Gerard O'Riley

In our day to day living, there are times when miracles from heaven come to us through people that God can use to help us out when we are in trouble or going through particularly traumatic circumstances. There are angels in disguise everywhere. Heroes that can be as young as a child or as old as anyone you might know. Never look down on anyone! That geek; that annoying roommate; that nosy neighbour; that person waiting in line to board the plane or a bus; that beggar lying on the sidewalk might just be the angel packaged to save you. You could be an angel in disguise too!

Modern casual relationships, heartbreak that can ensue from building these connections and trying to remain unemotional. Falling in love with a best friend.

There are those kids born to disaster, and there doesn't seem to be any way to alter their fate. Part of this destiny is to run into people who show them a quicker way to ruin their life. Bobby is such a person, and this sad tale follows his long decline.

A story about a forlorn lover who because of his ardor is unable to see his intended for what she is, murderous and self-involved. The intricate lyrics might fit best in music with an English folk flare, such as that of Pentangle or Richard Thompson.

We're all become familiar with the cliche, the billionaire with the trophy wife on his arm and another beauty stashed away just in case. But what happens when that second relationship sours? This light-hearted take on a relationship gone bad should please those who can only dream of such wealth.