“Friends don’t let friends fail their mission… Brent Peterson is back in town after chasing operatives of the group known as The 10,000– and he’s much worse for wear. Emily is delighted to see him, but she’s worried: Agent Nighthawk never fails at a mission, but if she doesn’t help him he just might fail … More Book Review: Five Star Spy
“You’ve read all the self-publishing pep talks. Your book still isn’t published. Or finished. So why not try a different approach? Not Write Now isn’t like any book on writing you’ve read before. It won’t tell you to get your hiney in the chair and write. It will tell you to do the exact opposite. … More Book Review: Not Write Now
Abigail Harder literally always has the best tags, and I thought this one looked like fun, so I snagged it. 😉 (Thanks, Abigail, and I love your answers. 😀) 1. Link and thank the blogger who tagged you. 2. Include the graphic somewhere in your post (or make your own!). 3. Answer the questions truthfully … More Never Have I Ever Tag (Writer Edition)
I found a mini cookies ‘n cream candy bar while cleaning my desk today. I had a cute little note written on it that said, “Good job wording!” I was touched and vaguely wondered what it was a congratulations for. I was sick almost all last week, so not a lot of “wording” happened recently. … More Messy Desks and Drafts
My characters mean a lot to me. I love creating them and I love sharing them with you all. 😉 Just for fun, I decided to “write” Christmas cards to my characters. 😉 Most of them are from published stories, except the last one… Enjoy! Dear Kiera, Merry Christmas to you and yours! I hope … More Christmas Cards for My Characters
(I originally read this book in the black and white first edition. You can find my review of it here.) “Martin Millar is a second-string soldier with a thirst for adventure. Marco Millar is Martin’s brother, a stableboy who would rather stay at home. As the king’s guard launches the dragon crusade, Martin and Marco are drawn … More I Really Love This Epic New Edition
Okay, so I filmed a very awkward, rambley vlog answering y’all’s questions about my novel Kiera. It was fun. And awkward. And it includes an introduction to my Funko Pops, so that’s fun. 😉 I am not a fish, in case you were wondering… Yes, there’s a part two. 😉 Thanks so much for sending … More Kiera Q & A Vlog!
Happy National Booklovers Day, y’all! It’s our day to shine. 😀 😀 Abigail from Books, Life, and Christ always has the best tags, so I’m stealing this fantastic one from her. I especially love that it makes me look harder at the books I own and identify what’s unique about each of them. ❤ Be … More Do I Have That Book? Challenge
“Fairy tales aren’t real. Private detective Nick Beasley knows that. This is 1922 E.A. (Ever After), an age of big cities, automobiles, and airships. Nobody in the Afterlands believes in magic and monsters anymore. Especially not Nick, who’s made a name for himself in the city of Talesend by debunking fraudulent “magical” phenomena. But when … More Book Review: The Beast of Talesend
I recently discovered just how much I love duologies (a.k.a. a two-book series). This very enthusiastic video by JessetheReader pretty much expresses my thoughts. 😉 Sensory warning: there are flashing letters right at the beginning and some similar things later. 😉 Two duology recommendations… Wires and Nerve/Gone Rogue by Marissa Meyer (fantastic, adventuresome graphic novels!) … More I Love Duologies
