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Happy November! THE DAY BEFORE is on sale!

Welcome to November! NaNoWriMo has started. The northern hemisphere is fully into autumn mode. The southern hemisphere is finally escaping winter. And everyone is looking for a good book to read. Which, no worries! I got you, boo! The Time & Shadows series is part of Kobo’s buy-one-get-one-free sale for…

Summer Story Round Up

I keep writing and deleting blog posts. There’s a lot going on behind the scenes right now. Some of it is good. Some of it is bad. Most of it is stuff I can’t talk about on the blog. So let’s hit the highlights of the summer and move one… DESERT…

You Are Cordially Invited To Read My Book (and kill my characters)

Dear Reader, As we all know I do love a good experiment. Or maybe I just like pretending the whirlwind of chaos in which I love me life has some form of order when, in reality, I’m making it up as I go along. Either way the friendly readers over…

Welcome To 2021

Hello Lovelies! Congratulations on surviving 2020 and making it to January of 2021! Here’s what’s going on in 2021… – THE DAY BEFORE is getting finished in the next two weeks and I’ll probably schedule more than one chapter a week so you can read it all before the new…

Lady of the Lake – Chapter 1 (Part 2)

Description Chapter 1 – Part 1 THEN A curl of raven hair lay between the blades of new spring grass like a serpent. Despair crashed over me like an ocean wave as I reached for Eithne’s hand only to find it cold. “Lady.” A knight’s voice penetrated my sorrow. It…

Lady of the Lake – Chapter 1 (Part 1)

Description The halls of the rehab center were filled with a nauseating stench of a greedy, impatient death. It clung to the walls like the slime in caves and made each breath a struggle. To the mortal nose it no doubt smelled like bleach. My boots jangled with each step,…

Meet the Lady of the Lake

Camelot… everyone thinks they know the story. There was King Arthur, his unfaithful wife, the best friend that betrayed him, and a horrible battle that ended it all. If Malory is to be believed, the death of Arthur plunged Britain into darkness, but has no bearing on the current political…