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Geek Fail
The other day I came across an article in one of my video gaming magazines (yes, I’m an avid gamer—if you haven’t picked up on that yet) praising the goodness of the original Dungeons & Dragons game, and how it served as an inspiration to so many folks in the gaming industry. After reading the […]
read moreThe Necromancer’s Betrayal – Cover Reveal
And here it is, the cover reveal for FF 2.5, The Necromancer’s Betrayal. This is another novella featuring James, but unlike The Element of Death, he’s not the only one telling the story. James shares the spotlight with a new character, and yes, that’s her on the cover. This story takes place about a month […]
read moreGet an Alternative POV Scene from The Final Formula
Ever wonder what Rowan was thinking the first time he met Addie? Now you can find out! Just sign up for my newsletter (in the sidebar on the right), and you’ll be given access to Rowan’s thoughts the night he caught Addie in his kitchen, stealing one of his glasses. 🙂 As for my newsletter… […]
read moreDoodles
With the release of The Blood Alchemist fast approaching (only two days to go!), I thought I’d share a few doodles from my sketch book. I’m not much of an artist, but sometimes I do some sketches to get the creative juices flowing. When I admitted as much to my Twitter buddy Jenn (who’s an […]
read moreThe Blood Alchemist – Cover Reveal and Release Date
Update! I’ve added a blurb and the first three chapters of The Blood Alchemist here. Just scroll down to read the blurb, then click the link for the excerpt. I’ve got a cover and a release date for the next book in my Final Formula Series! The Blood Alchemist (aka FF2) is a full length […]
read moreNovella Cover Reveal
New addition to the Final Formula Series! Update! The Element of Death is available everywhere ebooks are sold–or it will be shortly. Some sites are a little slower than others, so keep checking. If you’d like to read an excerpt, visit my books page. The Element of Death is a short novella told from James’s point of view […]
read moreThe Rock Cycle – A Story
I mentioned on Twitter a few weeks ago that my son had written a story for his sixth grade science class. The assignment was to write a narrative and do character sketches to illustrate the rock cycle. You know, when an igneous rock becomes a sedimentary rock, etc. Some readers expressed an interest in seeing […]
read moreZombie Girl
Contrary to common belief, I don’t like zombies. Really. I mean, what’s to like? They’re mindless, rotting hunks of nastiness. But if you throw a few in your novel, or sit up all night slaying them on the Xbox, suddenly everyone thinks you like them. I blame my son. From a young age, the boy […]
read moreGoodreads Giveaway
I got a big box in the mail today. It contained the paperbacks for my Goodreads giveaway! If you haven’t signed up yet, there’s a link in the sidebar. Giveaway closes Novemeber 5th. Good luck!
read moreScience and Magic
I’ve always loved fantasy. I was the little girl in the unicorn t-shirt drawing fantastical pictures when she should have been paying attention in class. I frequently got in trouble for daydreaming—until I learned to stare at the chalkboard and not out the window when my mind was elsewhere. Yet through it all, I somehow […]
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