Works in Progress

Coming soon:

The Regonia Chronicles
Dark sci-fi epic with romance
Two alien species, complete with a unique language. New worlds to house them, plus… the end of Earth and humanity’s new beginning in space.
And…the characters go through some serious shit.

The First Abduction, Prequel One: Available for free to Newsletter subscribers
The Last Settlers, Prequel Two: Written
Awakening, Book One: Coming February 20, 2024
Faltering, Book Two: Coming June 11, 2024
Ascending, Book Three: Coming late 2024
Reckoning, Book Four: Coming early 2025
Standalone in Regonia universe (The Gem of Meruna): Published

Current WIPs:

Blood is Thicker
Literary Zombie Series
Broken people searching for family, safety, and acceptance while the world devolves into chaos. And lets not forget the zombies (aka The Evers).

The Monsters that Haunt Us, Book One
The Baggage We Bury, Book Two
The Wolves We Slaughter, Book Three
The Roads We Bleed Upon, Book Four
The Bodies We Burn, Book Five
All five books are fully written and in editing.

A Song of Sorrow & Sirens
Literary Paranormal Fantasy Romance
Alina, wolf shifter struggling with the sudden reemergence of her past, seeks a siren to wipe the memories away. But someone is making waves in the siren community, killing other sirens to steal their enchanted indentured servants.
And he has plans for Alina.
Standalone novel set in the universe of A Heart of Salt & Silver
First draft: Done. Edits commencing soon.

Short stories:

Vivification
Victorian romance short story, Straight and LGBT

Born of Heathen Gods
Victorian mystery/thriller short story
Available for free if you sign up to my newsletter.

Olly Olly Oxen Free
Horror/Flash Fiction
How long can she hide from him?

Other Ideas:

Shared Sight
Paranormal Thriller

Several unnamed high fantasy romance ideas, some straight, some LGBT

All this, plus tons of unnamed ideas that are still brewing. As you can see, there are a lot of irons in many fires. Genres and themes are flying all over the place. The common thread?

Emotion.

I want my work to make people feel something. As such… I don’t guarantee happy endings. Sometimes, a sad ending is true to the characters and the story itself, and if that’s what the book calls for, that’s what I write.

Prepare yourselves.