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March 27, 2016
Let Hope, Renewal, and New Life Spring This Easter
What’s worse than getting up early Easter morning to news coverage of the ongoing political campaign? Doing so with a massive ear ache (yes, the antibiotics seem to be working). It’s enough to make a grown man want to write all sorts of social media messages and blog posts to wax cynical about all the […]
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March 26, 2016
#SaturdayScenes: Wounded Honor (Tracking Jane), Part 1
“Guess Candice knows what she speaks of,” I tell Dan. Having told the kids to scoot back in the house, and after settling down the dogs, Dan and I are standing on the porch, letting them cameras with long telephoto lenses get a solid bead on us. “I count four,” he says, referring to the […]
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March 23, 2016
#DidYouKnow? Waiting For Shadow Hits #1 at Amazon
After a brief hiatus, Waiting For Shadow returned to perma-free status yesterday on Amazon, and today it’s number 1 in one of its categories! A big thanks to everyone who picked a copy! If you haven’t started on the Tracking Jane series yet, this might be a good time to get started, especially since… [drumroll] […]
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February 22, 2016
Virtual Identity: What Readers Are Saying
Reader reviews for Virtual Identity are coming in, and I am pleased to find that readers are connecting with the story as I hoped they would. Virtual Identity probably stands as one of the most intricately complex stories I’ve written. I did a fair amount of hand-wringing, wondering if it would work, primarily, whether the […]
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February 20, 2016
#SaturdayScenes: Virtual Identity, Part 6
AT LEAST PHYSICALLY, SANDRA WAS feeling better by the time the tall crew cut guy walked in the room. She attributed her tenuous comfort not only to her leather outfit, but to the room’s rising temperature. On her face she could feel the warm draft blowing out of the overhead vents. “Rod,” he said, holding […]
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February 17, 2016
Virtual Identity Almost Here
I wanted to drop my readers a quick note to confirm, that yes, indeed, Virtual Identity will come out in a couple of days. It’s not too late to sign up for the giveaway of printed copies. In addition, I also wanted to make sure you didn’t miss out on the introductory eBook price, which […]
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February 13, 2016
#SaturdayScenes: Virtual Identity, Part 5
Agent Rodrigo Ochoa stood next to Cynthia, on edge, doing his best to ignore her nudging—her veiled ridicule—knowing she could use it to mask her prodding. He had to keep it together, no matter how he felt about Sandra and how they were treating her. “You like her, then,” Cynthia said. Ochoa mulled that over […]
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February 12, 2016
Celebrating Virtual Identity Release With Book Giveaway
To celebrate the upcoming February 18 release of Virtual Identity, I am offering one free printed copy for every ten (10) readers that sign up. Interested? Sign up for the book giveaway here: To get a preview of the story, check out my Samples page.
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February 11, 2016
Getting Tracking Jane, Episode 7 Ready for Beta Readers…
With Virtual Identity all set to come out on February 18, I have turned my attention to Wounded Honor, episode 7 of the Tracking Jane series. I am currently in the middle of a furious pass through the latest draft before I hand it over to my Beta readers… next Monday! I better get to […]
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February 9, 2016
Review: The Somniscient, by Richard Levesque
I picked up The Somniscient, by Richard Levesque, looking forward to an interesting read. After enjoying his prior work in Strictly Analog, this story’s blurb promised more of the same fun insight. In general I wasn’t wrong. I will note at the outset that in places, the story lagged a bit. Starting with a tad […]
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