TweetA book without a reader is just a diary. I’m happy to report I haven’t just been writing notes to myself these last few years. The promotion of the Alexandrian Saga (Books 1-3) was a smashing success. Here are a few screenshots of the various rankings at their peaks: iTunes #45 Overall …
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Five “Heron of Alexandria”Stories
TweetAfter I finished the first book in the Alexandrian Saga – Fires of Alexandria, I had a neat little idea: to write short prequel stories about Heron solving crimes and mysteries around the city. The idea wasn’t such a stretch. In each book, Heron is tasked with (or takes on) a major mystery that has …
New Release — Legacy of Alexandria
TweetI’m a cruel and heartless person. This book has been the hardest of the series to write (so far), but my first readers tell me it’s their favorite. I can’t decide if they’re more sadistic for enjoying the difficult times that Heron and the others endure in this book, or I am for writing it. …
GAMERS – Free on Kindle
TweetTis the season to be giving. Rather than buy you a shiny new Porsche, which would just suck up gas and insurance money, I’m giving you an eternal gift–a book. For the holidays, and a little beyond, my young adult dystopia novel Gamers will be free on Amazon (and a few other select sites). …
New Release — Frags
Tweet The second book in the Gamers trilogy — Frags — is now available just in time for the holidays. If you haven’t read the first book in the Gamers trilogy, go pick up a copy now at your favorite retailer. The trilogy has been compared to a cross between the Hunger Games and the Uglies …
New Story – The Cageless Zoo
TweetWriters are like mothers. They claim that they love each of their children the same, except they really have a secret favorite they love slightly more than the rest. While I love all my stories, this story, The Cageless Zoo, is the one secretly give extra treats to when the others aren’t looking. You can …
The Digital Sea – Now Available
TweetI’d always thought that writing the novel was the longest part of the publishing process. Little did I know that publishing it would take about five times as long as writing it. Still, good things come to those who wait, and I’m proud to announce the digital release of my novel The Digital Sea. For …