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Blog postShadow Fire brings us back to the discussion of how horrible it can be to ride the shadows.
From the very beginning of the series, it was made clear that riding shadows wasn’t something easy to do. Some people just couldn’t. Some people did but paid a high price for it. Having the ability to ride the shadows wasn’t a guarantee that you’d be successful at it. So above and beyond a rider’s ability to use the shadow tubes, they also had to be well versed in fighting and weapons. In kil -
Blog postFor several years we’ve followed the Ferraro family of Chicago. And though I wasn’t ready to let them go, it was time to move on and meet someone new. Someone from a different family of Shadow Riders.
I wrote Shadow Fire to introduce someone from a different family.
I hadn’t thought about writing Elie’s book. He was a fun secondary character that I enjoyed writing. But, soon he took on a life of his own and he insisted he had his own story to tell.
The Ar -
Blog postI’ve always loved reading mystery novels. The Sherlock Holmes series was a favorite of mine. Nancy Drew, The Hardy Boys, and I loved Agatha Christie. Then I found romantic suspense and Laurie R. King’s Mary Russell mysteries series, Karen Rose’s amazing thrillers, Tess Gerritsen, Sandra Brown, the list is endless! So, to say that I’ve always wanted to write a romantic suspense mystery is an understatement.
I’ve written since I was very young. So, there are some initial mystery/thri -
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Blog postCelebrating the release of Phantom Game with a fun word search puzzle!
You can download the PDF of the puzzle and print it as well. DOWNLOAD HERE
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Blog postLike any action film there’s a great deal of conflict in Phantom Game. The main story is, of course, a love story. But this is also science fiction and action. Lots of action.
We’re back with Team 1 and 2 and that brings with it old conflicts. These are the teams that were first experimented on. They have a lot of problems both physically and psychically. How have they fared over the last few years? We’re about to find out.
Jonas has always been a quiet character who -
Blog postSo many people have asked why I have the same couple in two books. A lot of readers thought there was an error and that the descriptions had to be wrong. But there wasn’t a mistake. Annihilation Road was Savage and Seychelle’s story of how they met and fell in love. Savage Road looks at how that love affects and is affected by the people around them. Specifically, how it is affected by and how it affects Torpedo Ink and its members.
Savage’s story was one I wasn’t sure I’d even writ -
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Blog postBecause the paranormal element in the Torpedo Ink series isn’t always prominent people can forget this is paranormal romance. Annihilation Road is romantic, heart wrenching, hopeful and it has more undertones of the paranormal than some of the previous books.
Savage and Seychelle have psychic gifts that help each other recognize and understand one another on a level no one else could understand.
I enjoyed writing about their special abilities and watching how they tre -
Blog postI knew I would write Savage’s story, but I thought I would only write it for myself. And then I wrote Annihilation Road . Savage’s story was so big I realized right away it would expand over two books.
Savage has known tragedy, pain, grief, yearning and brotherhood. He was turned into a sadist by the men and women who trained him as a child. He learned to take the pain. He learned to give pain. They rewired his brain and his body until he knew there was no going back for him. His v -
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Blog postIn Dark Tarot we find that Adalasia comes from an ancient family. Her heritage includes a powerful, magical deck of tarot cards handed down from mother to daughter for centuries. Rumored to be the first such deck of cards, these antique cards hold a decidedly feminine power. Soon, even the ancient Carpathians begin to understand exactly how powerful this line of powerful women are. One touch…and the cards react to these ancient men. What will their future hold? What will Adalasia’s future hold?
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Blog postDark Tarot is the 35th story in my Carpathian series and I am excited to say it is a game-changer in many ways. This book introduces us to an entirely new concept that I hope readers will be excited about as well.
With villains and beings we’ve not heard of before but that dovetail into the Carpathian mythos so naturally that it feels like it has always been meant-to-be. The fact that this brings in some of the strongest women and some of the most dangerous villains is just the beg
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