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  • Artifact Space

    Artifact Space

    A fantastic and intriguing new space opera by Miles Cameron

  • In Vancouver for the Summer

    In Vancouver for the Summer

    British Columbia has done a pretty good job of managing the Covid-19 pandemic overall, but one consequence of that is accepting certain public health rules which, though not draconian by any stretch, nonetheless make you long for the halcyon days of going to movies and getting on airplanes. Fortunately, as places to be stuck in…

  • The Devil and the Dark Water

    The Devil and the Dark Water

    A murder on the high seas. A detective duo. A demon who may or may not exist.

  • Writing Fall Of The Argosi

    Writing Fall Of The Argosi

    FALL OF THE ARGOSI is the second book in the Argosi Series. SPOILER WARNING! Story Journals are where I talk about the writing of the books I’m working on. They’re my daily thoughts after writing whatever chapters I was working on at the time, which means inevitably there will be spoilers in here – including,…

  • Who Is Maud Dixon?

    Who Is Maud Dixon?

    A twisty suspense novel of a would-be writer finding herself taking the identity of her mentor. The Blurb Florence Darrow is a small-town striver who believes that she’s destined to become a celebrated writer. When she stumbles into the opportunity to become the assistant to “Maud Dixon,” a celebrated-but anonymous-novelist (think: Elena Ferrante), she believes…

  • When is the Next Book in My Favourite Series Coming Out?

    Upcoming releases are always updated on the home page of this site.

  • Is Sebastien de Castell Your Real Name?

    Yes, it really is.

  • Why Can’t I Find the Charmcaster Hardback?

    All copies sold out shortly after release and my publishers went straight to paperback

  • The Rose Code

    The Rose Code

    A heart stopping WWII story of three female code breakers.

  • Writing the Way of the Argosi

    Writing the Way of the Argosi

    When I say this is a terrible way to start a book, I don’t mean the actual opening of the book is bad.