With the start of school, there are some new books out. Kendra Ardnek’s book, Worth of a King, is one of those. I had the privelege of interviewing her about one of her characters, and then that character decided to come … Continue reading →
Every have one of those books that you pick up and just fall in love? I’ve had a few of those–Marc Secchia’s Dragon Friend and Sarah Ashwood’s Aerisia: Land Beyond the Sunset. So, when I saw there was another Aerisian book, I … Continue reading →
Two years ago, my youngest son participated in Fellowship of Fantasy’s cosplay contest and won with his representation of Kirito from Sword Art Online. His prize was multiple audiobooks by Fellowship of Fantasy authors. One night at the dinner table, … Continue reading →
I’ve reviewed several of Annie Douglass Lima’s books. I love the Krilonian series and have interviewed a character on my blog as well. I’ve showcased The Annals of Alasia in two different blogs (book 2 and book 3) and shared … Continue reading →
With the Indie e-Con, I’ve been tasked with writing about fantasy. You ask what Indie e-Con is? Well, that’s been happening since last Saturday when the scavenger hunt opened up. Feel free to go around and gather the clues. You’ll … Continue reading →
Yep, you heard me right. Young Adult books can be very harmful to your child. Wait a minute! Don’t you write Young Adult books? Yes, I do. Let me explain. Background I’m working my way through the book of Ephesians … Continue reading →
A couple of years ago, I was able to be part of Fellowship of Fantasy’s first anthology, Fantastic Creatures. In anticipation of the release of their third antholgy, I get to be part of the blog tour. Anthologies are wonderful … Continue reading →
Well, what with the release of To Save a Race, getting sick, and running my mom to the ER, I totally missed posting this character interview for The Minstrel’s Call. So, I decided better late than never. Unfortunately, the time on the … Continue reading →
It still amazes me to consider my ninth book releases today. I vividly remember the trembling finger that uploaded the rough draft manuscript of Dragon’s Future to a small publishing house that was accepting submissions. So much has happened since that … Continue reading →
Welcome to the land of Onyxdenn where my new book takes place. Duke Callon Aldithley rules from his castle in Nubbikford. Peace reigns for the most part, but underlying racial tensions make the city unsafe at night for certain people. … Continue reading →
