If you look at my books, you will notice something. My heroes are not kings, spies, or billionaires. They are bakers, scrapyard kids, shoeshine boys, nurses, and people who work the night shift.
That is on purpose.
Ordinary people carry extraordinary stories
The most powerful stories I know did not happen in palaces. They happened at kitchen tables, on railway platforms, and behind bakery counters at four in the morning. Ordinary people face extraordinary trouble every day: a failing heart, a debt they cannot pay, a secret they cannot share, a love that arrives at the worst possible time.
In A Little Ahead of Time, a quiet night-shift baker suddenly sees the future.
In The Girl Who Built the Sky, a sixteen-year-old builds a robot out of junk.
In The Night the Sky Left Him Behind, a homeless boy in Mumbai protects a child from another world.
Romance, mystery, sci-fi, and real life
I write across genres: emotional love stories, suspense, science fiction, and practical books about money and power. But the goal never changes. I want to write a story you can finish in a weekend and think about for a month.
For readers like you
If you have ever worked a hard shift, counted coins at the end of the month, or loved someone more than you could say, these stories are for you.
You can find all my books on the Books page.
— Viney Author