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Twisted Times: The Phantom - Novel (2020)
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Inevitable Desires: First Love - Novel (2019)
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Flashes of Vice: Vol III - A collection of flash fiction stories
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TWISTED TIMES: Son of Man - Novel
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Flashes of Vice: Vol II - A Collection of Flash Fiction
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Holy Crimes - A Collection of Love Poems

(2014)
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 Flights of Poetic Fancy - A Collection of Poems
(2014)

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 Flashes of Vice: Vol I - A Collection of Flash Fiction Stories
(2013)

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Holy Emotions - A Collection of Love Poems
(2012)

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First Words - A Collection of Poems
(2011)

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