An article of sorts that I wrote on the writing process.

In a time fraught with superstitions, monsters and gods, the Vikings mastered the harsh environment they lived in. Rannulf is looking for a kingdom to rule and has a thirst for revenge. Valla's dowry is a kingdom, but she wants to rule in peace. When their destinies collide, only the gods know what the outcome may be.

In this second part of the trilogy, the developments in technology are put into perspective from the time my grandfather rhymed about the tap water system as it was installed in his village. Given Gordon Moore's prediction about the exponential and thus explosive development of computer technology, we can see how other technologies profit from this to create a very positive future...

One woman's quest to define home takes her back to Italy, where her lust for travel began.

Zeke was an Alpha which meant he was used to getting what he wants under any conditions. While visiting a friends house he stubles upon his mate who happens to have boyfriend already. But soon he's sleeping over and she's single. What will she do when she finds out he's not?

After seeing his cousin Liam marry the love of his life, Skye Bodreaux walked the thin line of being extremely happy and jealous. He couldn't help but think to himself he would never know that kind of love. Dawn Hamilton retired from the FBI after a messy fling and started her very own bookstore. The one thing that kept her sane, she had never known what love could really be like and had only read about it, she had completely resigned herself to never finding 'the one.'