All Things II just launched June 2, 2020!  Waiting for the first reviews to come in.

I am working on a new project called Amaveo.  It's going to be a YA - Steampunk - Adventure story.  It's been in the works for sometime, but I like the way it seems to be coming together.  Thoughts?

It appears that All Things will also be released early 2020!!  I haven't starting editing yet, but will be soon.

So, Mythik Wars II  - Lydia is scheduled for January 2020!  I am awaiting the return of the final edit.  Over the next few weeks I will be releasing chapter 'clips' as well as information about a Giveaway for a signed copy.  Stay tuned.

Just signed contracts for All Things II and Aperios II...i am projecting a mid 2019 release date for both!

Just sent the PDF Proof back to the publisher for Aperios.  I figure two weeks to get the Print Proof and then we will be ready to launch.

Waiting anxiously for the Print Proof for All Things in the Shadows!  As soon as I have it in my hands and give it a read through, we will be ready to roll.  Stay tuned for more news!!

Had another fantastic at the Young Writer's Forum at the Sewickley Township Public Library in Hermine, PA.  What a great group of kids...so creative and imaginative.

What an amazing afternoon at the Sewickley Public Library.  Had about 10 people in attendance, signed and gave out a bunch of copies of Wildlands and had some fun conversations.

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Looking forward to the next one!!

Just got my new business cards and brochure for the event at the Sewickley Township Library!

Excited to start preparing for my first event.  A talk and meet-and-greet at the Sewickley Township Public Library on November 16th.

Aperios II - The Mythik Wars has officially begun...

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“Stay down until I signal you, and when I do, run like hell.  Do not look back.  Do not stop, because if they catch you, they will fucking kill you.”

A young woman with a girl about seven years old gives me a dirty look, probably for my cursing.  The rest of the group; a man in his thirties with dark hair and a ragged beard, two younger boys, maybe about fifteen or sixteen and a middle-aged lady with red hair and a fierce gaze, stare at me as we huddle behind the bombed-out ruins of some sort of former business.

“What do you want me to say, that everything’s going to be okay, because it’s not.  It’s way too late for that.  You want to live, then you fuckin’ run!”

I shake my head and sigh before turning my attention to the little girl.  She stares at me with dark blue eyes that peek out from under a mop of blonde hair.

“You understand?” I ask her, ignoring her mother, sister, or whoever the hell she is.

She nods in response.

“Say it.”

“They’ll fucking kill me if they catch me.  So run like hell,” she says, a look of grim determination on her face.

“Good girl.  Now make her understand,” I say, gesturing to her older companion.

I move to the corner of the building, stepping carefully over a pile of tumbled bricks.  I peer around the wall at three huge beasts covered with heavy coats of black hair as they rummage through the scattered piles of debris barely twenty yards away.  One of them turns slightly and the sun glitters off the enormous tusks protruding from each side of its mouth.  But it’s not the huge canines that draw your attention, it’s their eyes; bright orange orbs that look like they’re on fire.

“What the hell are those things?” the older man asks as he crouches behind me.

“Listen,” I say, looking back at him.  “Don’t crowd me.”

“Sorry,” he replies as he scoots back.

“They’re called Bugganes.  They’re from Ireland or something.”

“Dangerous?”

“Stupid question,” I answer as I move back to the rest of the group.