Sneak Peek: Opening Image: Book 2 in the Animal Magic Series

The second book in my Animal Magic series is underway. It feels a little early to give a sneak peek, so this one is short. However, I’m excited to share the first bite from chapter 1. I hope you enjoy the light start to the novel and mild banter between Elodie and Talis. “Is thisContinue reading “Sneak Peek: Opening Image: Book 2 in the Animal Magic Series”

When the Real World and the Fantasy World Meet

Last week, I took a copy of my newest book, Superheroes and Bakeries, to the office. There’s a volunteer who loves my work, so she always wants to buy the next book. After passing the book off to her, I continued with my work, and she disappeared. She wasn’t volunteering, but had to be onContinue reading “When the Real World and the Fantasy World Meet”

Book Review: Waifs and Strays -Helen Harper

Are you a fan of Urban Fantasy? Do you like cats and werewolves? I came across Helen Harper’s Waifs and Strays at some point last year and added it to my wish list. A few weeks ago, I finally picked it up, and I’m loving it. So much so that I’m already on the thirdContinue reading “Book Review: Waifs and Strays -Helen Harper”

Sneak Peek -Short Story from the Animal Magic series

As I’m busy working on the next book in the Animal Magic series, I wanted to share a short story. I wrote it in the summer and has a few mild similarities to the magic system used in Magic Denied. This story is set in the same story world as Superheroes and Bakeries, but theContinue reading “Sneak Peek -Short Story from the Animal Magic series”

Year in Review and New Year’s Sale on Urban Fantasy Books

Happy New Year! And a huge welcome to 2026! I realize this blog post is about 10 days late for a ‘year in review’ post. However, there’s a link to a huge Urban Fantasy ebook giveaway taking place today! January 10th. You’ll find the link at the end of the post.  2025 saw a numberContinue reading “Year in Review and New Year’s Sale on Urban Fantasy Books”

What’s Next After Superheroes and Bakeries

Superheroes and Bakeries was released a week ago on December 19th, and it is off to a great start! I hope you’ve gotten your copy. The book is urban fantasy with a touch of sweet romance and cozy feels. It is set in Victory Harbour, B.C. Canada. (NOTE: In Canada, we like the ‘ou’ insteadContinue reading “What’s Next After Superheroes and Bakeries”

Book Review: A Dragon Rider’s Guide to Retirement by Julia Huni and Lia Huni

Before starting my murder mystery advent book (just finished it yesterday), I read A Dragon Rider’s Guide to Retirement. This book popped up in an advertisement on social media. It sounded interesting and it ended up on my TBR pile. It’s an interesting story and certainly held my attention. The pacing is moderate, so itContinue reading “Book Review: A Dragon Rider’s Guide to Retirement by Julia Huni and Lia Huni”

New Release: Superheroes and Bakeries

December 19th! When I chose that day as the release for Superheroes and Bakeries, it felt like such a long time. But now it is less than one week away. And I’m so excited for you to read it. It’s available on Amazon for pre-sale, so take a moment to check out the blurb. ThroughoutContinue reading “New Release: Superheroes and Bakeries”

Realm of Magic and Terror: Audiobook!

Well, I’ve thought about it. I’ve considered it, and now I’ve finally made the plunge. This past summer, I looked into Audible’s audiobook options. I partnered with a voice artist, and I’m excited to announce that Realm of Magic and Terror is an audiobook! At present, I am not aware of the release date asContinue reading “Realm of Magic and Terror: Audiobook!”

Book Review: Bookwyrm Acquisitions by Constance Lopez

You are probably familiar with how it goes. You’re scrolling through social media and reading posts. You’re chatting with a friend. You’re listening to book reviews. And someone mentions a great new release, so you head over to Amazon and check it out. If you’re like me, you either read it on KU, buy it,Continue reading “Book Review: Bookwyrm Acquisitions by Constance Lopez”