The anatomy of an award-winning adventure? i knew after I wrote the novel, Toy of the Gods, that I needed to write Leslie Kicklighter’s backstory. Throughout the novel, I peppered in information about her first expedition. I knew it would … Read More
This adventure story was written for a NYC Midnight challenge – but it was perfect opportunity for Leslie Kicklighter, one of my strong women characters. Leslie backed up to the edge of the cliff, rope in hand, and smiled. Jerry, … Read More
I was recently honored with an amazing review from Susan Sewell of Reader’s Favorite, so I think it’s safe to say, if you’re looking for a thriller, this is one of the books to read 2020. It’s also safe to … Read More
Purchase before May 1. Gamble of the Gods — AJ Bluehorse, a software developer who has inherited powers from an Incan god, never counted on having to solve a murder on the Navajo reservation. If she doesn’t find the malevolent … Read More
Yee Naallooshii Bonnie trudged through the moonlit New Mexico desert sending up bits of sand with every step of her faded Nikes. She moved steadily in the direction of the casino, even though all she saw in front of her … Read More
I know so many of you are waiting for the next novel in the Idol Maker Series (aka Gamble of the Gods!) So if you’ve already read Toy of the Gods, here are some other books to keep you reading. … Read More
I like challenging myself so I signed up for the NYC Midnight Flash Fiction Challenge. For this first round, I was assigned a Sci-Fi, paper shredder, and casino. It must be under 1,000 words and you have 48 hours to … Read More
I recently received the rights back to my novel from my publisher, so I’m going through all the steps of self-publishing. In the video, I talk about what I’m up to with the steps and that I’m going to create … Read More
The sun was setting in the Peruvian jungle. Trees stood more than two hundred feet tall and forty feet wide, their limbs crowdedwith orchids and otheropportunistic plants fightingfor sun and resources. On theground, young trees struggled to reach the sun; … Read More