“Damn…blood looks good on you,” Kellan laid spread out on the bed watching Meredith in the mirror. He smirked as she turned to look at him. “Thanks. I watched too many Youtube videos to not get it right,” she flipped her hair over her shoulder and continued touching up her…

Catch up on The Assassin’s Order here! Bhalmar stood in a closet in the entry way of the royal guard holding cells. He could hear the two guards at their desks, chatting about their plans for the night. Apparently, there was a big to-do in town that night to celebrate…

Mya sat on the bed with her fists clenched in her lap as she waited for Bhalmar to finish showering. She’d told herself if he made it back to them safely, she’d confess her feelings to him, but now that he was actually there…the words didn’t come. Standing, Mya began…

Amalia threw a chair out the window. “What the hell, Amalia?!” Theo yelled. He hurried to the window and gazed down to where the chair had splintered into pieces ten stories below them. …

(This is a post from last year — but I will always take an opportunity to boost up my fellow women writers!!) First I want to say, Happy Women’s History month! Now, today specifically is International Women’s Day. I wanted to celebrate by boosting and supporting some fellow women authors…

This was the first time Steph had ever been caught. It chipped her ego a bit knowing that she’d been so easily duped by her least favorite person. But that’s the way it had always been with Kat, her sister. …

Amalia and Gaelen both wore similar expressions of disbelief. Neither of them had much hope that Bhalmar had survived the wendigo. “Welcome back,” Gaelen said, grinning at Bhalmar who still had Mya wrapped around him. Bhalmar made no move to free himself. …

When did you first start writing? I started writing when I was twelve. Maybe thirteen? I found out Christopher Paolini started writing when he was thirteen so I figured I could start too. When did you know you wanted to be an author? It took me a while to come to this realization. Always being directed to more practical careers had me putting writing in the…