Okay, so that’s not exactly news…not by any stretch. But I’ve been so damn busy, between the release of Pink Shades of Words: Walk 2016 and preparing (and sticking with my schedule) for the A-to-Z Blogging Challenge, that I didn’t … Continued
Boiling Point (Feverish 1.5) will be here before you know it–next Tuesday! Here’s a little teaser to tide you over… “Have a good time?” Jet asked, cool as a fucking cucumber. Emily shrugged. “I suppose.” Was she just saying that … Continued
Boiling Point is your introduction to the Feverish series, a spinoff of the Bullet series. It follows Clay “Jet” Smith and his band, Last Five Seconds. Although Feverish is book #3 in the Bullet series, it is also book #1 … Continued
Here’s another book I’ve been promising readers for a long time–the first book (a novella, actually) in the Feverish series, the spinoff series from the Bullet series. I’d had this idea in my head for a long time and I’m … Continued
I am constantly writing–if it’s not on paper or on the computer, it’s in my head. But the reason I bring it up is that I often have dozens of story ideas waiting for me to write them. I conceived … Continued
A lot of folks are skeptical about New Year’s resolutions—and I understand why, although I respect the reason why people make them. The new year signals change, and people embrace it. I’ve studied change, though, and motivation, and I understand … Continued
I’m taking a little pause from my “Blast from the Past” posts to give you a glimpse into the future. 🙂 As many of you already know, I tend to write what my muse (my heart and writing soul, basically) … Continued
It seems as though every time I mention I am working on another Bullet book or when someone is reminiscing about one of the older ones, many readers are surprised. They have no idea that I have plans for more … Continued
Sometimes I bite off more than I can chew. I’ve done that this year—big time. It’s all good, but I’m feeling a little stressed and wonder if I should spend more time marketing myself and less time writing. The problem … Continued
