Drama Books

In this story set in the near future, Sean Linehan, an international football executive, travels to China with a mission to save a group of players and officials from the death by firing squad to which they have been condemned. After his experience in the racist failed state of Padania, Linehan...

In 1997, there was Netflix. In 2002, there was Redbox. And in 2006, there were the Dellinger brothers.PIRACY is the story of brothers Tad and Leif Dellinger and their rise to the top, selling pirated movies. Guns, murder, cars, and sex will pave the way in this explosive new book series by author...

Can a young man succeed in dying amid the splendour of Mexico? In Houlihan’s Wake, a young Irishman goes to Playa Chisme, on the Pacific coast of Mexico, determined to die, and determined to do so in a beautiful setting. But can Houlihan’s death-wish do its worst in such a life-affirming...

A compendium of the author’s Indian stage and radio plays: 'Slighted Souls' revolves around the rebellion of the downtrodden and 'Men at work on Women at work’ is all about sexual harassment at workplace. While 'Castle of Despair' is built in the arena of man's despair for success, the...

Karen's life was changing and she seemed helpless to stop it. Her husband of almost 30 years, her soulmate, was responding to the manipulations of a younger woman. She was afraid that if she made him make a choice, she might not win. But that was not the case. Their love prevailed and the very...

A much abused 15 year-old barmaid from the East End of London and is sold as a “wife” to a farmer in the Cape of Good Hope Province in Marie, South Africa by an unscrupulous Pastor. The farmer treats her as a chattel abusing her constantly. Her life improves considerably when the farmer dies...

Where comedy meets divinity, with the use of synchronicity, yet stressing simplicity in keeping with the trinity, making straight the way of the Lord, so we don't loose to many, when he says all aboard. So heal.

An American fairytale of a doomed twenty-first-century mind, told with an eerily accessible prose-style that is minimalistic and cinematic.

“We need each other”… what a cliché phrase, mentioned thousands of times but inapplicable. Are we really informed about transplantations in Greece? How tragic is the truth on that specific issue in our country? Demonization, taboo, hesitation till the “evil” knocks on our door and then...

When a king sets his taxes high, Anastasious goes to Greece with her husband to convince the King of Greece to start a war with the Irish King. How will it end?