Hey everyone, Just a final reminder that The Solace of Hope, book three of The Eternal Ephemera, releases in two days on December 11th! And once again, here is the blurb: Cam Folde’s tribulations in the Realm of Hearth are not the end of his struggles. They are only the beginning. Cam and Light Squad…
Hey everyone, Like the subject lines says, just nine days until The Solace of Hope, book three of The Eternal Ephemera, releases. Get your pre-order here! The book releases on Dec. 11th, and here is the blurb: Cam Folde’s tribulations in the Realm of Hearth are not the end of his struggles. They are only the beginning….
Hey everyone,I’m terrible about remembering to let people know certain things. Things like the fact that the preorder for The Solace of Hope, book three of The Eternal Ephemera is up. Whoops! I’ll try to do better. Oh, yes. The book releases on Dec. 11th, which is a special day for me.Here’s the blurb:Cam Folde’s tribulations in the Realm…
Hey everyone,I’m so excited to let y’all know that Steel Sharpens, the sequel to Blood of a Novice and the second book in The Eternal Ephemera series released day! And today is also my 10-year anniversary as a published author, which is surreally amazing. I’m not sure if surreally is a proper adverb, lol, but…
Here’s the link: https://readerlinks.com/l/3886972 And here’s the blurb: Cam Folde has overcome his weaknesses, but his future remains uncertain. During his first year at the Ephemeral Academy, Cam grew far in his Ephemeral Mastery, becoming a person of significance. The eyes of the mighty are now upon him, and they promise him wealth and even marriage…
A bunch of author friends of mine put together a Black Friday sale, and I figured I’d share. Lots of great books, all for just $0.99 or even free! Sable would do anything to protect her younger sister Talia from Kiva, the ruthless gang boss—including keeping secrets: a money stash, a family secret, and her…
I wonder about that a lot myself. At some point, I stopped fighting the charisma and influence of Rukh and Jessira and just let them do what they want. Of course, one of things they decided was that they’d forgotten their truths and somehow resented one another to the point of near-hatred. I didn’t like…
I get this question a lot also, and it’s something I never really figured I’d have to answer. Back when I first started writing, I never thought I’d be writing multiple series that were all interlinked. The thing is, when I finished The Castes and the OutCastes, I thought I’d revisit Arisa at some point…
I wrote that series for my sons. Both of them were in their early-to-mid teenage years when book one was published, and at that time, there weren’t many (still aren’t) new books that featured young men as the protagonist, and certainly even less that featured those who might be Asian Indians. That was the genesis…
Basically, I wanted a story in which the people looked like those from my background: Asian Indians. Growing up, I read so many books, but rarely, if ever, did the people look like me and never were they culturally similar to my family. That’s the basis of it all. And to create this, I decided…