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Different voices. Different stories. One simple standard: books worth reading.

Rippa Media publishes fiction and nonfiction across a growing range of genres.

Our authors write very different books, but they share the same goal: to give readers something worth their time.

Some will take you into the past. Some into the near future. Some into beautiful places where things aren’t quite as perfect as they appear. Others explore relationships, changing lives, human behaviour or simply the ridiculous things people do.

Find the kind of book you love—or try something completely different.

Ruth G. Roseler

Time-Slip Romance · Love · History

Love doesn’t always arrive in the right century.

Ruth G. Roseler writes romantic fiction where extraordinary places become doorways between lives separated by time.

Her stories combine romance and history with the irresistible possibility that the person who feels most familiar might belong to a world you were never supposed to enter.

Ruth G. Roseler

  • The Voyage Between Us
  • While the Erawan Stood
  • The Locket of Mylor

Ceejay Crawford

Speculative Fiction · Humanity · Near Future

Stories about technology. Really, stories about us.

Ceejay Crawford writes speculative fiction about the places where technology and ordinary human life collide.

Families, relationships, belonging and connection sit at the heart of stories set in futures close enough to feel possible.

The technology belongs to tomorrow. The questions are already ours.

Ceejay Crawford

  • Made to Be Family – The Indistinguishably Human Series
  • The Last Message

D. D. McGee

Contemporary Fiction · Life Changes · Women’s Lives

Life changes. Sometimes you get a say in what happens next.

D. D. McGee writes warm, observant contemporary fiction about the moments that divide life into a before and an after.

Relationships change. Careers disappear. Families shift. Plans stop going according to plan. And sometimes the life you built turns out not to be the life you want anymore.

These aren’t stories about becoming somebody completely different.

They’re about deciding what to do next as the person you already are.

D. D. McGee

  • What Are You Staying For?
  • Do You Actually Like Me?
  • The Cat Who Had Five Dinners

R. H. Stirling

Contemporary Fiction

R. H. Stirling writes contemporary stories about people, relationships and the complications that arise when real life refuses to follow the expected script.

These are character-led stories about choices, consequences and the gap that sometimes appears between the life people planned and the one they actually find themselves living.

R. H. Stirling

  • Meet Me at Lola’s
  • Champagne Nomads
  • The Alternative Citizen (working title)

R. G. Lommon

Contemporary Suspense · Romance · Wealth

Beautiful places. Complicated people.

R. G. Lommon writes contemporary suspense set in worlds where beautiful surroundings, money and privilege can conceal far more complicated truths.

Against glamorous settings, relationships become tangled with ambition, attraction, loyalty and secrets.

The people who appear to have everything can have the most to lose.

R. G. Lommon

  • The Bangkok Signature
  • The Coast of Glass
  • The Sovereign Islands House

J. K. Lunis

Historical Fiction · Place · Social Change

Places change. People live the history.

J. K. Lunis writes historical fiction about communities undergoing extraordinary change.

Hotels rise. Fortunes are made and lost. Familiar streets disappear. New people arrive. And what once seemed like ordinary life quietly becomes history.

The buildings and headlines matter.

But the people who lived through it are the story.

J. K. Lunis

  • When the Coast Turned Gold
  • Before the Harbour Bridge
  • Back to the OWO (working title)
  • Intelligence at Hotel Le Phnom (working title)

Lennox J. Pierce

Historical Fiction · Remarkable Lives · Real Events

History is public. Lives are personal.

Lennox J. Pierce writes historical fiction that steps behind familiar names and documented events to explore the people who lived them.

Carefully researched and vividly imagined, these stories look beyond what history recorded to the relationships, ambitions, choices and contradictions behind the public record.

We know what history remembers.

The story begins with what it couldn’t.

Lennox J. Pierce

  • The Woman Behind the Queen
  • The Caravagio Mystery
  • The Man Before Bond (release 2035)

Aven J. Madison

Nonfiction · Relationships · Ideas

Question the things everyone assumes are true.

Aven J. Madison writes accessible nonfiction about the beliefs, habits and assumptions that quietly shape everyday life.

Relationships, identity, arguments, expectations and the endless collection of rules human beings create for themselves are all open for examination.

Practical without preaching and thoughtful without becoming academic, these books aren’t interested in telling readers how to live.

Sometimes a different way of looking at something is enough.

Aven J. Madison

  • The Social Myth
  • The Authentic Self Myth
  • 101 Things Couples Argue About

H. A. Hafunny

Comedy · Life · Human Absurdity

Serious about being funny.

H. A. Hafunny writes comedy about ordinary people, ridiculous situations and the small absurdities of being human.

Not every book needs to improve you, educate you or send you on an inspirational journey.

Sometimes things go wrong.

At least somebody should get a laugh out of it.

H. A. Hafunny

  • They’re All Alike
  • The Throw Away Line

Find Your Next Read

You don’t need to remember which author writes what.

That’s our problem.

Choose a story because the premise sounds irresistible. Pick one because you love the genre. Try an author you’ve never read before.

Or choose entirely because you like the cover.

We’re a publisher. We know perfectly well that happens.