"An exciting, romantic tale anchored in a great sense of place." - Kirkus Reviews
My debut novel, BLOOD DIVINE, is now available in paperback! Get yours today and leave and honest review on Amazon and/or Goodreads. Thanks!
BLOOD DIVINE AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER ON AMAZON
/My debut novel, BLOOD DIVINE, is now available for
pre-order on Amazon!
Blurb:
Cooper Causey spent a lifetime eluding the demons of his youth and suppressing the destructive power inside him. But a disconcerting voicemail lures Cooper back home to the coast of South Carolina and to Warfield—the deserted plantation where his darkness first awakened.
While searching for his missing grandmother, Cooper uncovers the truth about his peculiar ancestry and becomes a pawn in an ancient war between two supernatural races. In order to protect the only man he’s ever loved, Cooper must embrace the dark power threatening to consume him and choose sides in a deadly war between the righteous and the fallen.
(Perfect for fans of Stephen King, Christopher Rice, and Charlaine Harris.)
Also available at Kobo and for immediate download at Wilde City Press.
Location, location, location.
/It was a great idea to spend a week, alone, writing in the locale where my story is set.
Everything around me not only sends me right back to my childhood here, but inspires new characters and stories which live here in a world of their own - just out of reach. Its not the same world I new as a child, but the one of my overactive imagination. Its a world of misunderstood spirits, conflicted vampires and young witches who can't control the darkness inside them.
Staying at the beach doesn't hurt! Every morning when I walk on the sand that was the playground of my youth during yet another perfect sunrise, I am transported to my new world by the sound of crashing waves, the breeze that whistles over my ears and makes the seagrass wave at me as I pass by. So inspiring.
If only one of those misunderstood spirits could write my 5k words today so I could lay by the pool, life would be perfect.
