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Invisible monsters
People are afraid of mental illness. They see the mentally ill in every deranged killer on the screen, every act of violence on the news they can’t explain, every action whose logic is not immediately apparent. When we make no effort to understand mental illness, all people who are mentally ill are unknowns. And we Read more
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Now Available: Forest of the Damned
It’s time for the next chapter of Urban Dragon: Forest of the Damned. When we last left Arkay, she teamed up with the ex-monster hunter Mephistopheles to rescue Rosario from the clutches of the Order. But Rosario isn’t out of danger yet. When modern medicine fails her, Arkay makes a dangerous gamble. There’s a monster Read more
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Multimedia blog hop stop: BooksChatter
It’s Wednesday, and you know what that means: another stop on the blog tour. This week’s was one of my favorites to do. The questions were a lot of fun to answer, and I got the chance to share pictures and part of my writing playlist. So if you head over to BooksChatter, you’ll have Read more
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News: Book 5 Preorder
Due to a technical flub* on my part, Forest of the Damned will not be available for preorder on Amazon.com. (*That technical flub being that I accidentally released right at the beginning of August while I was trying to set things up. Amazon, it seems, does not forgive flubs lightly.) I’ll be making it available Read more
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Next stop: an alternative beginning at Book Lover Promo
This blog hop is an especially exciting one for me. Partly because Nikolina at Book Lover Promo has been phenomenal and engaging throughout the blog hop. Partly also because she gave me an opportunity to share an alternate beginning to Shadow and Steel. As much as I enjoyed writing this version, I wound up scrapping Read more
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Potnia Theron and Paperbacks
First up, the first official paperback collection of Urban Dragon is available starting today. You can find it on Amazon, or you can order it through your favorite local bookstore. Volume 1 contains the first three books in the series: Mark of the Dragon, Shadow and Steel, and Dance with the Devil. But that’s Read more
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