The year is 1995. It’s Saturday morning. You’re still in your PJs, you’ve got your bowl of Cheerios, and you’re parked in front of the TV. Saturday Anime on the Sci Fi channel is about to start. The word Akira splashes across the screen.
You’re instantly hooked. The vivid images of the anime stay with you throughout the day of bike riding with friends all the way until you’re ready for bed, reading under the blankets by flashlight well past bedtime.
That was me. I grew up with Saturday Anime and Fox kids watching great shows like X-men and Batman the Animated Series and fell asleep reading Anne McCaffrey, Mercedes Lackey, or the latest Star Wars book.
Nostalgic for the stories that fueled me as a child and driven to create my own, I started writing my own books in 2007 and started publishing my work in 2011. I’ve published over twenty titles since then in fantasy and science fiction and never looked back. When not digging the word mines, I’m either at work, knitting, playing video games, or reading.
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The year is 1995. It’s Saturday morning. You’re still in your PJs, you’ve got your bowl of Cheerios, and you’re parked in front of the TV. Saturday Anime on the Sci Fi channel is about to start. The word Akira splashes across the screen.
You’re instantly hooked. The vivid images of the anime stay with you throughout the day of bike riding with friends all the way until you’re ready for bed, reading under the blankets by flashlight well past...
She preferred the company of the dead. Until the wrong body showed up in her lab.
Dr. Evelyn Stirling, medical examiner, knows when someone is about to die. It's made her personal life a living hell and nearly cost her her career. To protect herself, she isolates in her lab, preferring the company of her medical equipment and the already...
He dared to do the right thing. His family is the price.
Set in the 22nd century in greater London, North America is broken after a civil war, and the rest of the world is not doing much better. Humans use devices called chips which are microcomputers installed into the brain to directly interface with the internet and other technology.
A dark, ancient creature is kidnapping students from campus.
Nevada has dreamed of magic ever since she saw someone casting strands of a spell onto their knitting. Now, a sophomore in college, it’s all little more than idle fantasy. That is until her classmates start disappearing from campus. When her best friend, Grace, goes missing, she’s in a...
