Book Two Peace on the Res is now changed to Meeting Navajo, and I’m really pleased with it. It went in an entirely new direction that is wonderful. You can read about it on the books 1-4 in the new Meeting … Continue reading →
The birth of the Miraculous Reality genre seems obvious to me now. I was trying to fit what I am writing into Heroic Urban Fantasy, but it was really a stretch. Mary Campagna Findley finally said, “Why don’t you just call … Continue reading →
I’ve found that step by step plot development remains exciting— for me. When I don’t what’s coming until the Lord shows me the title of the next chapter, the book comes alive for me. This is what makes it so … Continue reading →
This is the updated map as I am now well past the halfway point of Book Two: The Staff of Darkness. Demonic powers grab control of Ferrelar with the willing encouragement of its new king. I’m shooting for a holiday release … Continue reading →
The phrase Christian living became fantasy expresses my most recent revelation about writing fiction. During the later portion of the 20th century and the first portion of the new millennium, truly walking in the Spirit reached the realm of myth … Continue reading →
It’s Smashwords big Summer/Winter sale! All my books are on sale! Great Savings! Look for the code on the individual book page. It will be SSW50 for the 50% off titles, or SSW75 for the 75% off titles. All books … Continue reading →
This is not your stereotypical end-times novel! The religious all missed Jesus! Why do we assume that the coming of the King will be any different. This exciting thriller begins in Santa Fe in a small non-denominational church. As America … Continue reading →
Here the Official Ferellon Gazetteer introduces you to the island’s society, culture, and climate. This is a wonderful place to live, love, and learn to grow. Though things seem very different, on the surface, you’ll find it to be very … Continue reading →
Over the past few years I’ve gotten increasingly frustrated by ebooks. I buy them and they are limited to a certain ereader. In addition, I find that I do not own them. They’re in the cloud somewhere and I am … Continue reading →
