Author of The Relics of War, The Caein Legacy, & Wraith and the Revolution
Book Review: Owl Eyes Motel: Lover’s Retreat by Barbara Avon Genre(s): Horror / Paranormal Book Synopsis: Each room is its own unique story; each chapter, a room. Complimentary breakfast. Management is not responsible for lost luggage… or souls. Welcome! We are honoured to have you. Owl Eyes Motel is rich in history. Prior to its transformation, the […]
Book Review: Imago: A Dystopian Gothic by Matthew Zakharuk Genre(s): Urban fantasy / Dystopian / Horror Book Synopsis: Forsake the world that hates you. Embrace its monster. Tresor Institute accepts only the worthy, and Ada Călinescu is anything but. Intractable, mannish, a child of convicted terrorists, she can at best hope to be overlooked. Yet […]
Guardian is now available! Guardian is (for some) the highly anticipated sequel to Exile, and it’s now available in all formats on most major retailers! I wanted to thank everyone who has been along for this journey, put up with me while I contemplated publishing this series and how to go about it, and those […]
Book Review: A Bleak Remedy by D.S. LaLonde Genre(s): Horror Book Synopsis: On the shores of the St. Lawrence River there lies a secretive biomedical research facility. Within that facility’s deepest recesses are two vampires. One is a ravenous humanoid bat. A true apex predator. The other appears human but is no less dangerous than […]
Exile ebooks are on sale! I know this is a holiday for many people, but I wanted to send out my weekly blog nevertheless. I’ll keep it short this week: Ebook editions of Exile are currently on sale at all retailers now through November 28, to celebrate the sequel’s pending release! Exile is $1.99 at […]
Book Review: Under an Azure Sky by Wil Chan Genre(s): Fantasy / Heroic Fantasy Book Synopsis: Elysia Dayne is a renowned hero, mercenary, and monster slayer famed for killing a dragon in single combat. At least, that’s how the bards tell it. However, there was a time when she thought that dragons were beautiful. The […]
Book Review: Courting Fate by A.R. Kaufer Genre(s): Fantasy Romance Book Synopsis: When she’s not working at the bank or playing video games with her best friend, Ana’s nose is in a book. She is comfortable with her simple life until one night, on her way home from work, she is mugged and left for […]
Book Review: Quarantine Thirteen by Natalie Kelda Genre(s): Science Fiction / Space Opera / Science Fantasy Book Synopsis: Since her fight against the last Star-Eater, Tara Polendi’s energy-vision has become unreliable — a truth she is too humiliated to share. When Tara unwittingly directs Lucia into the heart of a portal storm, the ship and […]
Book Review: Terra Obscura: A Knock in the Dark by Geoff and Michelle Genge Genre(s): Science Fiction / Alternate History / Supernatural Book Synopsis: People are dying in the dark and New York’s highest office wants the truth buried. Only Charles Fort, an ambitious but ridiculed paranormal investigator, is willing to get to the bottom […]
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 […]
