It’s been a little while since my last writing update!  I’ve been heads down working on the new legal thriller and it’s coming along very well. I also had to fight off a bout of some sort of NASTY sickness. I don’t know if it was COVID or the flu or what, but thankfully that’s behind me and I think I’m now in a better place than I was before. I had multiple days where I couldn’t focus enough to work on the novel. Luckily, I had other things to do. GOOD CLIENT EBOOK SALE TODAY ONLY ON AMAZON.COM! Amazon is running the sale so I believe it just lasts the day.  You can find it here. The ..read more

The current legal thriller project: I’m about 37% of the way done with my next legal thriller! It’s an exciting story about a defense lawyer who became independently wealthy and is now more focused on the cases he wants to take instead of taking anything that just walks in through the door. Until the day his past comes back to haunt him… Update on Lost Cause, Jake Ramsey #4! Lost Cause is moving toward the finish line. The rebranding of the Jake Ramsey series is making substantial progress. As part of the rebranding, I’m doing a round of edits on Black Brick, Dark Spectrum, and Blood Games. I ..read more

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The icy wind jolted Burke Wyatt’s hair as he exited his truck, surveying the frozen scene while shaking his head. Winter had come early, and he repressed a shiver as he flipped up his collar and put on his black wool ball cap against the biting cold. There had been a time when he wore a standard cap in the winter, but his wife had insisted, so he wore this because of her. It was her last gift. That made it hard to stop wearing once things warmed up, but he was forced to when it got hot. As soon as it was cold, he picked it up again. His eyes narrowed as he focused on the two bodies that were j ..read more

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6 Audrey walked into the conference room while panting for breath. She was much later than she’d anticipated. She’d finally remembered the case her appointment was about on the drive over and had considered calling the other attorney until she recalled it was the mercurial Saul Boyle. The man already got under her skin enough during their regularly scheduled interactions. There was no sense in giving him another opportunity. It was always tricky to work with Saul Boyle, and in this matter, in particular, she wasn’t looking forward to wrangling with him. People were often best served when repre ..read more

9 Audrey followed Gregory Pope as he walked down the trail, descended the stairs, and crossed the pedestrian bridge. She expected Pope to turn on her again before he got too far, telling her she was off the case or coming back to argue why her approach was wrong, but he just marched across the wooden bridge and up the stairs on the other side, ripping through the crime scene tape and going on his way. A nearby police officer looked like he would say something but then thought better of it as he moved to replace it. They are all cowed by him. Pope’s not used to having somebody stand up to him ..read more