What do your fans mean to you?
The fans are the lifeblood of this job. When a fan tells you they loved your book and then what they loved about it is one of the greatest moments of not only being an author, but life in general. All the hours, days, months, and years of outlining, work, tedious edits, re-edits, and re-re-edits all become worth it when I hear someone tell me about their favorite scene. Fans are also our best critics. In the end, the fans, not the agents, editors, and executives, decide whether or not a story is good. So, for all the fans, thank you for making my chasing this writer's dream worth it.
What are you working on next?
As of today (April 4th, 2017), my first full-length novel, an epic fantasy titled "Road of the Lost," is having one more professional edit before the publisher starts getting it ready for release this winter. The sequel, "Conspire the Damn," will be released shortly after. I wrote these books as one massive tome originally, but decided to split them due to both the length and they really are two separate story lines. Luckily, that means fans of "Road of the Lost" won't have to wait long for the follow up.
While waiting on the edits, I'll be working away on the third installment of the series and then finishing up a military thriller set in the Baltics that I have been working on.
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