My novels are all about making the ephemeral real.

Oversoul, Inc. is told through the eyes of a spirit guide, chronicling his quest to keep his young charge aligned with his destiny to meet the woman of his dreams. Aftersight follows four teens who gain the ability to perceive the afterlife and are recruited to a school in England for psychic sensitives. The Cromwell Benefactor tells the story of two spiritualists in the 1880s who attempt to bequeath their vast fortune to their future reincarnated selves in order to complete a vital mission they were unable to accomplish in their present lives. And The Kaladrious Saga is a sweeping science fiction series about a planet where advanced souls incarnate for their final lifetimes—and the corrupt new souls who threaten to trap them once more in the long cycle of reincarnation.

I love stories about the paranormal, but I’ve grown weary of movies and novels that sensationalize them beyond the point of believability. My own stories are grounded in experiences that feel true to life, without relying on over-the-top narratives to capture the reader’s imagination. After all, the universe is fascinating enough without the need to exaggerate it.