Coming Soon: Heaven’s Gun
Heaven’s Gun–an Eve of Light short story… Jacob is a small-time criminal who dabbles in everything from drugs to prostitutes to illegal weapons. When he finds a gun that seems to be of supernatural origin, he begins to dream of the big time. His dream turns into a nightmare when he realizes some supernatural beings want their toy back. Ebook available soon….
BloodLight has a new cover!
Courtesy of designer Phillip Gessert: Check out the book itself at Smashwords, Amazon, and elsewhere…
Finally Available: DIVINITIES, ENTANGLED (Eve of Light, Book II)
God is near death. The dimensions of Reality are collapsing. And The Infinite Definite, an amorphous gang of magick-wielding terrorists, has become even more powerful and effective in its mission of unleashing universal chaos. In the middle of it all are disgraced Watcher agent Robert Goldner, his mentally unstable new partner, Arkangel Ava Darden, and Cyrus Shahrooz, a rouge Heartland Security agent willing to do anything to establish his version of order. With Robert’s and Ava’s ability to manipulate the basic particles of light and travel between dimensions, and Cyrus’s connections in both the U.S. government and the underworld, the Read more…
Judge A Book…
Looks like the good folks at NetGalley like the cover for BloodLight: http://netgalley.tumblr.com/post/43732334294/judge-a-book-by-its-cover-here-at-netgalley-we Hope it connects with readers as well… Kudos, again, to Phillip Gessert for the awesome artwork!
Broken Angels, Explained
So I’m noticing a wide discrepancy in opinions between those who’ve read physical copies of the book versus those who’ve read the electronic version. If you’ve read (or even seen) the Kindle version, you know that Broken Angels is book one in a series (a limited series, I promise). If you’ve only seen (and read) the softcover, you could finish the book and be left thinking “WTF?!?!” Why weren’t all the plot threads tied up? And where’s the effin’ Apocalypse?? Much of this, of course, is my fault. I neglected to indicate on the cover that this was book one Read more…
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