USA Today bestselling author of adventurous urban fantasy that flirts with paranormal romance
I’m so excited to be able to share both Wolf Dreams and Moon Dancer with you for a twelve-hour gulp of werewolves, archaeology, adventure, and romance! Whitney Dykhouse blew this reading out of the water, making this my favorite series adaptation yet. So, if nothing else, I highly recommend you take a listen to the…
I saw another author make a post about everything she’d launched this year and promptly decided to steal the idea. So, without further ado, 2019 publications just in case you missed one the first time around! New releases: Wolf Dreams — After spending several months wide, the first book in the Moon Blind duology went…
A few weeks ago, I was thrilled to notice a talk on shifters being planned at my library. It turns out that local author John B. Kachuba had researched the topic extensively while planning out his new release — Shapeshifters: A History. I took copious notes so I could share his lecture with you! Kachuba…
If you missed it, click here to start at the beginning…. *** Afterwards, the students mobbed me with questions and effusions. But my wolf slid past so quickly her act bordered on rudeness. What did students matter when Claw was present? Without wasting time on apologies, we took the stairs to the back of the…
If you missed it, click here to start at the beginning…. *** The wolf had drunk with wild abandon. But she was a predator. Even while reveling in cow blood, she hadn’t closed her eyes. So I was privy to the reactions of the audience. Surprise. Disgust. Bewilderment. The cluster of archaeology faculty two rows…
If you missed it, click here to start at the beginning…. *** The faster I tried to button my white silk blouse, the more my fingers fumbled. No wonder since my nails kept lengthening into claws. “Cut it out,” I muttered, grabbing my keys and wallet and stealing one quick glance in the hall mirror….
Are you ready for a sneak peak into Moon Dancer? This book probably won’t make any sense if you haven’t read Wolf Dreams. But if you’ve got book one under your belt, here’s a teaser to whet your appetite for book two. *** It came as a dream but felt like a vision. A wolf’s…
I took a break from writing fictional prehistory so my husband and I could tour a real, live archaeological site this weekend. And, of course, I came away awash in facts and guesses about what made these ancient people tick. The site in question is Hopeton Earthworks, located just across the river from the contemporaneous…
I dropped by Leo petroglyph again Saturday, this time with enough leeway so I could walk the nearby trail. Just below the petroglyph, a stream runs through a stunning gorge full of fascinating rock formations, lichens, mosses, and liverworts. Which got me thinking — are all of our landscapes as breathtaking when left to their…
My husband, my mothers-in-law, and I spent an illuminating afternoon at Fort Ancient yesterday. Unfortunately, our brains grew saturated before we made it halfway through the museum, and we didn’t get to spend nearly enough time walking through the astonishing earthworks either. But I saw enough to get my mind whirring, which will have to…