Darius Jones’s world was a swirl of pain and light. The blow came in beneath his chin. Swift. Unrepentant. It knocked his head backward, and his teeth gnashed together, catching his flesh between them. The sweet, metallic taste of blood flooded over the top of his tongue and trickled between Read more…
Awesome news! I’m hosting a Goodreads Giveaway for Resurrection! Ten winners will get a signed paperback copy of the book, a Peccostium button pin, and a Resurrection-themed bookmark! I’m super excited about this. A Goodreads giveaway isn’t necessarily designed to boost sales, but to raise awareness for the book, and Read more…
By now, you might have heard the news… We’re throwing a launch party for Martyrs: Resurrection! For anyone living in the Reno/Sparks area, join us at 10 Torr on July 17th for some awesome stuff… Listen to a book reading! Get a signed novel! Enjoy a specialty cocktail! Join our Read more…
In the weeks since Resurrection has been available for preorder, I’ve had people ask me the same handful of questions, so I figured it was a good idea to get it all written out for you here! Here are the top FAQs all around ordering Resurrection and helping an indie Read more…
It’s TIME! Preorders for Resurrection are OFFICIALLY LIVE! Do you know how cool it is to be able to see my book available for SALE? It’s really fucking cool, you guys. Preorder your copy of Resurrection NOW! You can order the book on three separate platforms right now: Preorder from Read more…
It’s almost time! On Wednesday, I received the first print-proofs of Resurrection, and let me tell you, holding the physical copies of my book in my hand (even with the words “not for resale” printed across the cover, was an emotional experience. This book has been my passion for one Read more…
It feels CRAZY to finally be making this announcement… But the debut novel of the Martyr Series is finally being released! For the last fifteen years, this book has been my passion. It’s gone through four iterations, survived my getting married and having children, and it’s grown and adapted so Read more…