Author of Hunted, The Relics of War, The Caein Legacy, & The Mage War Chronicles
Diving Toward Inspiration I’m off on a little adventure of my own this week: Scuba diving! But I’m not alone. This trip I’m with my brother (yes, the same brother I’ve mentioned several times here and the one Guardian is dedicated to.) The timing of the trip almost coincides with that book’s release, although that wasn’t by […]
Book Review: Dreamtaker by Azshure Raine Genre(s): Fantasy Book Synopsis: Fate and Time are forever intertwined, but what about Fate and…Eternity? Fate smiles upon a thriving Chall under the rule of its new king. A time of celebration has come to the once guarded metal walls. Flowers bloom and people arrive in anticipation of the […]
Guardian and The Next Leg of Andrew’s Journey This week I’m going to discuss a bit of traveling, in terms of The Caein Legacy and how it impacts the story in the series’ second book, Guardian. In Exile, the reader got to experience a few locations in Novania and its northern border with the Corodan lands, as well as […]
Brothers – And the dedication of Guardian If you’ve read Exile, you know that one of the main themes in that book is the bonds between brothers. Andrew’s the eldest, and he looks out for the others…sometimes at great cost to himself. That theme continues into book 2, with greater focus on his relationship with […]
Book Review: Heart of Fire by Raina Nightingale Genre(s): Fantasy / YA or middle-grade fantasy Book Synopsis: A SLAVE DETERMINED TO RIDE A DRAGON. A CHILD CHOSEN TO RIDE THE OBSIDIAN GUARDIAN. Camilla has always been told that humans are inferior. They cannot use magic. If they bond to dragons, they will doom the creatures […]
Book Review: Metal by J.F. Lawrence Genre(s): Science Fiction Book Synopsis: Terrance Mathison, a veteran turned bioengineer, returns from a camping trip to find that a widespread pathogen is quickly rusting important metals once they’re touched. Amid the crumbling downfall of our technological society, he assembles a team of super-nerds and elite soldiers to find […]
Guardian: Things You’ll See and Early Feedback I haven’t done a great job of focusing this month. There was so much going on between the character art I commissioned for Wraith and the Revolution, the cover reveal for Serpentus, and me starting the draft of Wrath of the Dragon-kind, that I kind of forgot Guardian […]
Book Review: Sometimes People Die by Simon Stephenson Genre(s): Medical Thriller / Crime Drama Book Synopsis: When too many patients die under his watch, a troubled young doctor suspects murder. But are his instincts to be trusted? Returning to practice after a suspension for stealing opioids, a young doctor takes the only job he can […]
I’m back to writing again… I posted a few weeks ago that I was in between writing projects. I had a few different pieces that required editing/revisions, and those are now finished. I completed a final editing pass of Harbinger, which I believe is now ready for my proof reader, once she’s finished with her […]
Book Review: The Fall Is All There Is by C.M. Caplan Genre(s): Science Fantasy Book Synopsis: All Petre Mercy wanted was a good old-fashioned dramatic exit from his life as a prince. But it’s been five years since he fled home on a cyborg horse. Now the King – his Dad – is dead – […]
