I don't intend to post the full text of any of my books on this website. However, to give you a taste of the kind of books I write, I will post short, deliberately vague summaries of some of my projects here. These are not all of my books, or even necessarily all of my best books, but these are a good example of what many of my books are like.

The Keyers of Bryce Canyon

(Title witheld--Superhero Scifi novel)

(Title witheld--Teen Paranormal novel)

 

The Keyers of Bryce Canyon

YA contemporary fantasy featuring archaeological magic (based on ancient artifacts and cultures, a la Indiana Jones, but with my own special twist). I would like The Keyers of Bryce Canyon to be my first published novel, if possible.

The story centers around a group of people, each one having special powers, being abducted and taken to a secret area within Bryce Canyon National Park, where they are forced to participate in an ancient ritual-competition. Major themes of the book include family loyalty, archaeological mystery, and the pain of regret.

 

(Title witheld--Superhero Scifi novel)

A project that I've been keeping on the backburner, though it has been on my mind a lot lately. This novel would be the first of a trilogy about a hero who, though superhuman, suffers from a disease that leaves him crippled in many ways. As a result, he often envys normal people and despises those whom he saves.

 

(Title witheld--Teen Paranormal novel)

This one is interesting. It differs from my other books in many ways. For one thing, the main protagonists are female.

I will keep the details under wraps for now because I am not sure I have them all pinned down, yet. But this book is about two teenage girls, Erin and Julia, who like money and are terrified of ghosts. Unfortunately, they see a lot of the latter and not much of the former.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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