Iced Mocha Recipe
I LOVE coffee but in the summer I crave cool drinks so I came up with this iced mocha recipe which tastes similar to an iced mocha you would get in a coffee shop but with fewer calories. To make mine, I … Read More
Erik’s POV: Spending the Night with Brittany
For all the Erik fans out there, the genetically engineered hottie is back to tell you more of his side of the story. Note: This includes SPOILERS for those of you who haven’t read book 1, The Samantha Project. The … Read More
Super Easy Pizza Recipe
I usually write about my books, but I was thinking I should mix it up now and then with a recipe. My background is in food science and nutrition and when I’m not writing fiction, I’m often developing recipes for magazines … Read More
Colin's POV: Suspicions About Erik
Note: This contains SPOILERS for those who haven’t read The Golden Couple. In my last couple posts I let Erik share his thoughts. But I’ve heard from a lot of Colin fans out there, so I figured he should get … Read More
Erik Meets Samantha at the Diner: Erik’s POV
Sometimes I write simply as a creative exercise, meaning I’m not writing anything related to a freelance assignment or one of my books. I just pick a topic and write. That’s how I ended up with this short scene in … Read More
Tips to Beat Writer’s Block
People always ask writers how they get over writer’s block so I’m here to offer some tips that work for me. Luckily, I don’t get writer’s block very often. But I do have days when things don’t feel right. It’s … Read More
The Mysterious Golden Ratio featured in The Golden Couple
If you’ve read The Golden Couple, book 2 in The Samantha Project series, you’re familiar with the golden ratio. If you haven’t read the book yet, don’t worry! I’m not giving away any big spoilers–just a small one at the … Read More
Tips for Catching Typos
I just got the manuscript for book 3 in The Samantha Project series back from my proofreader. The pages were pretty clean so that was good. But as I put the changes in, I noticed a few typos that weren’t … Read More