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Welcome to my website.
Please browse and you will find links to all of my published work and a page of my "Free Minis", stories of around 500 words each.
Steve
What's next?
The next story is an adjunct to the series, They Look Like Us, and introduces a darker theme based around a secretive research institute with an agenda that could threaten the human race.
Lucky is written from the point of view of a world-weary, ordinary guy who fate delivers to a group of mainly female scientists to prove and extend their research. His disruptive character and cheery wit helps him to grapple with the stress of his unasked-for situation, although he still has a desire to escape.
His humorous and spicy adventures will be published in early 2026.
They Look Like Us
They Look Like Us
a series
a series
In the mid-21st century, robotics, artificial intelligence and bio-technology converge to produce human-like androids.
Society adopts them for their relentless work ethic, engaging communication and their endearing human appearance.
When they inevitably offer intimacy to their humans, public resistance starts and the government specifies future model’s appearance to distinguish them from the humans they serve.
Eventually, human-like androids are banned but a few sympathetic people use a secret network to relocate them to a more liberal-minded country. However, criminals won’t give up their androids without a fight.
Moving towards the 22nd century, the series follows the stories of some human-like androids and their human friends.
The series "They Look Like Us", is available on Amazon Kindle, Kindle Unlimited and Paperback at https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0F7M3W9FK
Maggie: Android, the physical manifestation of artificial intelligence. - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0F4ZWJL9N/
Emma: Android emancipated. - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0F74M2L3Z
Rodney: Android, an innocent abroad. - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0FVN8HHLL
Paperbacks are in a 6" by 9" format, with a clear, easy-to-read font
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