The Garrison Series

The Fourth book in The Garrison Series, 'Eva' is a tale of two women. Marci, Garrison's transformed girlfriend, wants children but is concerned about her health during pregnancy and childbirth, and how her children with Garrison would mentally and physically develop. With help from Wolfgang, the eccentric trio experiment on humans. Marci is confronted with the fact that sometimes in life, searching for answers to unhallowed questions are better left unanswered.  Eva, Garrison's sister, daughter of Wolfgang and Zelda, grew at an astonishing rate, much like Garrison did at that age. Eva, a Goddess that Wolfgang and his fellow Nazi compatriots of the past sought to create, is about to embark on the start of a new world order. She's an athletic marvel, musical prodigy and intellectual savant that possesses an insufferably condescending, self-absorbed and narcissistic attitude. With Garrison and Marci's help, Eva discovers her virtuosity on the violin and in voice which leads into performing on the operatic stage. As an overnight prodigy, Eva captures the world's attention with fans and media that overwhelmingly deemed her the most beautiful and sensual woman the universe has ever seen.    

The third book in, The Garrison Series, Malice continues to follow the disturbing life of Garrison as he realizes he needs to be closer to his birth parents, but they are so far away. Located in the thick forest in a cave created over a hundred years ago for a Nazi shelter in Germany, Garrison is obsessed with seeking the truth about his father, the man that created the formula for everlasting life. He wants to bring his parents to the United States to assist him with eliminating the effects of the physical after-effects of the formula. Little does Garrison and the love of his life Marci know, he has a baby sister who is as perfect as him. Together, they make for a potentially dangers duo. Marci feels left out and wants to be 'one of them,' but Garrison will not allow it.  Garrison's blessed family members are finally together with the untermensch, the 'inferior people.' They learn to cohabitate as new family traditions develop. As they learn to nurture each other, when opinions differ, tempers flare. Garrison adores his only true love, his Marci, the precious, radiant blonde that appeared in his life from out of nowhere.  Throughout their relationship, there were sides to Marci that Garrison never anticipated, which is strange for the chosen one; he never misjudges.   The past always repeats itself in one form or another. In honor of past political parties that broke from old traditions, their call from the past will be heard in the future. Hail Victory!

The second book in "The Garrison Series, Mutations follows the life of Garrison as he struggles to understand why God rarely allows His creations to experience moments of greatness throughout their lives, instead of often as he does. As Garrison goes to Harvard as a twelve year old to study biochemistry and cell biology, he realizes he must find a way to control the formula he has flowing through his veins. He wants to control the chemical structure of the formula so no physical mutations take place like it had with all the others. Garrison later attempts to play God by performing experiments on animals, keeping extensive notes on how they mutate as the formula is injected into them. He soon realizes these experiments aren't providing him the answers he seeks, so he begins to experiment on humans. Garrison meets Marci and they fall deeply in love. He quickly realizes he cannot keep his secrets to himself any longer, and tells Marci who and what he is, as well as all about his experiments. Realizing his human trials aren't providing him with the answers he needs, Garrison decides to travel to Europe to meet his biological father, Wolfgang, who invented the formula, hoping he can provide him with more answers. But things go very wrong as his traveling companion, Lewis, is bitten by Wolfgang and begins his own horrible transformation…

Unable to bear children, Trevor and Adelle Seawick receive an interesting call from Adelle's sister in Germany: an infant has been found abandoned deep in the forest. After visiting the baby boy, Adelle is excited at the possibility of finally becoming a parent. Trevor is less sure, but they adopt the boy and bring him home to Louisville, Kentucky. Garrison is a brilliant child, learning to walk and speak much earlier than his peers. Yet he suffers from sharp, unexplainable pains that confound even the doctors. And what they do find is astonishing: Garrison doesn't have a blood type—at least, not a consistent one. The several samples taken don't match one another, and they change from day to day as they are retested. Then Garrison begins to bite. The first time, the wounds he inflicts on a barking dog are enough to kill it. The second time, he attacks his father. Trevor notices his body is changing after the bite; he feels achy, his limbs are growing, and his face reminds him of a wolf. He can no longer live without answers. Lewis must travel to Germany and discover who Garrison really is.