How far would you go to follow Jesus Christ? What would you do if it cost you everything? Raised in a devout Christian home, Isaac Wallace went to church every Sunday where his father preached. His whole life has been shaped by his faith, family, and a deep desire to do the right thing.But when he finds himself in the depths of a faith crisis, Isaac must navigate the dark valleys of doubt and unanswered questions. Despite diligent study and prayer, he struggles to find the answers he needs.Just as Isaac considers giving up, he meets two missionaries from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Something about them and their message resonates with him in a way he cannot ignore. Through meeting with them, Isaac's faith is reignited and his conviction reborn.He agrees to be baptised, and the painful cost of his faith quickly becomes clear. Isaac knows his family, especially his father, and friends would never accept his decision. When he stays true to his conviction, Isaac is cast out of his home. Family relationships and friendships crumble as his life changes overnight.Forced to choose between those he loves most and following the path God has told him to walk, Isaac must decide if faith is worth the sacrifice it demands.Over the Bridge is a powerful story of faith, sacrifice, and redemption, a testament to the healing power of Jesus Christ and His power to bring light to even the darkest valleys.

Miscellany comprises several short stories ranging in genre from ghost and paranormal, to fantasy, to crime and thriller. This collection takes you North America, to Scotland, to places out of this world. Originally titled 'Void', these stories explore loss in its various forms and the darkness of the human heart, as well as investigating revenge and how it affects people's lives. A rural castle in Scotland haunted by a homicidal, rage-crazed demon, a small town in North America that has its tranquillity shattered by a blood-soaked woman running out of a forest, a seemingly idyllic town in England tainted by murder.

What do you do when everything you believe is proved untrue?Both Franklin and Sarah Oswald know that, logically, the stories couldn't be true. Demonised, homicidal spirits of the Baxter family roaming the halls when they had been murdered decades before? It's the stuff from horror novels; tales used to frighten children.When they move into the house on the hill, they are blissfully unaware of every danger lingering in the dark, stalking them from behind corners. This was going to be their fresh start, a new life for them. However, when what they thought to be impossible turns out to be fact, and they receive no help from the neighbours in the town, who refuse to even discussthat place, Franklin and Sarah can only rely on each other to save themselves from the Baxter family.

How far would you go to follow Jesus Christ? What would you do if it cost you everything? Raised in a devout Christian home, Isaac Wallace went to church every Sunday where his father preached. His whole life has been shaped by his faith, family, and a deep desire to do the right thing.But when he finds himself in the depths of a faith crisis, Isaac must navigate the dark valleys of doubt and unanswered questions. Despite diligent study and prayer, he struggles to find the answers he needs.Just as Isaac considers giving up, he meets two missionaries from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Something about them and their message resonates with him in a way he cannot ignore. Through meeting with them, Isaac's faith is reignited and his conviction reborn.He agrees to be baptised, and the painful cost of his faith quickly becomes clear. Isaac knows his family, especially his father, and friends would never accept his decision. When he stays true to his conviction, Isaac is cast out of his home. Family relationships and friendships crumble as his life changes overnight.Forced to choose between those he loves most and following the path God has told him to walk, Isaac must decide if faith is worth the sacrifice it demands.Over the Bridge is a powerful story of faith, sacrifice, and redemption, a testament to the healing power of Jesus Christ and His power to bring light to even the darkest valleys.

Miscellany comprises several short stories ranging in genre from ghost and paranormal, to fantasy, to crime and thriller. This collection takes you North America, to Scotland, to places out of this world. Originally titled 'Void', these stories explore loss in its various forms and the darkness of the human heart, as well as investigating revenge and how it affects people's lives. A rural castle in Scotland haunted by a homicidal, rage-crazed demon, a small town in North America that has its tranquillity shattered by a blood-soaked woman running out of a forest, a seemingly idyllic town in England tainted by murder.

What do you do when everything you believe is proved untrue?Both Franklin and Sarah Oswald know that, logically, the stories couldn't be true. Demonised, homicidal spirits of the Baxter family roaming the halls when they had been murdered decades before? It's the stuff from horror novels; tales used to frighten children.When they move into the house on the hill, they are blissfully unaware of every danger lingering in the dark, stalking them from behind corners. This was going to be their fresh start, a new life for them. However, when what they thought to be impossible turns out to be fact, and they receive no help from the neighbours in the town, who refuse to even discussthat place, Franklin and Sarah can only rely on each other to save themselves from the Baxter family.