A cry went out as the village reeled from the danger it was facing. Human traffickers were raiding isolated communities along the coast of Africa, capturing native men, women, and children, taking them hostage. These people were ripped from the only lives they knew and their culture, handed down for generations, would now be devastated
In the tiny hamlet of Lang, sits an enchanting site. Old log homes, once belonging to the early settlers who migrated to the area, are a feature of this historic village. Old buildings, which once housed local businesses, have been relocated here as well, all restored to how they would have appeared a couple hundred
After reconnecting with a cousin who travelled to Scotland to research our family history, he told me about his tour of the gardens at Drummond Castle. Upon seeing the photos, I was reminded of a story I had written two years ago. When I went back and reread my story, I decided to retitle it
GREAT NEWS! I will be at the Miami Book Fair, signing copies of my book, The Call of the Yukon. Below is a link to the book fair’s home page, as well as the dates and location of the event. When my signing time is finalized, I will be sure to add those details. I
Now that I have finished the ongoing story set in the Yukon, I wanted to share I am working on a detailed account of the life of Steward, one of my favorite characters. This time, however, I am working in collaboration with my wife, who is writing the book with me. Steward’s Journey is well
Great news! My latest book, The Ironware Store, is in production. This is the final book in the ongoing saga of the family of fur trappers who live in the Yukon. It has been forwarded to the design team and should be available any day for the final editing process. Hopefully it will be available
