-Aspiring Author-
C. M. Rosens
THE BOOKS
Novels, Novellas, Short Stories and Side Projects
Black Gables
​It's 1955, and Penny Snow arrives at Black Gables. As live-in secretary to the tycoon Frank Goldhill-Chambers, she meets the rest of the family and staff and soon discovers that all is not well.
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At first, Penny has the usual questions on her mind: Why has Estelle Chambers been expelled from every school she has ever attended? Where did thirteen-year-old Jenny Chambers learn to build homemade bombs? Should Damien Chambers, home from his boys' boarding school for the holidays, really be wearing his Juliet costume around the house? Then there's the mysterious cook, the theiving butler, the flashy gardener and the ex-landgirl chauffeur, each with something to hide, and all with their own reasons to celebrate when their employer is found dead. The only trouble is, he was murdered - - and even the children have their reasons for wanting him out of the way...
Children of Cronos
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​Two serial killers correspond, luring each other into a deadly game although they have never met. No one is safe - and when they unknowingly find themselves on the same delayed train, are they even safe from each other...?
The Case Notes of Dr. Monday
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​Welcome to the wierd and wonderful world of Dr Monday. Give him a minute to put his face on (literally) and wait for those six magic words:
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The doctor will see you now...
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In "Parenthood", a mysterious death on a cliff above the town leaves Dr Monday, his apprentice and his secretary holding the babies...
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In "The Morgue Attendant", Dr Monday's town gets a new pathologist - but how to explain that in Pagham-on-Sea not all the corpses stay on the table?
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In "Broken Glass", a little spectral surgery is required when a carrion-crunching ghoul falls in love with a ghost trapped in a mirror - the doctor needs to be called!
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In "When You're A Stranger", Dr Monday's apprentice gets his first solo house call and is forced to reflect on his career path when his every move is narrated to him by a disembodied voice. ​
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Read these short stories and many more in the Urban Paranormal collection, The Case Notes of Dr Monday!