April Blog hop

Time for Change is out now! Pick it up on Amazon, B&N, Apple, Google, and more here for 99p. How would you deal with the end of the...

In the Cards is now Free on google play, amazon, B&N, Kobo, Apple and more! This story is a fun, lighthearted adventure where Ernie has...

How would you deal with the end of the world? Being retired was supposed to be easy. No drama, no family, no problems. Considering what he

In Scotland Lockdown is once again starting to ease - we can go outdoors, yay.... except it's Scotland, and it's cold... I think I'll...

It's been a busy year already, and I’ve been hard at work writing, editing, and spinning ideas. So many idea's. There just is not enough tim

Being retired was supposed to be easy. No drama, no family, no problems. Considering what he was, Ernie should have known better.

With the chaos of NaNoWriMo I missed a few announcements about free stories of mine that are available. To be Remembered - Podcast for...

There is a vast variety of different and varied Genie stories. Each one gives them their own sets of rules. Some are dark, some funny, and s

One of my favourite things to do is to sit down and binge read an entire series of books. Ten or more at least.

I always remember going back to revise Wishing for Truths the first time and getting about halfway and finding out that I had somehow switch

I'm very excited to announce that Wishing for Truths, my new stand-alone Urban Fantasy Short Story, is now available for Pre-Order.

This month has been busy all around, partly due to a few work commitments which meant I had to travel. Writing-wise, I have been bouncing...

Thank you everyone who has taken the time to review Second Sight. You have all been amazing. For those who have not read, or bought Second S

Second Sight is officially out. I cant wait for people to finally get to read this story.

In a small COVID-19 plagued town, a young woman searches for the last one, but is she in time?

There were parts of the original version of Second Sight that were sweet, and endearing. But they had no place in the story I wanted to tell

The first time I wrote Second Sight, I knew I wanted it to be more than just one story, but I didn't know how or what I wanted to write. Thi

The cover is the first thing people see when they are looking at a book. It has to do so many things in a single glance. Drawing people in,

One of the big challenges I had writing Second Sight, was writing from the point of view of a character who was blind through most of the st