Author of The Relics of War, The Caein Legacy, & Wraith and the Revolution
My Latest BookBub Featured Deal In early September, another of my books was accepted for a BookBub Featured Deal. This was my fourth deal, but the first time I landed a US one. I was surprised I got a US deal, and even more so that it was for book 1 of my first series, […]
Book Review: An Ambitious Woman and her Very Normal Pet by Lily Greene Genre(s): Cozy Fantasy Book Synopsis: After a devastating invasion, the necromancers of the kingdom of Led are executed for their crimes against the sanctity of life. One such necromancer, Sybil Whitman, finds all of this really, really, really dumb. All she wanted was to […]
My thoughts on the first Front Range Fantasy Festival Early in September, I learned about the Front Range Fantasy Festival, a new event hosted in Loveland, Colorado (my home town.) I found out about it 2 weeks before the event date, and wasn’t sure if they’d still take vendor applications, but I figured I’d give […]
Book Review: The Godsblood Tragedy by Bill Adams Genre(s): Epic Fantasy Book Synopsis: An orphan, without a trueborn name, returns to the city of her birth to uncover her past. Hounded by the servants of the Dark God and dying from the poisonous mist that covers the land, her path leads to one of the […]
The Indie Author Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Horror New Release List: October 2025 A note to email subscribers: Due to the number of new releases this month, the email may be clipped by your email provider. Please look for the “view entire message” link at the bottom of the email to see the full list of titles. Murmurs of the […]
People Just Want Dragons Let me start off by saying I love dragons. I have a few as decorations in my office. I like reading about them. I also write about them on occasion. My logo is a dragon. But if you get into certain social media circles, there’s definitely a vocal group who think […]
The Worldbuilder Diaries: Research This may come as a surprise to some people, but some research is required when writing fantasy novels. While you can make a lot of things work by saying, “Magic!” there are still other elements that should be based in real world fact. I do quite a bit of research while […]
Book Review: Daedalus is Dead by Seamus Sullivan Genre(s): Mythological Fantasy Book Synopsis: Daedalus of Crete is many things: The greatest architect in the world. The constructor of the Labyrinth that imprisoned the Minotaur. And the grieving father of Icarus, who plunged into the sea as father and son flew from the grasp of the […]
September & October Events: 2025 I have a number of things going on the next two months, most of which were scheduled before the unfortunate news I received from work. But this is a good thing. The book-related stuff takes my mind off everything else for a while, and I think every one of these […]
Book Review: The Light of Kasaban by Thomas Howard Riley Genre(s): Epic Fantasy Book Synopsis: In the brutal desert city of Kasaban, the old gods have had their statues crushed to powder by invading Priests, with magick forbidden to anyone but themselves. Merely being born as one of the magi makes even infants into fugitives, […]
