Evertrue

Review from Mary R. Lanni

Recently I was fortunate enough to have my book, Evertrue, reviewed by Mary R. Lanni, a librarian and professional Kidlit Book Reviewer with a focus on stories written for kids, tweens, and teens. Her goal is to help parents, librarians, and teachers get great stories in front of their children. For anyone interested in childContinue reading “Review from Mary R. Lanni”

Evertrue on Audible

A few months ago I wrote a bit about using ACX to turn my book, Evertrue, into an audiobook. In that piece I said I would let you know how I got on–except in reality I said very little more about it. In fact, I’ve been struggling to keep the whole thing secret ever since,Continue reading “Evertrue on Audible”

Update time.

Goodness, it’s almost the end of June already and time for a catch up! And my word, the last few weeks and months have been marked by some highs and lows. On the writing front I’ve managed to get a few projects underway, including a creepy little thriller set in an English village which fansContinue reading “Update time.”

Turtles Alive! In an exclusive interview, Grandma Crick, the eminent explorer and award-winning scientist, reveals that King Josef did order for her to be fed to the Monger turtles, and that she was held prisoner for FIVE DAYS while granddaughter Mila was sent to find the infamous Evertrue Emerald, just as The Scoop had reported.Continue reading

Here today is a short excerpt of my book, Evertrue: An Underworld Fairytale, which is available in paperback and kindle from Amazon. Read on to find out more. To save Grandma Crick from being fed to the ravenous Monger turtles, Mila must journey into the underworld to steal the Evertrue Emerald from the demon, Malrook.Continue reading “Evertrue”