Novels
Windsor ‘85: Unbridled Summer
Windsor ’85: Unbridled Summer follows the growing pains of Simon Levi, the son of a Holocaust survivor. Arriving in Windsor in search of place and identity, Simon finds his figurative Zion in the town’s small, singular world. He struggles under family expectations, falls for Georgina, a charismatic young woman who lights up his life, and takes a series of missteps in work and a doomed business venture. Guided by diarised therapy sessions with Calvin Pitt, he confronts the shadows of his father’s past, while his natural talent for writing brings him to the attention of local journalist Sally Went and her mentor, Arthur Wake.
Set against the social and royal backdrop of 1980s Windsor, the novel blends humour, emotional depth, and coming-of-age insight. At its heart, it is a story of identity, love, and inherited memory, exploring how human connection can illuminate even the most complicated of lives.
The Dirty Rascal
The theatrical display of a dead Mute swan in a local shopping centre puts Zac, an American lieutenant on secondment from the NYPD, on the trail of a set of uniquely British crimes.
Paired with English detective Abbi, Zac soon finds the crimes take on an increasingly serious and mysterious turn. Medieval instruments, symbolic clues and the roots of the current British monarchy are embroiled in this unusual small-town mystery, set in the town of Windsor.
Zac and Abbi must delve into local and national history in order to put the pieces together before someone else is killed, or before they themselves come face-to-face with danger.