May your day be blessed with family, laughter, love, and great food. Have a blessed day.

I am incredibly honored that Book Viral has honored my Detective Nick Larson novel with two accolades: their Golden Quill badge for an outstanding read, and entered the novel in their prestigious 2025 Book Viral Crimson Quill Millennium Book Awards. Not only that, but they also have written an incredible review and, even more outstanding, … Read more

I am super honored. This award is so unexpected. It seems, as part of Feathered Quill’s yearly awards, each of their reviewers selects just one book from all the books they’ve reviewed the previous year: a book that has stayed with them long after they finished reading it, a book that registers high on the … Read more

Since many of you are old school when it comes to books (meaning you like to hold a physical book in your hands), I thought you’d like to see the process of printing a book in today’s market. It is a very interesting process. Enjoy!

As we’re heading to the close of 2023, I must admit I’m glad it’s over. I usually don’t share much, except with close family and friends, but this year has been turbulent and, frankly, crappy. I won’t bother you with details because everyone, in one way or another, has had their own cross to bear. … Read more

If there is one film that EVERYONE SHOULD WATCH, it is this one. Apart from the fact that the main character (a real person: Tim Ballard) is portrayed by a fabulous actor, Jim Caveizel, this film will open your eyes about children’s exploitation through human trafficking. There is an estimated 2 million (yes, two million) … Read more

Hear ye! Hear ye! For those who are interested in polishing your screenwriting skills, or taking classes to improve your craft, or want to learn from the best in the industry, this is an awesome opportunity. Click on the link to apply for the opportunity to win a scholarship to this wonderful event. Go check … Read more

A BIT ABOUT SETTING Setting, like in my thrillers The Coin, can be a powerful tool. Since I was living in an area where the landscape could create a serious conflict to the already threatened main characters, I used it to enhance the car chase scene in the beginning of the novel and throughout another climactic … Read more