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My Creations!

These are the books and short stories that I've written and published, along with links to where you can get them.

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Threshold: Tragic Superheroes


 

The first major project I ever published is a table top role playing game of dying superheroes. What will you do with the short time you have left, when you're given superpowers? The game is geared towards one-shot play. In my experience, the characters tend to burn out fast.

DriveThruRPG

Amazon

Random Exes


 

A short table top role playing game supplement to generate ex-romantic partners for your player's characters. It has several tables to roll on and generate the type of relationship, why they broke up and how the non-player character coped to help inspire how that person will feel towards the player character.

DriveThruRPG

Amazon 

 Skyflash: The Gift


 

 After failing to fulfill his dream of becoming squire to a village knight, Aaron sees a falling star streak across the night sky. When he ventures out to investigate it, it changes his life.

Action, Mystery, a little Horror

DriveThruFiction

Amazon

Google Play

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