This is the most breathtaking Trojan war retelling that I’ve ever read, and we haven’t even gotten to the Trojan war yet. I DEVOURED this. This is everything every other retelling leaves out. The whys the whos the hows and the whens of every moving piece, person, place and thing that...
Why you should read Daughter of Egypt, by Marie Benedict
#bookreview #daughterofegypt #historicalfiction #bookstagram #arcreview Daughter of Egypt combines ancient Egyptian historical narratives with 1920s British Commonwealth history Daughter of Egypt is a duel-timeline historical fiction which follows Evelyn, a young woman whose father is the famous...
MARCH UPDATE
War of Helinthia Update February progress was super slow, I wrote 7,324 words total; not a lot. But I did some editing, restructured a pivotal chapter, and wrote a new one, so not a total loss. My WIP is now 102,998 words, with 46 chapters. We’re now almost midway through our 3rd month of...
Smashwords Read an Ebook Week is NOW!
I’m excited to announce that my books will be available as part of a promotion on Smashwords celebrating Read an Ebook Week from March 1 to March 7. Now’s the perfect time to take advantage of great deals to load up on new ebooks, mine included!You will find the promo here at this link: Please...
February Fantasy Events, and Writing Updates
With 2026 off to a totally dystopian start, allow me to transport your mind back to Ancient Greece with a writing update. And if you desire to physically portal to a different time and place, I have some suggestions to help there, too. War of Helinthia Update I wrote over...
Why you Should Read “Honest to God: How a Lying Evangelical Became an Honest Lesbian” by Jennifer Moore
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People who Read are the Greatest Threat to Authoritarianism: A Commentary on AI Summaries
Martin Luther’s 95 Theses, a written document challenging the authority of the Catholic church, was nailed to a church door in 1517, sparking the Reformation. In the following decades, the church’s power and authority was continuously challenged and subsequently diminished. The...
Smashwords End of Year Sale
This post will meander a bit, but bear with me. What is Smashwords? Smashwords is an ebook distribution platform, similar to Kindle, where thousands of books are distributed and published by indie authors. Why Smashwords is significant This year has been a year of revelation for me about the...
Why you should read War of the Pantheons by T.P. Theyson
Greek and Norse gods join forces in an apocalyptic fight to save the world from total annihilation. Witty, engrossing, and full of action and suspense, this irreverent novel of Gods vs God is a must-read for fans of the Iliad and pagan pantheons. Why War of the Pantheons is one of a kind I was...
Why you should read Tea & Alchemy, by Sharon Lynn Fisher
Tea & Alchemy is a page-turning read full of old world charm and DELICIOUS intrigue. Why Sharon Lynn Fisher’s stories never disappoint There are very few authors that are automatic reads for me, but Sharon Lynn Fisher is one of them and has been one for years. I have adored every book...