Paul and Lisa Kaye’s marriage is unraveling, their dream home in Encino unable to hold together what success and status can’t mend. Paul finds solace—and purpose—with his much younger girlfriend, while wondering if there’s any way back to the life he built with his wife.

Until he’s murdered.

Detective Tom Stone dives into a labyrinth of secrets—fractured friendships, shady business dealings, jilted lovers, and fragile marital bonds. Every lead exposes new lies, and every truth brings him closer to a killer with everything to lose.

A Murder in Encino delivers another gripping chapter in the Detective Tom Stone series—where justice is never easy, and the truth is always complicated.
 

A government Black Ops reinstates Kilbraide’s military commission and orders him to track down Stevens and take him out before he can strike again.
Kilbraide is forced into a deadly game of HOG, hunter of gunman, and discovers along the way the disturbing depths of the Shadow Government running the country.

Stevens focuses on his mission, assassinating one public figure after another, but he doesn’t count on falling in love with a woman who works for his next target.
Kilbraide closes in.

Time is running out as a thrilling chase ensues across the country. 
 

They can be helpful and humorous, mischievous and daring, but most of the time they’re just enjoying every moment and living their lives to the fullest.

This little book has 100 full-color whimsical images to spark the imaginations of all— from children to adults, there’s something for everybody.
 

Detective Tom Stone swings into action, searching for the suspect while monitoring reports on the victim’s condition. He investigates a nearby bar where the owner, Jasmine, is closing for the night and wants nothing to do with the police.

A shadowy figure huddles at a back table and Stone approaches to question her, but she escapes to the back parking lot and takes off in her car.

Jasmine, fearful of the power that law enforcement wields, offers to show Stone where the woman lives. She directs him to a run-down motel near a homeless encampment and asks Stone to wait while she heads in first.

Finally, the women lets Stone enter. He questions the suspect, excuses himself to consider the details, and has to face the true meaning of justice.
 

A late-night shootout erupts over stolen cigarettes and leaves a Good Samaritan wondering, “Did I do the right thing?”

JoJo is a repeat offender who grew up in foster care. His sister was adopted by a man named Davey, his only connection to family life. When JoJo is released after a short stint in county jail, Davey agrees to pick him up and drive him to a motel near his home. 

But when JoJo asks to stop for cigarettes, Davey’s in for the fight of his life.

JoJo swipes a pack of smokes causing a fast-moving chain of events that spiral out of control until Detective Tom Stone takes action.
 

Detective Tom Stone jumps into action in this gripping thriller novel and uncovers human trafficking as drug smugglers try a new trick.

The Ojos Negros cartel is back and bolder than ever, forming an uneasy alliance with LA mob boss Frank DeVito. Using hidden sea caves as drop-off points, the new syndicate maneuvers to expand their brutal drug empire, and guns down anyone who stands in their way.

Stone and his team trail the lone survivor, Luis Delgado, who longs to return home to Mexico but is trapped in a deadly game of subterfuge. He vows revenge on the evil men who have destroyed his life and countless others with their greed. 

The Detectives race to find Delgado and bring down the cartel, before another innocent victim is killed.

Uncover narco-subs plying the seas with page-turning action—and hold on for an explosive ending.
 

They hear tales about a mysterious Jamaican Lady once they arrive, but a run-in with local mobsters threatens their fun and their lives. 

Finding love and clashing with criminals was never part of their itinerary, but crazy things happen, and those things are not always what they seem as Matt and Van uncover a legend and discover that the alluring Jamaican Lady is very real. 
 

Struggling to work in Hollywood is easier than trying to stay sane in the loony community of Apartment Zero.

Aspiring screenwriter Matt Matthews and his actress fiancée, Nesha Adams, an interracial couple, live in this low rent refuge with his toys, her make-up and their one piece of furniture. They surrender their personal space to their eccentric neighbors who consider a crack in the front door a formal invitation to intrude. 

Matt and Nesha’s feeble attempts to control their past and present problems soon crumble. And before long their off-the-wall neighbors have them bouncing off the walls.

Apartment Zero is filled with friendships, comedy, romance, desperate dreamers, odd neighbors, extended families, and love. It’s a wonderfully zany show with characters that each of us have known in our lives, whether we wanted to or not. There are no cardboard, cut-out stereotypes here. The show and the characters are real – with real being a relative term. 

