Author of Hunted, The Relics of War, The Caein Legacy, & The Mage War Chronicles
Book Review: Magic of Lies by Joyce Gee Genre(s): Fantasy Book Synopsis: Princess Eirian Altira has always walked on a knife’s edge with flowers chasing her footsteps. Born with magic, she struggles to balance her ability to give life with the desire to kill. Raised by mages, the day comes when she must return home […]
Events in April One of my goals for 2024 was to do more in-person events, and after my experience at Ft. Collins Comic Con last year, I wanted to do a few more like that. Comic cons are a lot of fun, even if you aren’t participating in panels. (I love the people-watching aspect most […]
My Adventures in Worldbuilding There’s something about worldbuilding that is so immersive, so fun, that I keep doing it time and again. And I don’t mean just adding to the existing worlds and universes I’ve already written stories for. I keep creating more worlds entirely. I have too many ideas to cram into one literary […]
Book Review: Shattered Fate by Azshure Raine Genre(s): Fantasy Book Synopsis: War is on the horizon after the devastation wrought by the wayward power of death. The Wicked King’s blood remains unchecked. A new Titan walks Gaea and a Clock buried deep beneath the sands of a city lost to time counts down. Eternity sleeps. […]
New Characters in Harbinger This week I wanted to talk about some of the new characters you’ll encounter in Harbinger, since it’s coming soon (May 28), and I took a pause from talking about The Caein Legacy to focus on Serpentus for a while. There are a number of familiar faces that make a reappearance […]
Book Review: Legacy of Brick and Bone by Krystle Matar Genre(s): Fantasy Book Synopsis: Follow the law and you’ll stay safe. But what if the law betrays you? It all started with the girl from the river: mutilated, tattooed, murdered. Tashué couldn’t help but look for answers and in the process, he uncovered the ugly […]
Sometimes it’s just hard Nothing saps my creativity like stress. Distractions I can work through, I’m perfectly capable of squeezing in writing time around family stuff, but when things get stressful in a bad way? All of my ideas may as well dissolve into the ether. To put it bluntly, February was a bad month […]
