The Man From U.N.D.E.A.D.'s St Valentine's Day Massacre is now available on Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.com for the Kindle.

It's a themed short story starring Agent Ward from the Man From U.N.D.E.AD. series of novels along with some of the other characters from that series.

Here is the blurb

"The United Nations Department for the Enforcement and Apprehension of Demons is the first, last and only line of defence against the supernatural threats trying to break into a world where magic and technology are uneasy bedfellows.

When Agent Ward takes on the case of a break-in at a greetings card factory he could not have imagined that it will pit him against a unique threat in a unique location requiring the strangest use he has ever made of a helicopter.

How else, though, do you deal with the green-slimed monster called Love?

The Man From U.N.D.E.A.D.'s St Valentine's Day Massacre is a short story featuring Agent Ward and other characters from the Man From U.N.D.E.A.D. series of novels."

Enjoy.

One Small Step For The Man From U.N.D.E.A.D. is released

October 1st marks the day that One Small Step For The Man From U.N.D.E.A.D. is released to buy on Amazon's kindle.

The fourth in the series featuring Agent Ward's battle against the weird threats embattling the planet it has the following publicity blurb:

"The United Nations Department for the Enforcement and Apprehension of Demons is the first, last and only line of defence against the supernatural threats trying to break into a world where magic and technology are uneasy bedfellows.

Agent Ward is out of this world (literally) in this fourth book in the Man From U.N.D.E.A.D. series. He's facing the biggest threat ever and his most personal challenge, not to mention shapechangers with a lingerie fetish, imps that just won't keep still and giant howler demons.

The race to save reality as he knows it is on and he just might be out of time."

The title references Neil Armstrong's famous line as he stepped on the moon, but the final draft was already locked and formatted when the news came through of the astronaut's death, so a small tribute to all those who work in the field of space exploration get a dedication of thanks in the added Author's note.