Hello! Next week, Painted Faces, my fifth novel debuts around the world!Yesterday, I spoke about one of the important settings in the story: Budapest, Hungary. Hungary is also a land associated with iconic horror figures. To me, horror as a genre, always alludes to classics of literature and the classic monsters of 1930s and 1940s…
Hello! Step right up! Step right up! Be prepared for the a-maze-ing show! The smell of sawdust. The texture of the canvas under your hand as you peek inside the tent. Your heart catches. There. It’s amazing! Beautiful! There’s nothing like it. The circus is in town! I’ve been discussing various elements of my upcoming…
Hello! Next week, on the 18th of July, Painted Faces, my fifth novel launches around the world! To celebrate its release, I’ll be doing a number of posts on various themes and settings from the book. We begin in the east! The banks of the Danube from Buda Castle Part of the story takes place…
Hello! What’s better than a new book coming out in less than two weeks?Getting it at a very special pre-order price, of course!And what’s even better than that?Not having to wait any longer to read the opening chapters!That’s right. You can claim an .ebook, in whatever format you prefer, for free and get a sneak…
Hello!In yesterday’s post, I mentioned the exciting news that Painted Faces, my fifth novel, is launching around the world on July 18th! Would you like some clues into the plot? Check out my Pinterest board for a sneak peek behind the scenes! Have you pre-ordered your ebook? They’re available at the very special pre-order price…
Hello!Happy Fourth of July to you! To celebrate the day, I’m announcing my fifth novel: Painted Faces. I’ve been hinting at it for awhile now and mentioned it in a previous interview. Now, I’m thrilled to officially announce that Painted Faces is launching around the world on July 18th! The Fourth of July is an…
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Easley. It’s a last name that’s not so common. In fact, in the United States, Easley can be traced to one ancestor. He arrived in the colony of Virginia in the early 1600s and was a French Huguenot. The family can be traced into Switzerland and they were silk merchants. Is this sounding familiar? If…