Likable Protagonist

Michael Bennit never planned to run for Congress. He was a popular high school history teacher who loved debates, the Constitution, and challenging his students to think for themselves. But after losing a classroom bet to his students, Michael does the unthinkable—he runs. What begins as a joke turns into a movement as students, teachers, and an entire town rally behind the most unexpected candidate in the race. Suddenly, the lessons he taught in class about democracy, integrity, and courage are no longer theories—they’re the campaign he has to live.

Student Engagement

B-Period wasn’t supposed to matter. They were just a high school class—athletes, gamers, theater kids, quiet kids in the back row. But when their teacher’s long-shot campaign begins, they become the strategy team, the media department, the speechwriters, and the ground game. What starts as a class project becomes a political movement, and along the way they shatter the biggest myth in politics—that young people don’t care and won’t show up.

Idylic Town

Millfield, Connecticut was the kind of town most people drove through without stopping—white church steeple, a diner on Main Street, Friday night football, and town meetings where everyone knew everyone. But in the months before the election, Millfield becomes something else entirely. News vans line the streets, reporters fill the coffee shop, and cameras follow every handshake and speech. For a brief moment, this quiet New England town becomes the center of the political universe, and nothing will ever feel quite the same again.

Political Drama

As the election tightens, the race turns into a full-blown media circus. Cameras follow Michael Bennit everywhere, but instead of debating policy, he refuses to discuss the issues, frustrating reporters and confusing voters. Meanwhile, incumbent Winston Beaumont unleashes attack ads, opposition research, and political pressure to destroy Bennit before Election Day. With reputations, careers, and the future of the district on the line, the campaign becomes a high-drama battle where the stakes couldn’t be higher.

Political Thrillers

Journalism in America is dead, but Tierra Campos is on a mission to reshape how news is presented. When a teenage gun control advocate is implicated in the school shooting that made him famous, she becomes a household name...and a target.

Tierra and Victoria are everything we want as modern heroines - intelligent, dedicated, confident, and honest. In a society where we see despicable behavior all around us, they bring with them a glimmer of hope that there are still good people out there.

Pol;itical Thrillers

Eugene "Boston" Hollinger discovered that he has a gift - a traumatic brain injury has left him with the ability to tap into people's minds and see their memories. For Boston, it's an inconvenience he must learn to live with until he realizes that he can use it to uncover a dangerous mole selling our national secrets to the highest bidder. Boston is the closest thing to a real-life superhero that exists. Imagine what you would do if you could close your eyes and experience another person's most traumatic memories. What could you uncover? What will Boston find along his journey?

Holiday Political Romance

Politics is the ultimate divisive subject in the modern age. It destroys families and relationships. Can two people with different political ideologies ever find happiness together? The Santa Trilogy is a three-novel set that will explores the true magic and meaning of Christmas. A political thriller meets a romance novel where readers find the answer to an age-old question: which is more powerful, love or politics?

Romantic Suspense

Braden is a boring finance guy on the run from his ruthless employer. Lyla is an adventurous, free-spirited soul running from her own set of demons. Can these two find happiness together, or will their pasts rip them apart?

Enduring love is forged in fire, and these two are about to put that to the test. The trials and tribulations they face in The Dancing Life is only the beginning of their journey - one that will get more treacherous as the trilogy unfolds. Are they meant to be together, or are they the greatest set of star-crossed lovers since Romeo & Juliet?