Being born and raised on the South Shore of Montreal, Quebec, Canada in a rural setting was freedom on a whole other level. As a child he roamed the fields and paddled through the streams with his constant and true protector Duke. Duke was a very big German Shepard who had a kind disposition unless you wanted to get near the young boy. His parents were never afraid if they couldn’t see him as long as they could see Dukes big tail wagging above the grass they knew where he could be found.
He began writing in his teens and by his mid-twenties he had his first publishing offer from a publishing house in New York, New York!
In the late 1970’s he packed up and moved to western Canada, Calgary, Alberta to be specific, and worked there until the mid 1980’s when he moved to British Columbia. In 2002 he moved back to Alberta and still resides there pursuing his many interests. He has travelled and worked in more than 40 states in the USA as well as travelling in the Caribbean, Europe, Norway and other exotic locations. There is a three-way tie for number one on his travel list! New York City, London, England and everywhere on Maui!
His passion is writing but his work was in the technology sector. Although he never stopped writing it was his work in the technology sector that has provided the financial freedom to now pursue this passion full time. His e-book, Murder in the Golden Dawn, is the first book in a series of M.K. Cross murder mysteries. The second book in this series, Murder in Salem is planned for release in late 2024 or early 2025.
Meloh Khel Cross is an early 20th century criminologist and private investigator who's main stomping ground is London, England. He is a war hero with many interests and pursuit's which includes criminal psychology, anthropology and archaeology just to name a few.
He is very complex character and he is introduced in
the e-book Murder in the Golden Dawn. At the end of
this book an interesting (and totally fictional)
case is made to link M.K. Cross and the creation of
the also fictional, Sherlock Holmes! You can also
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This is the first book in the M.K. Cross Murder Mystery series and introduces the sleuth and his family origins.
The Golden Dawn was an infamous occult organization attended by such characters as Aleister Crowley.
Deception and greed are at the heart of story that embraces the vibrant and intriguing Victorian period in London, England.
The second book in this series is set in 2025 New York City. The great, great grandson of M. K. Cross has inherited the ERA investigations group and he has been asked to look into several suspicious deaths by a potential and very attractive client. The New York City homicide division is also very interested in these deaths but to date they have not been classified as murders. There seems to be no common thread between these deaths .. or is there.
Revenge takes center stage in this fast moving M.K. Cross murder mystery.
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Salem – Evening, September 21, 1692.
She knew there was no way to avoid her execution in the morning but at least she had the satisfaction of knowing that of the eight people who were being executed, she was the only ‘real’ witch, a fact that had escaped both her accusers and her executioners.
She had recorded all of their names and it would be these ‘judges’ and their descendants that would pay the price till the end of time. In the end it was the ‘judges’ who decided what would happen to them. Their decision to have them ‘all’ executed was on their heads. The ‘judges’ had not been shown any real proof or evidence of the heinous and grotesque acts that they were accused of performing, all in the name of the devil. Ridiculous. Most of these claims were false, a few were not. She would make no apologies for what she herself had done.
