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Books
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The Cabin in Mitchell Bay
An upper middle grade adventure novel. Book 3 of the Mitchell Bay mystery/adventure series and the sequel to The Ghost in Mitchell Bay. November 2027.
Trapped in an isolated cabin on Christmas Eve during a blizzard, five friends attempt to survive their predicament and end up discovering a lost part of Nova Scotia history.
Twelve-year-old Jonathan Martin's parents buy an old cabin in Mitchell Bay, intending to use it for weekend getaways and summer vacations. Jonathan and his best friend Ian Cooper stay with Ian's grandparents in Mitchell Bay for Christmas, with Ian and Jonathan's families to join them on Christmas Day. The two friends, plus their three friends in Mitchell Bay trek to the cabin in the woods on Christmas Eve to check it out. A sudden, extended snow squall traps them in the cabin. Their archnemesis Brody Miller has the means to save them, but purposely ignores their pleas for help. In their attempt to escape the cabin, the five friends discover a part of Nova Scotia history that is buried beneath the cabin.
Stanley
An upper young adult coming-of-age thriller/horror based on my original screenplay. September 2027.
When a Black teenage outcast mistakenly believes the homicidal revenge fiction he writes causes people to die, he sets out to eliminate his enemies by crafting their deaths.
Stanley Granger is an introverted, intelligent sixteen-year-old Black teen adopted as a child by a White couple who are now bitterly divorced. His mother is a belligerent alcoholic and most of the students at his new school see him as an outcast and a misfit. His only solace is his writing, which he uses to give him a voice against those who torment him. After he writes a story about the death of an obnoxious jock at school, the jock dies as Stanley wrote would happen. It emboldens him and he sets out on a sinister path to eliminate people around him including the bullies at school, his father's racist wife, and a fascist politician.
Lost Together
An upper young adult coming-of-age thriller based on my original screenplay. May 2028.
A grief-stricken teen's perfect life disintegrates when he descends into his childhood bully's life of chaos - a decision that ends in tragedy.
Will Thomas appears to have the perfect life. He has a beautiful girlfriend, a loving family, a wide circle of friends, and multiple sports scholarship offers to university. He is respected and admired by everyone. But underneath all the success and adoration is a tortured young soul. When his father dies in a suspicious car accident, and his childhood bully (Shane, a troubled Indigenous teen) is released from prison, the facade of his happy life crumbles. Consumed by grief, tormented by his sexuality, and tortured by a prior suicide attempt, Will spirals into Shane's life of chaos, drugs and family violence. The two boys turn to each other to cope with their dysfunctional familes - a decision that ends in tragedy.
The Witch in Mitchell Bay
An upper middle grade mystery novel. Book 4 of the Mitchell Bay mystery/adventure series and the sequel to The Cabin in Mitchell Bay. November 2028.
In their attempt to stop a conglomerate corporation from building a resort near Mitchell Bay and thus destroying the environment of a coastal ecosystem and Indigenous fishing area, five friends befriend a local outcast deemed a witch to help them fight the company's plans which includes the expropriation of her house.
Twelve-year-old Mina Yamada is upset her father, the manager of the only bank in the small town of Mitchell Bay, is cozying up to a group of investors and developers who want to develop a large resort not far from town in a beach area popular with locals. News of the development divides the town. Mina and her friends side with environmentalists, but are even more opposed to the project when they learn the development seeks to forcefully evict a local recluse who people call a witch. When the 'witch' declares nothing but hardship and doom for the town should the development go ahead, people laugh until strange things begin to happen.
