Assassin’s Mercy – chapter 1 sneak peek!

Hide Your Heart The cavern’s shadows clung to Verve, binding her in darkness and squeezing her heart like a vise. By the One god, nighttime was bad enough, but prowling along the shores of one of Aredia’s underground rivers was like being buried alive. Her breath also struggled in the shadows’ grip but she ground … Continue reading Assassin’s Mercy – chapter 1 sneak peek!

New books, new faces

Howdy! In case you missed my previous blog post, I'm so excited to announce my new series, Chaos Moon! This series will take place about 150-ish years after the events of Catalyst Moon, and features a brand-new cast of characters. First up, I'd like you to meet Verve (full name, Vervaine). She's the titular assassin … Continue reading New books, new faces

Update – seeking readers for ARCs (Advanced Reader Copies) of Book 3

Hiya! Short post today. I'm working with a cover artist for Catalyst Moon: Storm (Book 3), and am busy prepping for this book's launch. To that end, I'm seeking anyone who'd like an ARC (advanced reader copy) ahead of the launch. In return, I'm asking for a) a quick note once your done to let … Continue reading Update – seeking readers for ARCs (Advanced Reader Copies) of Book 3

on heart v. brain (or, the everlasting struggle)

Nothing is simple. So, Catalyst Moon #3 is basically ready to go, I just need cover art. I'm trying to get it out to y'all, I really am, but I've discovered a divide within myself, namely between what I know is the "smart," "marketable" path, and what my heart wants. Conventional wisdom tells me that … Continue reading on heart v. brain (or, the everlasting struggle)

on discovery drafts (aka: your first draft isn’t “shit,” you just don’t know what your story is about)

"The first draft of anything is shit." I'm over this axiom. Not necessarily because of the message it's trying to get across, but because it does so in a way that's designed to shock and dishearten. Perhaps for some people this is helpful, but that tactic always rubs me the wrong way. First of all, … Continue reading on discovery drafts (aka: your first draft isn’t “shit,” you just don’t know what your story is about)