Maryjo Carlson

When the son of an infamous Irish mobster returns home for the internment of his Mother's ashes, he discovers his sister is missing. Tristan McGowan tracks down the gang responsible for her kidnapping and uncovers a dark family secret.

In a dystopian future where criminals take over, detective Jimmy Cloud gets a deadly case around a kidnapping carried out by a brutal crime syndicate.

Ted, an unlikable office manager, is one day kidnapped by Jeremy, a bereaved recluse, and forced to play-act his dead brother David. Slowly gaining Jeremy's confidence, Ted discovers his captor's true intentions and makes a plan to escape.

After a tragic accident, doctor Molly Reese is mistaken for a killer by the mob. Driven by grief, she embraces a new violent path, training herself to hunt and eliminate mobsters.

A young woman with a painful past discovers her DNA holds the cure to cancer, instantly making her the most valuable secret on earth. As powerful interests close in, and her past haunts her, she must choose between her own safety and well-being, or risking everything to share her secret with the world.

The Seahorse is a Kafkaesque body horror-comedy about Marco, a writer, who is in the midst of extreme writer's block on his latest novel and discovers he is mysteriously pregnant with child.

The story is supposed to be based in the 70s with drugs, prostitution, crime in Chicago and how I believe times were during the 70s. The story is based on a character named Darnell who runs a drug and prostitution ring and has a rival, who seems to want to push him out of the city. You will eventually see how the story starts in the 70s and transitions into the 90s. Once times go on, you will see how Darnell’s legacy lives on, but it will change and show a better way to become a leader in a positive way, even through tough times. There will be some funny moments, sad moments, and moments where you will feel connected with each character.