When Kirsten moves to a new city, she quickly falls in with a rich and sophisticated crowd, far more glamorous than anything she is used to. Her new life with best friend, Allison, and boyfriend Gabriel, seems almost too good to be true, but for a year she is living the dream. Eventually, as cracks slowly begin to appear in her relationships, she is forced to question whether all that glitters is truly gold.

As pieces fall into place to paint a treacherous picture of crime and deception, Kirsten must figure out how she fits into the puzzle, all whilst keeping the truth about her own past buried deep...

From sonnets on the very nature of love life and death; a selection of poems on parenthood, nature, and God; a horror story that will chill your very bones; to a madcap tale of Fruit Ninjas taking on some familiar (but well-disguised) faces. This collection of poetry and prose has it all; something for absolutely everyone.

Thomas Rowan's style flips effortlessly from soul-searching philosophy to the creation of terrifying monsters in gothic mansions and zany gaming-style adventures and all of it very readable.

When Kirsten moves to a new city, she quickly falls in with a rich and sophisticated crowd, far more glamorous than anything she is used to. Her new life with best friend, Allison, and boyfriend Gabriel, seems almost too good to be true, but for a year she is living the dream. Eventually, as cracks slowly begin to appear in her relationships, she is forced to question whether all that glitters is truly gold.

As pieces fall into place to paint a treacherous picture of crime and deception, Kirsten must figure out how she fits into the puzzle, all whilst keeping the truth about her own past buried deep...

From sonnets on the very nature of love life and death; a selection of poems on parenthood, nature, and God; a horror story that will chill your very bones; to a madcap tale of Fruit Ninjas taking on some familiar (but well-disguised) faces. This collection of poetry and prose has it all; something for absolutely everyone.

Thomas Rowan's style flips effortlessly from soul-searching philosophy to the creation of terrifying monsters in gothic mansions and zany gaming-style adventures and all of it very readable.