Cover Reveal!

The Chaos Station series has new covers, new content, and new editions! To celebrate the re-release of the Chaos Station series, Jenn and I requested new covers from Mayhem Cover Creations, and they’re everything we could have hoped for: dynamic, colorful, and very sci-fi! Aren’t they pretty? Chaos Station and Lonely Shore will be releasedContinueContinue reading “Cover Reveal!”

By the Tropes: Hurt/Comfort

I didn’t even know Hurt/Comfort was a trope until I started writing romance. Actually, I was writing my fifth book before I discovered that two of my previous titles included hurt/comfort situations. In retrospect, it should have been obvious. I had one character in hospital and the other character comforting them. I had not realizedContinueContinue reading “By the Tropes: Hurt/Comfort”

By the Tropes: Second Chances

Why are second chance love stories so compelling? Is it because so many of us remember the one who got away? Maybe it’s the redemption arc—putting things right once and for all. Or, perhaps it’s that sometimes we know, even when they don’t, when two people really should be together. Watching that realization dawn, whetherContinueContinue reading “By the Tropes: Second Chances”

8th Annual Mental Health Awareness Month Book Fundraiser

For the month of May, Jenn and I will be donating the proceeds from all sales of the Chaos Station series to the 8th Annual Mental Health Awareness Month Book Fundraiser, benefiting the Keith Milano Memorial Fund at the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. I chose to participate in this fundraiser, in part, for Felix,ContinueContinue reading “8th Annual Mental Health Awareness Month Book Fundraiser”

First Contact

The Chaos Station website has a page of extras that includes playlists, excerpts, interviews, trivia, and cut scenes from the series. Some of the links have expired, though, due to the sad disappearance of many review blogs. Because I dislike the idea of lost links, I thought I’d repost some of the missing content here,ContinueContinue reading “First Contact”