Pacific Book Review   

A woman trained to find the dregs of humanity, trained to kill, is forced into vacation because her peers are getting murdered.

At first, the massive cruise vessel she chooses as her resort destination seems. . .tolerable, and then, in the span of a few hours, everyone disappears, thousands of passengers seemingly vanish. 

As she wanders the ship, searching for someone - anyone - she senses something, something sinister, something she can't see, something that kindles a fear she has not felt for years.

She discovers a secret that years ago set a path for restricted space travel so enforced that almost nobody can veer off course. But veer off course they have, not knowing how, or where, or who sabotaged the ship and any way off it.

Get ready for a sci-fi/horror/thriller roller coaster ride you won't believe until you read it for yourself.

My life has been one of finding what I would love to do for a living. 

I tried university soon after high school, film and video major, but was not ready so I dropped out.

I had a strong desire to work in the film industry, in some capacity, for many years. After dropping out of University, I thought I would opt for film school, instead of the drawn out University method of teaching one about making films. But the expense of it turned me off, and it never happened.

After a few years of crappy, minimum wage jobs, I needed to do something so I decided to go back to University, but as a Computer Science major. I graduated in 2000 and have worked at a few companies, currently in the health industry as a Programmer/Analyst. It's not something I want to do for the rest of my life. 

I always thought it was movies I was interested in, but it is the creation of stories where my passion lies. If I'm not writing it, I'm thinking it, over and over in my head, playing it out. I've written some short stories and one novel so far. All my short stories are free to download.