Then, in a whisper. “I’m scared.” A few months ago I’d considered killing him for the way he’d treated Elliot. I might have, if Elliot hadn’t made me promise not to hurt him. Now here he was, bleeding to death … Continue reading →
I was looking at my to-do list and realized I have a lot going on. Saint of Sinners is now 50,000 words. I’m hoping to have the first draft done by July 1. Taming the Darkness is on my Samhain … Continue reading →
The first thing I noticed was the blood. It was everywhere, standing out against white tile and porcelain. Then my eyes locked on the kid laying in the tub, tears leaking down his face. Not Andre or Tim, or any … Continue reading →
Happy Easter! Here’s some more Alex for you: “There are things I can’t talk about.” “Why not? Don’t you trust me?” She didn’t get it, and how could she? Hayley had parents that loved her, a brother that loved her. … Continue reading →
Animus leapt from her sheath as I crossed the distance between us. The man didn’t even have time to bow his head. I ran Animus through his shoulder and her singing ran in counterpoint to his screams. I slammed my … Continue reading →
And there it was, the chariot of the sun, coming at us along the curve of the horizon. Behind it was the huge black wolf Skoll. When I say huge I mean huge, like I underestimated how big he was. … Continue reading →
The other two couldn’t stop laughing and I told them to shut up because they were making the horses nervous. I got right back up on the horse (there’s a metaphor about that, isn’t there?) and this time I was … Continue reading →
Everyone went quiet. Here’s the thing: I’m supposed help my father end the world, but I’ve never been on board with that. Even though we were dealing with a different pantheon it was the same problem. I stood up and … Continue reading →
She arched into his touch. “I think you win.” “No.” He bent and traced his tongue around her other nipple. “This is the kind of game we both win.” The building need between her legs said he was right. … Continue reading →
He moved faster, still looking at her. His irises were burning flames now, undeniably demon and yet the look in them was so…human. Everyone else ignored her or wanted something from her, used her, but Xemriel was giving. Giving her … Continue reading →