M2K Publishing: 22 books

Who better to teach one of love than Yeshu’a of Nazareth? Mariamne knew she was blessed to have Yeshu’a in her life. With the Sea of Galilee far behind them, they travel to Cornwall with Yeshu’a’s uncle, Yusef of Arimathea, cementing their relationship along the way. While Uncle Yusef inspects...

Victoria Seacress stands to attention. Bloodied but not bent, this woman scorned by a jealous employer, must face life in the pits of newsroom banality. As destiny takes her hand, she finds herself confronted by the death of her mentor, a man she loves, respects, cherishes, a man who takes no prisoners...

ForeWord Reviews Book of the Year Finalist 2014, NIEA Indie Excellence Awards 2014 Finalist in the Military Fiction category. Yellow footprints painted on San Diego concrete mark the starting point for Trip Anderson's journey. They lead him, bloodied and scarred, through the hills of the Peloponnese...

The Qauppat Mine on Baffin Island is a state-of-the-art project, intended to provide for the survival of the workers at the sapphire mine, as well as for the local population, in one of the most harsh environments in the world. A bomb, however, threatens to shut down the mine, stopping the educational,...

Blake Calder has come back to Scotland in search of an answer to the one question that has haunted him for almost twenty years. Being back in Greenoch, overlooking the Firth of Clyde, he remembers the events that led to him joining the Kings Own Calgary Regiment, the battles he fought, the love he...

There is no one so alive as he who has accepted death. Wyatt woke up on November 1st, sure that it would be his last November 1st. There was no reason for it; it was just a feeling, so his best friend Dylan, convinces him it's time to see the world, or at least part of it, and takes him well out of...

Destroying her husband's illegal operations is the only thing that can save Andi Sterling and her two sons. When Aubrey Sterling discovers her betrayal, he attempts to kill her. Unaware that he is being watched as he throws what he is convinced is her lifeless body into Rainbow Lake, he contents himself...

Emeralds are being stolen from Oro Verde, people are disappearing, and no one is who or what they appear to be, even the team from Cabochon Inc who are sent down to clean up the mess. While some assume new roles, others pick away the rubble to discover everyone at the mine is wearing a façade, everyone...

Bhisti Incorporated has finally received government approval to introduce their hydrogen cell fuel to the world – they have perfected the process that allows vehicles to run on water. The upcoming announcement though has angered the bio-fuel world, and some of them would stop at nothing to prevent...

It was supposed to be a routine inspection of Cabochon Incorporated’s interests in Tasmania. However, when Ryan Matthews arrives at the Ravishing Ruby mine, he instead finds himself caged, surrounded by carnivorous marsupials and entwined in murder, kidnapping, drug dealing and fraud. Instead of...

Forced to surrender her female persona for most of her life, Mary Read suppresses every feminine wile in order to fit in. A woman aboard a pirate ship is a harbinger for disaster but still she is able to carve out a reputation as a ruthless but very capable pirate. When The Revenge plunders a merchant...

Father Adamo Bianchi returns to Rome to find his mother dying and his sisters on what he sees as the road to self-destruction. He accuses one sister of prostitution, blind to the fact her actions are an act of desperation; the Holy Father has prevented Livia from taking her final vows in order to...

The Government has sent Chuck Franklin a personal invitation to Vietnam, one that he really can’t refuse… or can he? For reasons not typical of most draft dodgers, he finds himself in Canada, embraced by a family who has seen their own son cross the 49th parallel in order to serve with the US...

Anthony Weiner’s crotch-shots, Mylie’s twerking, government not working, and a boatload of stupidity fill our days and our newspapers. Perhaps it’s time to put some of that into perspective – in poetry – that makes no pretense at being delicate, politically correct or even a bit cautious....