saved...

Jake Bershinsky's mother moves to an isolated Forest Service station where he befriends Henry Riley, a local Indian boy. When his mother is called away for weeks at a time on fire suppression duties, he stays with Henry's family, becoming a member of the tribe. It is a idyllic life until the boys...

November is Sean O’Brien’s first collection since his widely celebrated The Drowned Book, the only book of poetry to have won both the Forward and T. S. Eliot prizes. November is haunted by the missing, the missed, the vanished, the uncounted, and the uncountable lost: lost sleep, connections,...

The eve of a great feast - and a great Event... Jerusalem, the Holy City of a Chosen People, lies sleeping... The full moon of the Passover, high in a cloudless sky, brings into cold and sharp relief the Temple... casts light and shadow on the narrow streets of the inner city.... Through these streets...

'Fascinating reading.' - Financial Times 'An exhilarating read.' - The Short Review Toby Litt's Bio-Punk story 'Call it ''The Bug'' Because I Have No Time to Think of a Better Title' short-listed for the 2013 Sunday Times EFG Private Bank Short Story Award. Featuring: AUTHORS:...

Sean Lovedale writes from a Christian point of view as he writes about farm life, the antics of farm youth, eccentric country people, and situations in our society that are so often overlooked. As you read these stories, you will find yourself laughing, and at times, reading with tears streaming down...