Books by James Ross

Text Transformations

by James Ross

Nine well-known stories retold and reimagined. See More

Shoreline Gold (Walker/Speed novels)

by James Ross

(5 reviews)

St. Claire has given up the dealing and the one-night stands; he's renounced violence, dropped out of sight and moved up the coast. He's living like a hermit, trying to be a good man again. Kaska lives in a hope-free... See More

Beginner's Luck

by James Ross

(2 reviews)

Five short stories that could become novels. See More

Gun Jesus (Mark Barrett series)

by James Ross

(3 reviews)

Some said he was a Georgian, others that he was Jewish, or Arab. They said he'd served in Seal Team Six, he was Spetsnaz, he was former IDF, ex SBS, that he was a radical green activist, a former Jihadi gone global, a lone... See More

Stateless (Walker/Speed novels Book 2)

by James Ross

(1 review)

Nine years after the horrific and violent events in Grendel, Babe Walker reunites with April Speed. Why has he returned? Who has he come to kill? And after all this time, what is it that still binds them so closely together... See More

Dealer No. 1 (James Ross standalone novels)

by James Ross

(1 review)

Billy Elliott meets Breaking Bad! Mickey Hall is a bright, friendly fifteen year-old from a chaotic family background - a feckless single-parent mother, a drug-addicted sister and a series of waster 'dads' - who realises... See More

The Adventures of Border Bob

by James Ross

(13 reviews)

Border Bob is a small, friendly border terrier who lives in a kennel at the side of the Big House. He loves people and enjoys snaffling food from the kitchen. His favourite pastime is to lie with his chin on his paws and... See More

.50 Cal (Mark Barrett series)

by James Ross

(16 reviews)

The second in the Mark Barrett action/adventure series, featuring a disgraced Army pilot turned courier who works in 'that grey area between almost and legal' as he relives the events that led to his dishonourable discharge... See More

Grendel (Walker/Speed novels Book 1)

by James Ross

(4 reviews)

Girl meets boy: boy is psycho killer. A spare, meditative, ultraviolent romance, Grendel is one of the author's early fitz-novels. See More

Spenderella: A Mark Barrett Christmas Fable (Mark Barrett series)

by James Ross

(2 reviews)

Riley Spender is a Madame to the global elite - counting princes, presidents and pontiffs as her friends, her parties are international, infamous and invitation only. She's rich, she's successful and she has a black book the... See More

London Rain (London Rain series Book 1)

by James Ross

Julien Trent, thief, free-climber, and former paratrooper with the Légion étrangère, finds himself working for the government again when the new Home Secretary green-lights the reformation of the RAIN unit. RAIN is a... See More

Jago (The Jago trilogy Book 1)

by James Ross

(2 reviews)

15 year-old Dakota Scout comes from a world of fear and famine, a world of sudden storms, of feral dogs, and gangs of murderous 'prowlers' who torture and murder for sport. Our own world is ninety years past, and all that... See More

NQA (Mark Barrett series)

by James Ross

(27 reviews)

Mark Barrett, is owner and sole employee of NQA Courier Services. Delivering packages across Europe, he works in that grey area somewhere between almost and legal. After a date with a beautiful woman goes badly wrong he ends... See More

Henry VI (Penguin Monarchs)

by James Ross

(69 reviews)

Henry VI, son of the all-conquering Henry V, was one of the least able and least successful of English kings. His long reign, which started when he was only nine months old, ended in catastrophe, with the loss of England's... See More

The Baptist (James Ross standalone novels Book 2)

by James Ross

A stranger arrives out of a storm and takes a room at a small hotel in exchange for work. But why is he there, and does his appearance have anything to do with a pattern killer who follows the winter snow? The Baptist is a... See More

BITLE (BITLE Book 1)

by James Ross

(1 review)

BITLE stands for basic instructions to live on earth. This is a growing compendium changing index of life experiences such as: how to understand life signs without being speculative or superstitious, little things that make... See More

