How Power, Instinct & Connection Shape the Highland Rift Pack
I love grounded magic — the kind that sits quietly in the background, shaping tension without overwhelming the world. That’s the flavour you’ll find in a lot of my favourite…
I love grounded magic — the kind that sits quietly in the background, shaping tension without overwhelming the world. That’s the flavour you’ll find in a lot of my favourite…
Paranormal romance has a very specific kind of pull — the kind that hits somewhere between the heart and the gut. It’s magic and emotion tangled together, danger and desire…
When people hear “paranormal thriller" or "urban fantasy, "they often expect dramatic magic—flashing spells, shapeshifters, or high-octane supernatural battles. But Death & Visions doesn’t work like that. There’s no wand-waving,…
There’s something about urban fantasy that grabs me by the collar and doesn’t let go. It’s the genre where magic collides with motorways, monsters lurk behind corner shops, and the…
Edinburgh isn’t just a backdrop in Blurred Lines. It’s a character. A city of stone and rhythm, of winding closes and wide, watchful skies. It’s beautiful—and it feels familiar. But…
There’s something magical about a series, isn’t there? One book can sweep you away… but a series lets you stay. You get to linger in the world, follow characters through…
In Blurred Lines, Seer power isn’t chosen. It’s inherited—and it always comes at a cost. All Seers are women, and the ability passes down through bloodlines. But only one woman…
When Seers became the backbone of justice, their influence didn’t stop at the courtroom. It spread. Into media. Into education. Into the way people understand history, identity, and each other.…
From Tuesday afternoon through to Friday morning, I joined twelve other writers for a writing retreat on the shores of Loch Lomond. I arrived the day before, which gave me…
In Blurred Lines, the Coalition of Seers is central to the story’s world. Their rise wasn’t marked by war or revolution. It was slower than that. More inevitable. Seers began…