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A Little Light Reading

One of the most fun aspects of writing a book is researching the characters and the world that you’re creating. I particularly enjoy all the weird and wonderful places that the characters take me too. It’s always a good excuse to discover new books and to learn about new things!

The current book that I’m writing is a fantasy, which I always find a bit intimidating as far as research goes because surely everything in a fantasy is completely made up? But once you dig a little, you come to realize that there is always an element of reality that has to act as a backbone to the stories, even if they involve all kinds of weird and wonderful imagined elements.  Continue reading “A Little Light Reading”

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Move over Doc Holliday

How are you doing? It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything and my apologies for that. I’ve been busy working on a new novel. It will be quite different from A Gentleman in Hell. It’s not going to be set in the Wild West, and it won’t be a Western. I hope you’re ok with that. I’m guessing that you will be. It will be historical and it will have horses. In fact, I guarantee there will be horses, why wouldn’t there be? This is me we’re talking about! Continue reading “Move over Doc Holliday”

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Coming Soon…A Gentleman in Hell

I have some really exciting news for you, there are big changes coming with my books. I’ve decided to combine all three books in The Doc Holliday Series into one big book called A Gentleman in Hell, which will be available as an e-book and paperback.

The Doc Holliday Series of  e-book novellas are going away. I’m going to keep them up on Amazon and Smashwords until February 29th, 2016 and then they’ll be gone. To celebrate, book 2, and 3 in The Doc Holliday Series are on sale at $1.99 each until the end of February. After that they’ll be gone!

If you enjoyed this, you may enjoy my book: A Gentleman In Hell.
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The Story Behind the Story

Since I love horses and will watch most westerns because of the horses, the films Tombstone and Wyatt Earp were a great escape for me. But it wasn’t the horses that hooked me, it was Doc Holliday. He was an absolute obsession. Both Val Kilmer and Dennis Quaid did a wonderful job of portraying Doc’s character but I couldn’t help thinking that something was missing from the character. I wanted to find out what that was. Continue reading “The Story Behind the Story”