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The Storm Is Coming
A peek behind the door of Boucherie Breakdown, the soon to release Big Uneasy Mystery series eleven!
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Ancient Tech. Modern Trouble. No Backup.
You know it’s bad when the bird is nervous.
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What “Romantic Science Fiction” Is (and Isn’t)
Romantic science fiction isn’t exactly romance. And it isn’t exactly science fiction. It’s both—and neither. Confused? Don’t worry, you’re not alone!
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🚀 Back in Space, Lost in NOLA, and a Cyborg Named Tim
New releases and book news!
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Why I Wrote Soc Au’ Lait Stiff
I was born in what I’d consider a fairly austere state. It’s not Puritan level, because we do have rodeos, a lot of bars, and more guns per capita than any other state in the Union. My growing up years tilted more toward the austere side—except for the guns. What I’m trying to say is…
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Pirogue Wipe Out Release Day!!!
No one is going to get what they want this time. No-nonsense Coast Guard agent, Dan Baker finds himself going where he doesn’t want to go (the swamp) and feeling what he never thought he’d feel (in love or in like). He really hopes the mysterious Gemma isn’t the murderer because he doesn’t want or…
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Three Days to Pirogue Wipe Out
In three days, Pirogue Wipe Out, the seventh book in my Big Uneasy series will release. Three days. I am a little excited about this. When I wrote the first book, Relatively Risky, their were thirteen Baker siblings, so that meant I planned to write at least thirteen books. There will actually be fourteen books,…
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Double Breaking News! #newrelease
I usually only post twice a week, but I have breaking news. I actually have double breaking news! If you look closely at the image, you might guess that my first bit of news is! Okay, I’ll just tell you! I have split my website into two basic genres! I don’t know about you, but I…
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Jean Lafitte and the Louisiana Swamps
One of the places that both fascinated and creeped me out, were the swamps! In fact, key parts of New Orleans were swamp until we learned how to drain the water. Our house was several feet below sea level–something I found unnerving, having been raised at nearly 2400 feet above sea level. The area of…