Riano D. McFarland
Completed Books
Sebastian's Party: Invitation Only
Botanist Sebastian Royale discovers a hybrid flower in an undisturbed meadow in the Amazon Rainforest and soon notices the unusual reactions it elicits in those exposed to it. After conducting a wide variety of experiments and studies on the pollen spores of this ultra-exotic flower, he makes a disc
Dolls & Mirrors
When Ivan and Annalise McClain discovered their dream home in New Orleans, Louisiana, they could hardly believe their fortune. It was everything they'd ever dreamed of and the perfect place to start the large family they had always wanted. Despite being nearly two centuries old, the house had great
BOTAN RAH: Herald of Azaar
Even in the most advanced human civilizations, true warriors must be able to separate themselves from the status of prey. For an aspiring Azaarian herald, that crucible begins as a naked warrior cast into the wilderness with nothing more than their own extremities and intellect to survive. While pri
OUT!
For nine years, Calvin Thorne was an elite agent for an international crime-fighting agency known as O.P.U.S. (Organization for the Pursuit of Untouchable Syndicates). After being betrayed by his superiors and tricked into assassinating an innocent man, he resigns and apparently vanishes from the fa
A Worthy Custodian
For thirty years, Christopher lived a life only few people could even imagine. It was a world in which money meant everything and nothing, and excess was simply a part of the daily menu. By chance, he was unable to embark on the family cruise with the rest of his over-privileged relatives aboard a p
ODIN (Second Edition)
ODIN (Second Edition) is a love story that chronicles the relationship between Katherine, a successful although self-centered executive, and the puppy she literally snatched from death’s icy grip. After being rescued by her in dramatic fashion, Odin comes to see her safety and well-being as the cent
LISA: Lifeform in Suspended Animation
It is said that, of all things, hope is the last to die. After thousands of years and numerous attempts by humanity to alter its unwavering tendency towards civilizational suicide, even the hope that springs eternal was beginning to fade. Following seventy thousand years of undisturbed slumber, the