Black Parade is book Twenty-Four in the Beginnings Series. Life is in limbo and the latest installment shows exactly where things can and will go wrong. The story is different from every other Beginnings’ book. It is told by Danny Hoi and is the alternate universe and explains what happens had Joe never died and time travel been banned. It goes beyond the walls of Beginnings and into the future. However, fictional as it is within a fictional saga, Black Parade is vital. Is Danny’s story really a ‘what if’ situation? Or does it lay out a perfect map of Beginnings’ future? **

The residents of Haven prepare for what they believe is the final battle against the Sleepers. Instead of running, they stand their ground and launch a huge offensive. The only problem they face is who–or what–will they be actually battling?

For generations an ancient alien civilization of vampires ruled the land–until man forced them into hiding. Then they emerged only in darkness, scrapping for any blood that they can get. Vala is different. The vampires know it and she knows it. She believes there is a better life outside and she is determined to get there.

Throughout history there have been several thousand different strains of influenza. Each year hundreds are active. Chances are, this year, you will catch one of those strains. You will cough, sneeze, and your body will ache. Without a second thought, you’ll take a double dose of green liquid, go to bed, and swear you’ll feel better in the morning. Not this time.

Consigning Fate is Book 23 in the Beginnings Series Just when it looks as if all is finally going to work out, tragedy strikes Beginnings and things are completely different. With war on the horizon, a leader steps forward. Frank becomes president and flips a page. He is not the Frank that Beginnings has come to know, love, hate and get annoyed with. He steps into the role as if he had been primed for it his entire life. He begins the task of putting life back in order and finding his father's murderer. Often times when we lose someone, we refuse to believe. Robbie takes that to extreme. He is bound and determined to prove that what they believe occurred is nothing more than a nightmare. The brothers must face reality in a world without their father. But all is not serious is the world of Beginnings, is it ever? The clone is exposed and a strange new flu emerges. One that is more humorous than deadly.