The Exploration and Exploitation of Words
I was recently invited to chat with them about my books, my writing journey, things I've learned along the way, and how I come up with the crazy languages I put in all my books. (and a few more things, too!)
I am blown away delighted by this amazing review of Misericorde and simply had to share it. 🙂
In the year 2446, the world exists as a mere shell of what it used to be. The Great Catalyst tore the human race apart as the Horsemen rode. War, Pestilence, Famine… All that remains to ride is Death.
Archangel Tzadkiel, Angel of Mercy, had taken the task upon himself to find one human on the planet who understands what mercy is. Humans are a vile species, though, and as his journey nears its end, he fears he may never find that person. When he is captured by the soldiers of The Bastion, hope wanes even further.
A mere scullery maid, Lourdes hears screams from her room every night. They break her heart and haunt her nightmares, and even though she doesn’t even know who they come from, she swear to find him and help him.
When she does exactly that, though, Lourdes discovers she’s opened a door that she…
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My first ever podcast presentation, and Misericorde's debut on the airwaves.
Let me tell you some stories about my family. They’re so ridiculous you may think they’re fiction. Like the time I went to a drive-in X-rated movie without realizing my parents were in the next car!
A Unique Interview between the characters of a book!
Do you want to see the future? Be careful what you ask for...
A journey on the high seas, and from mountain heights to cavern depths on an epic quest to save the future of magic.
A heart-stopping, devastating, but ultimately uplifting story about loyalty, love and forgiveness.
MY REVIEW: If you’re looking for a Fey fantasy book with a well rounded blend of good and evil, all warped into one climatic adventure… then look no further than The Reviled, by Cynthia A. Morgan. It’s the first book in a series, and I look forward to reading the next books in the set!... Continue Reading →
“Book Review: The Prisoner of the Castle of Enlightenment” Reviewed by Rosa Kumar A dark fairytale romance set in the intellectual landscape of Enlightenment France If you’ve ever wanted to read a fresh version of Beauty and the Beast, and when I say fresh, I mean dark, sensual, and dotted with Enlightenment-era philosophical discussions, then…Book Review:... Continue Reading →
