It’s November, and 2024 is coming to a close on a high note.

My cover creator, Emily from Small Fry Marketing, has completed the cover for the third installment of the Ambivalence Quartet. She took my vision and knocked it out of the park. The cover is my brainchild and a testament to Emily’s hard-working hands and mind. The hooks, the grapes, the hand reaching out, aching for change and resolution—it’s perfect and a wonderful representation of Laurel and Miley’s determination to find healing.

Resolve will shed some hope on two lives that have since seemed hopeless.

I hope you all love it as much as I do.

In further news, I’m getting in touch with my spooky side late this year. I have a horror short to submit and can’t wait to write it. My editor, Brian Hershey, will be publishing it.

The anthology is titled Drad Avenue. Truly, I hope I get accepted.

As my lovely subscribers, you get a sneak peek into what I’ll be writing.

Here goes nothing.

In a world where fame, excess, and materialism have become the pinnacle of accomplishment, one man holds true to his religious roots.

A true zealot, Abraham, raised in a coven of nuns, believes it is his true calling to purge the world of its greedy agenda.

With the help of his daughter, Shashona, he plans to tackle the problem at its root by infiltrating a reality show where contestants are claimed to be possessed.

The reality cast doesn’t know what they’re getting when they sign on with Dazzle Productions for the next two weeks.

Constance, an ex-porn star; Ishmael, a retired soldier and survivor of the war in Afghanistan who failed as the first black bachelor; Eric, a sassy makeup influencer who was canceled for his communication with minors; and Rita, a Mexican model, all get thrust into a house of horrors when they meet Shashona.

Under the guise of being a drug-addled failed actress, she and her father work diligently to summon the horsemen of the apocalypse for the world to see. If all else fails, they’ll find a way. God’s Way.

Happy reading!

I can’t wait to share some more future works with you.