Has my writing changed or have I changed? Answer: yes.

With an Ilona Andrews’ extended preview and a new release out, I decided to lean into this embarrassment of riches and blog as a devoted fan should!

Setting expectations.

The Quiet Middle is where you decide are you someone who wrote a book once or a writer.

Success isn’t always measured in dollars and cents. As an indie author, visibility is the first real obstacle.

A comparison of real life to a real scene in Blind Spot: The Covenant’s Forfeit.

Preternatural secret agents are big, old softies…when it comes to fluffy things.

Musing on both sides of the book experience.

Things often have more than one meaning.

The source of inspiration is experience, whether first or second hand.

There are two sides to the literary coin - sometimes risking a little Deus Ex Machina can pay off big; sometimes, it gives a reader whiplash.

Vindication! Veritas finally has somewhere to go and something to wear! Blind Spot character highlight of Veritas.

We must adapt to survive, even in publishing.

This is what happens when I wake up happy.

There are no shortcuts in magic. A character highlight on Colt, from blind Spot: The Covenant’s Forfeit

Highlighting Arlo, a character from Bling Spot: The Covenant’s Forfeit.

Publishing is a numbers game. Here are a few of mine and how they’re changing in the New year.

A glimpse of my old, inky friends.

On the merits of aiming for accuracy versus aiming for accessibility in historical fiction.

Change is inevitable, but I didn’t anticipate this happening so soon after Blind Spot’s release.