Still in a Daze at the Cottage

by James Ross

(1 review)

The sequel to Cottage Daze is a selection of stories aimed at cottagers - the hundreds of thousands across North America who head to their lakeside retreats each year. The seasons, wildlife, the environment, and family are... See More

The Golden Vampire

by James Ross

(1 review)

A love story See More

Atomic Structure: Lumi and Naum Explain

by James Ross

(1 review)

Parents and kids will enjoy learning together while reading this fun-filled early reader, packed with a super-boost of science! In this book you'll be introduced to two fun characters who will teach kids and parents alike... See More

The Graft Theory of Disease: Being an Application of Mr. Darwin's Hypothesis of Pangenesis to the Explanation of the Phenomena of the Zymotic Diseases

by James Ross

This is a reproduction of a classic text optimised for kindle devices. We have endeavoured to create this version as close to the original artefact as possible. Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with... See More

Cottage Daze

by James Ross

(1 review)

Whether you're a regular cottage-goer or have fond memories from childhood, Cottage Daze will bring the warmth of the campfire and the musty pine smell of an old cabin to life no matter where you read it. See More

Cottage Daze 2-Book Bundle: Cottage Daze/Still in a Daze at the Cottage

by James Ross

The Cottage Daze books are a selection of stories aimed at cottagers -- the hundreds of thousands across North America who head to their lakeside retreats each year. The seasons, wildlife, the environment, and family are all... See More

Captain Bufalo Solja (First Episode of Captain Bufalo Solja Book 1)

by James Ross

(1 review)

Captain Bufalo Solja; Is the first in a line of stories, that will usher in a new era of science fiction. With the flavor of American blackness. Only to hide the truth of the pain of my life, in my struggle to free myself... See More

God's Healthcare Plan: And with His stripes we are healed

by James Ross

Jim Ross had a documented miracle healing in his blind eye during an amazing, born-again type of experience. This inspired him to passionately undertake a physical and spiritual healing ministry where he witnessed Jesus heal... See More

Finding Her Feet: Drama. Tragedy. Family. Life.

by James Ross

(253 reviews)

Drama. Tragedy. Family. Life. FINDING HER FEET by James Ross The tragedy begins as Amanda watches her sister fall through the broken ice. Heartbreakingly, Samantha doesn't reappear until the following day, when her lifeless... See More

Extremely England: A very English satirical comedy.

by James Ross

(92 reviews)

Thank you for buying this satirical and farcical comedy. Unless of course you haven't, and you're one of those people who hops from book cover to blurb and back again, only to wander off without purchasing what could quite... See More

The Infidel Soldiers (Hard Knock Life Book 3)

by James Ross

(93 reviews)

The Infidel Soldiers by Jams N. Roses (War/Dystopian/Men's Adventure) In the year 2025, Britain is great no more. Political correctness, denial and apathy enabled the most aggressive of beliefs to claim power over what was... See More

Fanatic (Murder in the Genes Trilogy Book 3)

by James Ross

(25 reviews)

What would your hero do? FANATIC... Martin Day is at breaking point. The loner, ignored and ridiculed for as long as he can remember, looks to his hero for inspiration. Sadly, for those in the near vicinity, the person... See More

Murder in the Genes: The Trilogy (Murder in the Genes Trilogy)

by James Ross

(289 reviews)

All three books of the amazing "Murder in the Genes" trilogy! SON OF A SERIAL KILLER Ben Green is a troubled young man, losing his mind and hearing voices. Worse than that, his nightmare is just beginning... Detective... See More

Blood of a Serial Killer (Murder in the Genes Trilogy Book 2)

by James Ross

(55 reviews)

The bloodline continues... BLOOD OF A SERIAL KILLER by James Ross It's only natural for Benny Jones to want to know more about the father he never met. He's turning eighteen and his doting mother, Eve, can no longer put... See More