Characters on the Couch • fiction • mystery • paranormal mystery • psychological analysis of character • steampunk • suspense • Victorian
June 21, 2016
It’s often said that we authors have voices in our heads. Viola Carr has voices with their own voices. She’s currently in the midst of the very clever Electric Empire steampunk series. The second, The Devious Dr. Jekyll, came out… Continue Reading…
Characters on the Couch • LGBT fiction • LGBT romance • paranormal mystery • paranormal romance • psychological analysis of character • psychology
June 21, 2016
Today we get to meet Charlotte, aka “Charly,” the other half of the paranormally talented duo from Aidee Ladnier’s ongoing project. Character Two name: Charlotte (Charly) Age: 16 Gender: Female Species (if applicable): Human Cultural or historical context (if important… Continue Reading…
Characters on the Couch • Frank Tuttle • Markhat • mystery • paranormal mystery • psychological analysis of character • published character interview • Samhain Publishing • steampunk
June 4, 2015
Happy Thursday! Today I’m happy to welcome Markhat, who is the creation of Frank Tuttle, who would probably be an interesting character himself. He has a steampunk series with my publisher and even shares my editor. Here’s the blurb for… Continue Reading…
blood's shadow • mystery • paranormal mystery • psychology • release day • romantic elements • shifters • urban fantasy
November 25, 2014
It’s release day for Blood’s Shadow, the third Lycanthropy Files book! Thank you especially to my editor Holly Atkinson and Samhain Publishing for helping this dream come true. I’d also like to thank my readers for taking a chance on… Continue Reading…
blurb reveal • cover reveal • Lycanthropy Files • mystery • paranormal mystery • shifters • Thriller • urban fantasy • werewolves
June 20, 2014
Encountering werewolves can be deadly. Trying to cure them? Murder. The Lycanthropy Files, Book 3 As the Investigator for the Lycanthrope Council, Gabriel McCord encountered his share of sticky situations in order to keep werewolf kind under the radar of… Continue Reading…
book review • Cyber Monday • mindfulness • paranormal mystery • paranormal romance • review • reviews • The Mountain's Shadow • urban fantasy
December 2, 2013
My blog tour ended up coinciding with two of the busiest weeks I’ve ever had at my practice, so I wasn’t able to post reviews or links to guest posts as they occurred. Yeah, until my writing really takes off,… Continue Reading…
Buddhapuss Ink • fantasy • mystery • paranormal mystery • short story • writing contest • young adult literature
September 5, 2011
In January, I entered publisher Buddhapuss Ink’s Mystery Times Ten contest, and in March I got an email that I had been selected as one of the twenty finalists. This meant a lot because my story had impressed the teen… Continue Reading…
May 13, 2010
Vampires are interesting because they’re conflicted, and I’ve gotten tired of the whiny ones. They’re not my usual thing, but I guess every spec fic writer has to do a vampire story at one point, so I consider this to… Continue Reading…
April 26, 2010
Yes, it’s the final part! It’s a bit too long for a #fridayflash, so I decided to release it with my author chat with The Penny Dreadful. Your comments, as always, are welcome. Look for a surprise after the story.… Continue Reading…
