Author of Hunted, The Relics of War, The Caein Legacy, & The Mage War Chronicles
Reflecting on 2020 On this, the final day of the year 2020, I suspect many people are reflecting upon the past twelve months, just as I am. I will concede that this year has had its trials—more so than most others I’ve experienced—but there have been some good things to come of this year as […]
Giving Thanks in 2020 It has been a couple of weeks since I last wrote a post, but I decided to take a bit of time off after the book launch of Hunted in October to work on some other projects. The three months leading up to the launch were incredibly busy for me, in […]
Reader Question: Do you actively go out and seek ideas about which to write or do you rely on life to provide those possibilities? I have been meaning to get to this question for a few weeks now, and am glad that I can sit down and take the time to finally address it. I […]
Hunted Release Week Events We are now twelve days away from the release of Hunted. I am incredibly excited to be publishing this book, and I sincerely hope that many of my readers enjoy the story. That being said, I wanted to share a brief post to highlight a few of the things you might […]
The Caein Legacy is Complete – Now What? There’s a strange feeling I get when I complete a major writing project (and by major, I mean the completion of a series, not an individual book, although standalone books sometimes cause this feeling as well). On one level, there is elation, joy, excitement; I’ve just finished […]
The Hunted Journey My path to writing the novel that eventually became Hunted started somewhere around the year 2004. I was still in college, and was at the time working on The Talisman of Delucha. Between writing, my coursework in microbiology, my part time job, and everything else that comes with the life of a […]
What are you currently working on? The book giveaway contest I have been running had a very successful week. I asked participants to send me questions, and I had a lot of great responses come in. A couple of days ago I wrote a blog post to answer the first of many such questions (Do […]
