First things first: my second novel, Nicholas of Haiti is now available. It is an all new story, and NOT the sequel to Assault on Saint Agnes – that’s coming in the next 12 months.

Here are the links:

Kindle, print, and audio book versions.

Audio book cover on the left, Kindle cover on the right.

Now, on to the famous part: Frank Rajkowski, a reporter for KSTP did a wonderful article on Santa from the business perspective and was kind enough to feature me. Please take a few minutes to head over to the site and read the article. It’s way nicer than I probably deserve, and it was humbling to be asked to represent the local Santa group, North Star Santas.

Next, the widely read book blog by Amanda Geaney, Christian Shelf-Esteem, featured my story today. I talk about how Nicholas of Haiti came to be, and how God influenced the work. Okay, He wrote the book and I just typed. It’s that simple. Please take the time to read some of the other reviews, she does a great job covering Christian fiction, and was very gracious in allowing me to post my story.

There will also be an interview on Minnesota Public Radio, and another major review (I’m hoping it’s kind) coming in the next 10 days.

I hope that all of you who like what you read here will buy a copy of my book. All proceeds for the Kindle and paperback versions are being donated to charity, I’m only keeping the royalties on the audio book. Nicholas of Haiti is a great read for book groups, and it contains discussion questions following the book to guide the conversation.

As always, be blessed and I’ll be back soon.

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NEW BOOK IS OUT!

My second novel, Nicholas of Haiti, is now available. Go fetch your credit card for the Kindle, print, and audio book versions. This is not a sequel to Assault on Saint Agnes, but a unique book in the speculative Christian fiction world.

Audio book cover on the left, Kindle cover on the right.

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