Current Writing Progress

Audio Getting Close…An enforcer of Havilah!!

Feel free to check out the progress bar above for a regularly updated status on how things are progressing with current projects.

Now, here’s my best guess for timelines going forward:

• Spring 2025 — To Sleep, Perchance to Dream Beta complete — Done Early!

• May 6, 2025 — The Journals of Ariel Thorne, Book 1: An Enforcer of Havilah released for print, audiobook, and Kindle

• Summer 2025 — Argonauts of the Void, Book 2: Echoes of Ancient Alchemy Draft complete

• Fall 2025 — Argonauts of the Void, Book 2: Echoes of Ancient Alchemy Beta complete

• Spring 2026 — Argonauts of the Void, Book 2: Echoes of Ancient Alchemy released for print, audiobook, and Kindle

• Fall 2026 — To Sleep, Perchance to Dream released for print, audiobook, and Kindle

• Winter 2026 — Argonauts of the Void, Book 3: Journey’s End Draft complete

• Spring 2027 — Argonauts of the Void, Book 3: Journey’s End Beta complete

• Fall 2027 — Argonauts of the Void, Book 3: Journey’s End released for print, audiobook, and Kindle

• Winter 2027 — The Journals of Ariel Thorne, Book 2: For Love of Eden Draft complete

• Spring 2028 — The Journals of Ariel Thorne, Book 2: For Love of Eden Beta complete

• Summer 2028 — The Journals of Ariel Thorne, Book 2: For Love of Eden released for print, audiobook, and Kindle

To Sleep, Perchance to Dream got done sooo quickly that I actually took a couple weeks off over Christmas which was really nice. Now, I’m back in the saddle with Book 2 for the Argonauts series. As you can see from the bars above, It’s in audio production now so should be released within the next month or so.

Even more exciting, I had a creative epiphany yesterday and wanted to share it here because it relates to future books.

I now know the general plot for the last Argonauts of the Void book. The working title is Journey’s End, but that could definitely change. The interesting part, well beyond the whole book (I hope), is that there is a connection between Argonauts Book 3, and The Journals of Ariel Thorne, Book 2. What I haven’t quite decided is whether Ariel 2 closes out that series or if there will be a third book to do so. Right now, I’m leaning toward Ariel being a two book series, but like so many things, that could definitely change.

As always, you can certainly hold my feet to the fire here and make sure there are no slip-ups, but you can see, at least for right now, everything is on track based on the timelines above.