Books with author Porter Porter

Camping at a ruined abbey at the end of the summer holidays, six teenage archaeologists find themselves witness to a violent haunting and discover a secret crypt below the abbey.The discoveries they make set them on an epic quest across the country. In a race against an unhinged academic and armed with only their honour, knowledge and swordsmanship, the group will have to trust one another and work together, as reality and mythology merge and the quest for an artefact of legend becomes a fight for survival.Told in a unique blend of first and third person narration, The Mystery of St. Arondight’s follows Suzannah Jones, Melody Knight, Sarah Heddon, Claire Scott, Jerry Llewellen and Símon James Matherson in their first archaeological adventure. Contains scenes of perilous adventure, violence, some sexual references, and strong language - everything a mature teenager (or immature adult) needs.

Detective Samantha "Sam" Stone is part of a special crime unit that investigates clashes between the races. In a world where humans and paranormals exist, there are bound to be problems. Tonight is no exception.Start with a dead woman in a bathtub drained of all her blood, toss in a fanatical father who hates paranormals and wants her off the case, no love life, and Stone has her hands full. Sam is an Ancient: gifted with longevity, acute senses, and fast reflexes. She will need all of that, as her investigation unearths clues that another Ancient may be responsible for the murder - a murder that could start a war between the races.

A young boy's nature hike turns into a fanciful summertime adventure he'll always remember. He sets off in the morning as the sun comes up, and soon finds he is not alone in his favorite summertime place. He shares his exciting day with a special new friend who comes to visit. As the sun begins to set, he rushes home to tell his family all about his day. The setting for this story is a compilation of sights, sounds, and smells from the authors own childhood that he hopes to share with his readers.

Emily is sixteen. She lives with her dad and works in a junk shop with no customers. She’s got a nose like a white strawberry, hair like a demented angel and a terrible, terrible secret… Adolescence, sexuality and guilt come together in this richly theatrical, macabre and often hilarious play about an ordinary life going badly wrong…Stealing Sweets and Punching People was produced at the Latchmere Theatre, London, in October 2003.