Hi everybody! I’m excited to release Reverie today at its discount price of 99¢. You can get the special deal on my new novel now through January 31, 2018, at any Amazon near you. If you’re a KU reader, it’s free. 😀 I really think Reverie has the potential to Read more…
Hi everybody, merry early Christmas — or whatever other holiday you do or do not celebrate this time of year. (By the way, if the holiday has you down, you should read my post on the topic from last year.) I’m in the process of proof-listening to the audiobook version Read more…
I’ve made no secret about the fact that my novel To Have Loved & Lost started its life as a fanfic of The 100. Some people turn up their nose at that and feel annoyed about it, but I really don’t know why. (Also, I’d like to make the argument Read more…
The first two chapters from my novel To Have Loved & Lost, for your reading pleasure. 1 She stands just inside the short hallway that leads from the locker rooms to the shining wood of the court’s floor, waiting for her name. She’s the last of the starting line-up to Read more…
I’m so close to finishing Reverie, y’all. And I also woke up to the good news that Roy Moore lost in the special election in Alabama! (* non-Americans: see explanation below) What-what! When the national news had been reporting that “anything can happen in this election,” I thought to myself, Read more…
Yo. Today is 12/6/17, so I thought I would give you an excerpt from my new book Reverie, which now has an official release date: January 22, 2018. Yippee! It’s not the Thanksgiving release I was hoping for, but I’ll take it. Without further adieu, the excerpt: “So anyway, I Read more…
Do you know the site Genius.com? It takes song lyrics and explains where they came from. You search a song you’re interested in, like “Bohemian Rhapsody,” and you can click on each lyric to see Genius’s commentary. Sometimes the commentary is a generic discussion of where else you might hear Read more…
I have this habit… I guess it’s a bad habit?… of starting new projects when I get stuck or bored with the one I’m working on. So I haven’t been working much on Reverie, although to throw you a bone, here’s a recent little excerpt: “Me?” the girl says. There’s Read more…