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JUSTICE IS SERVED
Jack Jones is a man with serious issues. Abused as a child, Jack is now a disillusioned lawyer losing faith in the criminal justice system. With his grandmother's death, Jack's childhood memories resurface, forcing him to confront his anger at what he suffered. With his insider's perspective on criminal justice, Jack sees that too many are getting away with their crimes. So he decides to take matters into his own hands. After all, with a rare genetic gift that prevents him feeling pain, he's the right man for the job. So he'll suit up... and punish the guilty the way they ought to be punished. But Jack will soon find out that taking the law into his own hands has unforeseen consequences. |
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THE REPAIRMAN: A NOVELLA
An assassin from the future wakes up in 2016 without his memories. All he has are his instructions to kill a dangerous right-wing politician before he can commit a terrible crime. And 24 hours. It's time to get to work. |
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THE DEBT COLLECTOR
Oliver Beckett is a bailiff. He doesn't take guff, he doesn't listen to sob-stories and he frowns upon 'lazy benefit scroungers'. In fact, he's not a particularly nice person at all. But there's a reason Oliver comes across this way. And it isn't until he messes up at work one day that Oliver realises he needs to start confronting why he thinks the things he thinks. Why he holds society's vulnerable in such contempt. Why he's been drinking so heavily of late, and why his life is coming apart at the seams. 'The Debt Collector' is the story of one man's struggle with mental illness as his deterioration goes from bad to worse during the course of a year and how redemption should always be possible, even though it might mean some difficult times. |
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INTERFACE: A NOVELLA
In 2025, an insurance salesman, seriously injured in a motorway pile-up realises that his wife wants to kill him. While in 2060, a lonely and troubled writer is planning to expose a gang of organised criminals with control of time-manipulating tech. But people are getting hurt, and the answer to fixing the future may lie in fixing the past. |
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THE HERETIC: A NOVELLA
What would Britain be like had David Cameron been assassinated? What would Britain be like in the wake of the British Establishment’s reaction to such an event? This alternate reality-tale explores this very question through the eyes of an unemployed man, blackmailed by a powerful media mogul into implicating the wrong man after a fatal work-place accident. |
