Jet Thorne writes slow‑burn psychological suspense centered on longing, obsession, and the motives that shape intimate relationships. His work follows characters altered by absence, desire, and the emotional weight of not knowing — and how the heart holds on even when hope is near‑extinguished.
James Oakes Theodosie writes literary fiction shaped by the tragic collapse of a man’s life over two catastrophic years. His work traces the emotional wreckage left by misdirected blame, betrayal, and the devastating consequences of other people’s choices. Drawing on Hungarian and English roots, and a family history marked by infidelity and an unsolved ancestral murder in Erdély (Transylvania), his novels move through geographies that mirror the fractures within his characters.