Just found out A Warrior’s Path was a finalist for the 2015 International Book Awards for Fantasy! Absolutely over-joyed! So happy.
Just found out A Warrior’s Path was a finalist for the 2015 International Book Awards for Fantasy! Absolutely over-joyed! So happy.
Red Rising by Pierce Brown. I’m late to this party, but the cool thing was that I got to binge read the entire trilogy. I’m not going to review everything in the story because the plot is too massive to succinctly condense. Instead, I’ll summarize my thoughts by saying how much I admired, envied,…
Happy Father’s Day to all the wonderful fathers out there!
When I was kid back in the 80s, I loved a book called Liege-Killer by Christopher Hinz. It’s set two hundred years after a nuclear apocalypse that forces humanity to flee earth, but everyone still remembers the most cause of that catastrophe—the Paratwa, genetically modified killers who occupy two bodies controlled by one vicious mind….
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…
Just not the Serenity. Still, better than nothing. Nathan Fillion and Alan Tudyk launch Indiegogo campaign
Hey everyone,It’s been about a week since The Solace of Hope released, and I figured since it’s also getting toward the end of the year, I’d give a brief update on how the year has been gone.The year started with the release of Steel Sharpens, which was such a fun book to write. And since I released it…
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You absolutely deserve first place. Congratulations Davis!
Thanks, Kevin! I appreciate the sentiment. I did deserve first place. Lol. Actually, probably not. The person who know deserved it. I’m just happy to have been chosen as a finalist.
Davis,
Well deserved accolades! Your thoughtfulness in considering exactly what to write, what messages to emphasize is obvious. I’ve loved your work from the moment I read the first book.
I’m selfishly happy, soon I’ll have a “I knew him when” story to tell!!
All the best sir….
Thanks, Bill! Your words are very much appreciated. It’s got me smiling even broader than before.
And speaking of words, I’m starting the first of several edits on the first 1/3 of the third book. I hope to have it ready for you and the other beta readers in early to mid June.