The Book Cover Argument
It’s been a while since my last post, so I thought I would post a quick update regarding my own writing before I get into the main topic. I’m currently busy writing a new paranormal murder-mystery entitled The Testament Stone, which […]
Grammarly – a great editing tool
I have been busy since my last post. I have released two new books, attended YALLfest in Charleston, SC, survived a cold I caught from my seven-year-old which caused me to miss my own book release party, and survived the […]
Free-eBooks.net – a good place to post your permafree book.
Many indie authors know that having a permanently free book (a.k.a permafree) available for readers to download is a great tool to use when building your mailing list and garnering new readers for your books – especially if it is […]
Tucson Prophecy Book Launch Day!
Attention all thriller fiction fans! Today is launch day for my new book entitled The Tucson Prophecy: a prequel to the Paranormal Gift series. As part of a special promotion, you can get the eBook version of this novella for […]
Interview with author Sarah Biglow
I recently interviewed author Sarah Biglow, author of the Geeks and Things Cozy Mysteries series. Sarah is a licensed attorney who spends her days combating employment discrimination as an Investigator with the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination. She is a self-professed TV junkie […]
Tucson Prophecy posted on Wattpad
I’ve just started publishing chapters of my new novella on Wattpad. This service allows readers to read one chapter at a time for any posted content. There is no charge, so if you want to check out The Tucson Prophecy: […]
Pains and Penalties – a book review
A fun read for mystery fans. If you like Agatha Christie, you’ll like Sarah Biglow. I’m a fan already. This book is a quick read at only 77 pages, and its a good thing too, because I couldn’t put it […]
The Tucson Prophecy – Chapter 1 sample
Here is a sample of my newest book, The Tucson Prophecy, to be released this October. Enjoy! Chapter One Tuesday, September 3, 2002 “Mr. O’Conner, it’s good to meet you,” the doctor said, extending his hand. Jimmy shook his hand […]
Save starving Syrian civilians with food and water airlift
The government of President Assad has laid siege to rebel-held areas of the country’s largest city, Aleppo, and numerous smaller cities, like Madaya, not far outside the capital, Damascus. Due to these sieges, there are critical shortages of food, water, […]