A classic in West Indian literature, Stone Haven covers the years up to and including Jamaican independence, as reflected by the life of a family.

When Morgains' Aunt Bella dies, she finds herself inheriting more than just a quiet isolated estate. Perhaps her life isn't even hers anymore. Perhaps it never was. Her Mom is worried for her sanity. Her ex-boyfriend is worried for her well-being and more. Has she traded her city life for a psychotic adventure into some great abyss, or has love transcended beyond anyone's imagination? Morgain finds herself with a choice. Leave behind the estate left her by her aunt Bella, or presume her aunts' life and re-start a love belayed by death before her birth. Is the choice even real, or is it the beginning of a long life of serious mental illness? Some are convinced she's not well. A few that believe in her sanity. Somewhere in all these twists and turns is a lay of truth. Along the way remains some serious choices involving life, death, deception, discovery, freedom, sanity. Sometimes it's best to let the story tell itself.

The Stonehaven series of graphic novels is an adventure/drama set in a modern day fantasy realm. Elves, dwarves, and ogres live side by side with humans in one of the largest cities in the world. The series features an ensemble cast and a unique meld of genres in a stand alone story format. The introduction to this series features a State Ranger who comes to Stonehaven in search of his runaway daughter. He hires a dubious half-elf private detective to aid in his quest. The pair quickly uncover that the girl has fallen into the clutches of a murderous werewolf hunted by both the law and the local Asian Crime syndicate. Fate and circumstance make for strange bedfellows as these apparent random events crash together in this stunning tale of good, evil, and the grey areas in-between.