John W Partington

Coming Soon...

There are books that are in pre-release, meaning I'm writing or editing them.

A Vigilante in a Small Town

Jessica Silver leads the neighborhood watch against the miscreants of Richmond. Under cover of darkness, when crime strikes, she'll be there with her band of allies: a ninja, a werewolf-lookalike, and a lawyer.

Hoping to have out early in 2025

Sue and the Booh

Sue Sheffield was a budding psychiatrist, right out of school and ready to help people with their problems. She advised Bradley to get in touch with his emotions and not hide from them. After the massacre, Sue didn’t have the heart to help people anymore. She became a baker, and with her emotional support cat had a mediocre life. One day her friend asked her to fill in as head baker at an embassy dinner. When the bodies start dropping and the building goes into lockdown, it’s up to Sue and her cat to solve things. Everyone else is a suspect.


End of 2025

Jake & Chearice: Imposter

No mission, no matter, nothing, will stop Jake and Chearice from tying the knot. Their schedules are clear, there is nothing on the horizon, and the Omni-Verse is quiet. It’s the perfect time for a wedding, only, nobody consulted the Omni-Verse on its schedule or invited it to the event. That is a problem with weddings, there are always crashers, and, time for just one more mission.

Certainly not until 2026, maybe 2027

Children's Quest: Mark of the Spider

A new evil is making its presence known in the elven kingdom. King Pendrathorn can’t deal with it by himself; he’s got a kingdom to run. Instead he calls to his banner all manner of warriors and sorcerers in a tournament, to find the best who can deal with the threat. Mark Book, the king’s nephew, harkens to the call in a quest to save the kingdom and prove his worth.

Probably not until 2027

Mall Warriors

Mike Hamilton is the oldest and most educated person on planet Earth. He’s 17 years old with Grade 9 under his belt. In a post-plague world, which killed everyone who had gone through puberty, being a late bloomer meant Mike survived. Now he is the leader of the Highland City Kidz, and discovering that being an adult is not all he expected. College, marriage, aspirations of a legacy? Mike just wants to survive the winter while fending off rival tribes and trying to promote a lasting alliance with the Country Folk.

This story is being delayed until I get a bit more therapy. I wanted to deal with the war I was in through fiction, but I'm not ready yet. If you wish to read the ARC, send me an email. I need all the encouragement I can get.

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