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When it comes to publishing ones book, do you prefer to go the traditional route, by finding a publisher to handle it for you? Or would you rather do self publishing? Either option has its pros and cons for sure, but it comes down to whatever works best for you. Some people are unable to get their book out there on their own, and traditional publishing houses can be very helpful in getting your book out there. But, if you're an already established writer, or have the funds to self publish, than that may be the route for you. Self publishing gives you all the control, you can decide pricing, handle marketing, and essentially everything else a popular publisher would do. What do you prefer out of the two options though? Would you rather self publish so you can release on your own volition? Or would you rather have a publishing house handle all the work, and in turn get a cut of the sales?

When prolific Illuminati members start dying suddenly, investigations begin into their horrible deaths. All is not as it seems. It all starts with the murder of the curator of the British Museum in London who falls from a balcony with strange markings his torso and his body bled dry. This in turn is followed by the untimely death of a leading Chinese politician in Hong Kong who is discovered dead in his Villa with his face disfigured with Chinese runes. An investigation begins and British and Chinese investigators find themselves in the unusual position of having to collaborate and share information to prevent further deaths. With the killer on the loose, Detective Marshal Fowler and his counterpart Agent Zhen are faced with the option of letting go of their pride and working together to bring an end to these deaths. However, in an attempt to disrupt, curtail and ultimately imprison those responsible for these crimes, the men are thrown into a whole new web of lies and deceit and find themselves constricted by the constraints of their governments. Release - TBD 2023

George Windsor was never supposed to be King. Nor can he see himself as one. Forced onto the throne by his brother's abdication to become King George VI, he must find a way to fit into a role he feels he can never live up to. But as the 1930s draw to a close, England finds itself sliding inexorably into a war that was never supposed to happen. Compared to a charismatic and confident Prime Minister, George must determine the role of a King in a modern democracy in crisis. George's only escape is into the gardens of Buckingham Palace, where his lifelong friendship with Edgar, his Head Gardener, allows him to forget his worries. And also the space to finally come to terms with the conflict between the man he was born and the man he must become. Release - TBD 2023