Novels
Seven Diamonds
by Peter Tassi
(60,000 words)
On a high school basketball tournament in New York, Billie is seduced by a woman twice his age and introduced as a victim to the ugly world of organ theft. Determined to seek vengeance, Billie tracks down the woman who drugged him and had his kidney removed. What he discovers about her and the world she lives in shatters his life.
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Spoiled Ground
by Peter Tassi and Paul Bentley
(70,000 words)
To save her family from starving through the years of the Irish Potato Famine, Margaret has a relationship with Lord Kingston. She becomes pregnant and her son is taken from her by Lord Kingston before he forces them to board the coffin ships to Canada.
Margaret makes her way to Boston, living in the Irish slums. Her life takes many twists and turns, leading her to a romance with a rich businessman. All the time she dreams of returning to Ireland to find her son.
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Amazing Grace
by Peter Tassi
(35,000 words)
A great friendship begins between two young boys when Bob rescues Michael from a bully. Their relationship grows as the years pass and they share the same adventures, interests and passions. As older teenagers, their relationship is frayed when they choose different paths: one a life of crime and the other religious life. In spite of their separate worlds, their paths cross many times and they are re-united when love prevails.
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Selina
by Peter Tassi
(30,000 words)
The daughter of a man who had the ability to heal, Selina inherits his gift. Trouble begins when the Church in Rome and the Mob learn of her special gift. Each see this gift as lucrative and the battle begins to get control of her and her healing abilities.
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The Missing Link
by: Peter Tassi
(75,000 words)
The story of Dewey Robertson: It traces his life from his troubled childhood through his years of rigorous training to rise from poverty to greatness in the wrestling world. In spite of his eventual fame as The Missing Link, Dewey is imprisoned by his childhood and his insecurities.
It is these unresolved skeletons that take him from fame and fortune to living his life on skid row. Desperate and destitute, Dewey begins his climb back after having a profound spiritual experience.
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