David’s Summer pre-order campaign
So, my third book has arrived (or it will arrive on October 1, 2017). And to celebrate you can grab it right now for a special price.
David’s Summer proof unboxing
Guess what arrived on my doorstep this week?
Manuscript for David’s Summer is back
Once again, as I’m deep into my fourth bookĀ Snipped, second round edits for David’s Summer are back from my editor. You know what that means…
My books
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Living the research
After going through my editor’s changes on Vermin, I settled back into writing the first draft of my third book, David’s Summer. As I may have mentioned before, the story is inspired by my true life events. And that’s partly what makes it so difficult.
Vermin manuscript is back
As I’ve been working away on my third book, David’s Summer, my editor has been hard at work on Vermin. Well, it’s back, and that’s a good thing.
My third book begins
While my VerminĀ is with my editor, I was going to work on my cover. Since that would take a week at most, I decided to change the plan and begin my third book. Get the writing ball rolling. Maintain momentum.
Manuscript of Vermin completed
I just finished the first draft of my next book, Vermin. This time is always a little bitter sweet for me, since it’s time to step away from the story and characters that have grown on me for the past four and a half months. I’ll miss them.
I’m free of the 9 to 5 office job
Friday marked my last day of employment. I quit two weeks agoĀ to pursue writing full time. š Naturally, I had to celebrate.
Chapters 4-7: Tied, A Street Gang Novel
Welcome! Thank you for reading Chapters 1-3. Note: Please be aware that this preview contains strong language and gang violence. FOUR –Ā Lamās Grocery Dahn Lam stood outside his grocery store, moving an extended squeegee attached to a hose across the storeās sign, Lamās Grocery, Est. 1976. His trademark whistle hung loosely around his scrawny neck.…