The Bishop siblings - Jackie, Kaiden and Ashton - are grown and scattered to the winds, each leaving the opulence of their upbringing behind at varying distances.

All of this is changed when their father is suddenly swallowed by a sinkhole on his front yard, and they are forced to quickly return home to help their estranged mother deal with the aftermath, but none of them are prepared for what this sinkhole is about to unearth...long buried feelings, the truth of their parents past and so much more. As each one of them sinks further into themselves, all while trying to plan for his funeral, it becomes clear that their lineage falling into a hole was inevitable, and climbing back out may very well be impossible.

SINK HOLE is not a story of familial redemption but rather dissolution, and the realization that sometimes, families aren’t worth losing yourself for.

[Early 2026]

Milly Hines is 11 years old, and a little over a year on from losing her mother, she's now tried to end her own life. As she tries to navigate both her grief and her fear of the unknown, she befriends a local artist named Chad Gretzky, who's recently suffered a similar familial loss, and the two quickly connect. But Milly's biggest issue may just very well be the ghost that's suddenly materialized in her home, named Milton, who could be there to either help her...or end her once and for all.

A story about loss, grief, love and family, "Milly & The Ghost" is a heartbreaking tale about what happens not to those we lose, but to ourselves when we lose them.

NOTE: This version of the book is a rewritten, enhanced version of a unreleased 2016 manuscript. This is the first time this book has been in print in a physical fashion, having only seen a short release in epub originally.

[60k words/255 pages]

JANUARY 2026

Thora wants to be an artist, but she doesn't feel creatively fulfilled. After buying a friend she's romantically interested in an actual skeleton as a gag gift, however, she soon finds this bag of bones makes the best she could have.

Katrina Rivers, after a violent incident with a schoolmate, gains the nickname The Terror. As an adult, she makes this her entire identity. Now as she struggles with her parents bitter divorce, and a newfound romantic relationship, she can either stay the villain, or become a hero.

Reese and Jackson had it all, until it all was ripped from them. After the death of their young daughter, Hannah, Reese asks her estranged husband for help with one more thing...to rid her home of the mattress Hannah died on.