From Bringers of Hell. "The Dogs of War" is Chris Miller's action-packed gorefest, pitting a ruthless military tyrant against heavily-armed religious radicals.

Book I of Project Suncloud Everything is Connected. In the year 2057, the world's population has been reduced to a single city: Salutem. For over a decade, the city–nation has known nothing but peace, or so the populace has been led to believe. Unbeknownst to the general public, for the last seven years the Saint Organization has been humanity's only line of defense against the Devil's Deviants, mutated terrorists with inhuman supernatural abilities, and an extreme prejudice against humankind. After their trusted leader is slain and mutilated, however, the Saints find themselves in disarray. An uneasy alliance between them and Salutem’s government, the United World Federation, grows ever more hostile, and the Devil’s Deviants are preparing for something big—something that could finish off the Saints and possibly all of Salutem for good. As winter begins to fall, a train accident thrusts college student Aylen Monro into the ranks of the Saints and into the life of Jared Griffin, an ex-DD with a tragic and terrifying past of his own. She is looking for revenge against the ones that wronged her and he is making amends for his past sins. Little do they know, however, that they both have a larger role to play in what is coming. But as the Devil's Deviants gain momentum, the question becomes clear: Will the Saints survive the winter and the oncoming bloodshed? More importantly, will they survive themselves?

He awoke from a coma, but little did Jaime know that the nightmare had only just begun. Set in a strange, post-apocalyptic world, where nothing is as it seems, Jaime is just an ordinary guy trying to make sense of his surroundings. The doctors claim he is sick, but he starts receiving cryptic messages that tell a different story: They're lying to you. With no one to turn to and a desperate longing to be reunited with his family, Jaime must confront a web of deceit and danger in this science fiction horror short story.

Book I of Project Suncloud, Part 2 Everything is Connected. In the year 2057, the world's population has been reduced to a single city: Salutem. For over a decade, the city–nation has known nothing but peace, or so the populace has been led to believe. Unbeknownst to the general public, for the last seven years the Saint Organization has been humanity's only line of defense against the Devil's Deviants, mutated terrorists with inhuman supernatural abilities, and an extreme prejudice against humankind. After their trusted leader is slain and mutilated, however, the Saints find themselves in disarray. An uneasy alliance between them and Salutem’s government, the United World Federation, grows ever more hostile, and the Devil’s Deviants are preparing for something big—something that could finish off the Saints and possibly all of Salutem for good. As winter begins to fall, a train accident thrusts college student Aylen Monro into the ranks of the Saints and into the life of Jared Griffin, an ex-DD with a tragic and terrifying past of his own. She is looking for revenge against the ones that wronged her and he is making amends for his past sins. Little do they know, however, that they both have a larger role to play in what is coming. But as the Devil's Deviants gain momentum, the question becomes clear: Will the Saints survive the winter and the oncoming bloodshed? More importantly, will they survive themselves?

The Cosmos in Her Hand is a post-apocalyptic tale of survival and revenge. Technology and psychopathy are the catalysts for the destruction that ensnares a small group of survivors who have no idea they’re pawns in a larger game until a slightly crazy woman shows up on their field with a confusing assertion that she’s come to help. Has she really? Or is she legitimately nuts? You know, the apocalypse takes a toll on people in different ways. “I can’t pretend to be sane for you.” ~ Kali Do you like flawed heroes? Do you appreciate dark humor and characters in stories who drink, swear, engage in adult activities, commit acts of violence, have pretty good intentions but make mistakes anyway? This standalone novel explores the motivations of survivors of an apocalyptic event. Nobody’s perfect in The Cosmos in Her Hand. Everyone’s damaged. This science fiction story takes place on planet earth in the great states of Virginia and Ohio. There is no alien invasion, and there are no zombies. This is a character driven story.

It began with a bang. The Earth shook as it was bombarded by high-energy particles without warning, and after that moment nothing would ever be the same again. Violent chemical reactions in the atmosphere rained down acid, dark clouds blotted out the sun and gave the impression of a desolate wasteland – but this was only the beginning … Something else had caught a ride on the interstellar storm. Something only postulated by meagre human science without any comprehension of its true nature. Dark matter was transported to the Earth – and it was not simply inorganic as expected. It was alive, and it was wreaking havoc with reality itself. Astrophysicist Emily Young is left to deal with a world gone crazy. Gravity has increased, leading to all sorts of cataclysms; acid pours from the sky at regular intervals; and something … anything … must be done about the dark matter – lest this marks the end of life on Earth.