Be warned, some of the episodes are a little provocative, a little controversial, but all are fun, quirky, and heartwarming (in a warped kind of way).
 

Detective Tom Stone and his partner Jake Sharpe suspect mob boss Frank DeVito has a role to play in the carnage after the cartel’s shot-caller, a woman in prison named Lil’ Jo, orders an assault on DeVito’s estate.

Gang violence escalates while the sniper extracts his revenge, eliminating the elite one shot at a time. Stone turns to a new detective on the force, Brian Kilbraide, who had served as a sniper with the Army Rangers.

Stone and his team must race to stop the bloodshed and bring DeVito to justice before the sniper’s powerful bullet cuts him dead.
 

Tisha Mathis runs a scientific research laboratory, and against her better judgement, she hires her ex-boyfriend, Albert Ennis, to work in the lab. Big mistake. Through no fault of his own, and with a little help from a clueless janitor mixing and dumping his genetic experiments down the drain, Albert accidentally creates a hideous creature that feeds off humans – via the plumbing.

Nobody is safe. Children, teens, adults, and even family pets fall prey to the voracious appetite of the bloodthirsty creature. It slithers through the sewer system and into the toilets of its unsuspecting victims. It waits, watches… and when they’re the most vulnerable, it strikes with ravenous tentacles of terror. The feeding frenzy begins.

Reluctantly teaming up with Sergeant Roudowski, a gruff old-school policeman, Albert and Tisha attempt to set aside their personal issues as they venture deep into the bowels of the city’s sewer tunnels. They must hunt down and stop the hungry Sewer Creature before it rips apart and devours the entire city.

EXTRAS:
1. Alternate Scene
2. Deleted Scenes
3. Bonus Artwork
 

Additionally, it’s about the misadventures of wanting to get laid while photographing young (over 18), beautiful, willing, and very naked models (and all the drama that goes with that).

While pursuing the profits of porn, Neo finds more than hot flesh in his studio. Each woman who models for him seems within his lustful grasp until he discovers why she’s diving into the clutches of the adult industry. The more pictures he captures, the more he uncovers what fuels their mutual desires – and it isn’t money or sex.

Surprisingly real, sometimes blunt, thought-provoking, and genuinely touching. I Am Neo is a (mostly) honest, vivid, lurid, and oft-times humorous, behind the scenes glimpse into the ins and outs of the pornography business. 
 

The head of the cartel, Frank DeVito, using his vast resources puts a tail on Stone hoping the Detective’s investigation will flush out Angelino. Then he can exact his revenge and claim what he says Angelino has stolen – a large shipment of pure cocaine.

Angelino’s girlfriend, Sara, caught between right and wrong, pleads for him to escape the deadly lifestyle. As the body count rises, Stone, grappling with his own questions and answers, confronts the challenges in his relationship with Alisha Davidson, Angelino’s defense attorney. 

Halloween dramatically twists into Day of the Dead celebrations on Santa Monica pier as cocaine’s promised riches weave a tale of bloody betrayal, shattered friendships, and loves both lost—and won.
 

Once arrested by Detective Tom Stone on suspicion of smuggling cocaine, the courts set Angelino free and offer a second chance. But the drug cartel that he tried to double cross has a different idea, and when Stone’s high school-age daughter is found browsing in the High Tide, Stone starts tracking Angelino and uncovers the ruthlessness of betrayal.

As Stone fights for justice and confronts Angelino’s attorney, he finds himself enamored with her strength and beauty—and admires her principles of right and wrong.

Healing his fractured family and keeping Los Angeles safe makes for a long, hot summer.
 

The duo races to stop whoever’s responsible before another innocent life is lost. They piece together clues and close in on the criminals until Stone finds himself trapped, facing certain death at the very hands of the men he was hunting.
 

Deserted by her childhood sweetheart Andy Marlowe, Laura rushes into a desperate marriage to Ben, finding unexpected joy. But Ben and Laura are surrounded by enemies, and fractured Stacy hides a secret of her own – an angry inner voice named Katie. The conflict between two young women who love Ben sets off a chain of events ending in shocking violence. Laura and her son Jamie are forced to flee Jasper, but Laura can never forget the man she loves.

From Texas to Brooklyn to Paris, from the innocent years before the Great War and into the Roaring Twenties, Ben and Laura, challenged by their past, struggle to find a future.