So, today, we're talking tech with one of the 47ths most experienced pilots... Jackson: Technically, Jolie, I'm not a pilot. I'm a support specialist. Jolie: Oh, I'm sorry, so the ATGyro doesn't count as a mech? Jackson: No, it's a mechanized vehicle with very specialized scanning and long range navigational equipment, and a big ass... Continue Reading →
Free Mystery for Three Days. Starting today, Thursday's Child is available free on the Amazon store. Check it out, leave a review. You know, girl stuff. https://www.amazon.com/Thursdays-Child-Detective-Thursday-Novel-ebook/dp/B075CBQKCB/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8
The news for October is that October is here! Yesterday was the harvest moon, and my new release of Thursday's Child. I love the Autumn; the leaves turning, the smell of the river as the season changes, the nip in the air coming ever closer. It's my jam. This year it's a little bittersweet. You... Continue Reading →
Trouble again? Must beThursday. Detective Hayden Thursday has worked homicide for two years, and she worked patrol before that, and never in all her years of service to Waldorf Borough in the greater Metro area has she had a case like this one. Victims with no connection Detectives Thursday and Ace have multiple victims... Continue Reading →
The History of the 47th In the far future, warfare has changed, but people have stayed the same. The world the Lancers inhabit is pretty similar to the world we have. Oh, they've had hiccups and atrocities crop up as time went on, but the essentials stayed the same. Business is king. In fact, it... Continue Reading →
The novel Cry Havoc is being released to other vendors today, and moving off Kindle Unlimited. Here's the blurb: They were built to serve us, not to hunt us. The enemy is coming. 2017. Aiden Simeon hasn't had a normal life. That's how he became a tech with a mercenary group on Havoc Station, one... Continue Reading →
In my upcoming release, Cry Havoc, we get a little taste of a Dorendan holiday season. Specifically, our brave hero takes the girls holiday shopping during the Light Carnival where they celebrate Tempest as the winter snows move in each year. Aiden is one of the kids you met in Home from the Hill. Enjoy!... Continue Reading →
Recently, a very self-important fan of something resembling chauvinism wrote an open letter to Rey from Star Wars. I link to it only because it's courtesy to include the opening narcissism of the (God, I hope) not so average fan of scifi. I very seldom do this, but I'm the mother of a twelve year... Continue Reading →
