A Life Filled With Stories
I’ve spent my life in roles that put me face-to-face with all kinds of people. Cops. Criminals. Tech teams. TV crews. Millionaires. And, many folks who almost defy description.
Those real-world encounters trained my eye as a novelist. They taught me how people speak when they’re afraid, what they hide, what they reveal by accident, and how contradictions live comfortably inside a single human being.
But my understanding of story didn’t come from theory alone. It was earned through the long, demanding work of writing, editing, and finishing novels.
I am the author of six novels.
And each novel required drafts that failed, revisions that clarified, and the discipline to carry a story from first sentence to final page. That process taught me what sustains narrative momentum, how structure holds under pressure, and why most creative advice breaks down halfway through a book.
Today, that lived experience shapes the way I help writers. Not with formulas, but with principles tested across full-length fiction.
Principles drawn from actually doing the work, returning to the page, and finishing what many writers only begin.
My Novels
Brain-implant chips. Murder. Tied into the world's largest tech company.
The husband of a vice presidential hopeful is kidnapped. → Find Out More
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Computer geek Thomas Bridger has created the killer political app.
Eight people are about to find love. But with the wrong person!
What if you could only see the world in black-and-white?
Macie's dream is to be the greatest Ricochet player of all time.
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