Stories where survival has a cost.
Eligibility is a near-future techno-thriller about a world slowly unraveling under cascading infrastructure failures. As civilization begins to fracture, a secret project deep beneath Iceland races to preserve humanity’s future while ordinary people struggle to survive a society that still functions—but only just. As impossible choices draw closer, one question remains: if humanity had to begin again, who would be eligible?

Eligibility – Summary and Preview
A grounded thriller series about momentum, consequence, and the places where ordinary lives start to feel just a little wrong.
Start with Exodus: the first book in the Caleb Ward series.
Bad decisions that don’t stay buried. People trying to outrun consequences that refuse to let go.

Gritty science fiction and noir-horror about salvage crews, broken cities, and the price of choosing wrong.
Start with Signal: the first book in the Node Black series.
A near-future salvage-horror where ships remember things they shouldn’t and every fix moves the danger somewhere else.

Not in the mood for sci-fi?
Try the Caldera Bay Files; modern noir with slow-burn supernatural rules, where missing persons, crooked cops, and things that should stay buried all carry a price.

Grounded, rule-driven genre fiction where choices matter and consequences follow.




Signal: A Node Black Novel – Preview
Signal: A Node Black Novel – Sample
Rooms: A Caldera Bay Files Novel – Preview
Rooms: A Caldera Bay File Novel – Sample
Signal
Node Black Series –
Node Black
A hard-edge science fiction series where ships remember, systems grow opinions, and survival depends on consent as much as firepower. As the scale widens from derelict salvage to cosmic consequence, the real horror isn’t what’s hunting humanity, but what humanity teaches its tools to become.
Rooms
A Caldera Bay Files Series –
Caldera Bay
A modern noir horror series set in a coastal city that doesn’t forget and doesn’t forgive. Detectives, criminals, and monsters circle the same truths about memory, guilt, and identity, while the supernatural stays quiet, rule-bound, and far more patient than anyone expects.
