The Sibyl and the Thief has not only received a glowing review from Publisher's Weekly, it has received the "Editor's Pick" designation. You can't get any better than that! I received my review through BookLife, which is Publisher's Weekly indie branch. This review actually brought tears to my eyes—as an author, you sometimes wonder what … Continue reading The Sibyl and the Thief: Critical Darling!
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The Sibyl and the Thief Available Now!
The Sibyl and the Thief, my most recent YA fantasy novel, has released this week and is now available to purchase! Where to find it? Amazon Canada Amazon US Kindle edition Barnes & Noble About The Sibyl and the Thief A girl cursed with invisibility, a blind weaver who sees more than she should, an … Continue reading The Sibyl and the Thief Available Now!
On the Way Up
Kirkus Book Review has come in - and I'm walking on sunshine!
Gothic Books
Get into the haunted season with these haunting gothic book recommendations
Circus Books
Circuses are both fascinating and terrifying. I always feel I'm on the edge between consciousness and dreaming in a circus. Everything is a little loopy, and a little off-centre.
Horror: Middle Grade Edition
Middle grade is the perfect time to introduce kids to horror. Kids are able to get carried away by the magic of the story to a place where monsters exist ... and can be overcome.
War and Remembrance
Remembrance Day is a time to reflect on the horrors of war. Here are some of my favourite war-time novels - none of them glorify war, but rather highlight the devastating consequences and human costs that come with the fallout.