In the Her Dark Sins the first book of the "Shadows of Truth Series" that may be discovered. A YA Urban Fantasy that addresses worldly issues and inspired by 'comic heroes' and 'anime'. It is an enjoyable read of laughs, uniquely diverse characters to love (or hate), and a few thoughtful topics that are relevant/seen in every day life. 

Soon to be on Amazon both ebook and print, I hope you will enjoy the first book (and possible the next one to come).

Today on Amazon you can buy the Ebook "Game of Survival" for ONLY $0.99. For people of all ages, race, and sex if you enjoy Fantasy with a female (black) lead with vast colorful and morally gray characters that are fighting for survival in a realm where discrimination and hatred run deep, but hope, love, friendship, and sacrifice can be found even in the darkest of times. You'll also enjoy small tales of magic, gods, and demons if that too tickles your fantasy. It is also available in paperback, ready for the holidays.

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VVCPNHQ

So you decided to work on that idea that has been simmering in your head for some time now, even better, you have someone to bounce your ideas off of and they you. What couldn't be better? Whether it was family, friend, co-worker, or stranger that you met on a writing forum, you both came together and sat down to say "Let's write thing". It might not be the greatest thing, it might be the best thing in the world, or you might just keep it to yourself. The fact of the matter is, you both decided to trust and test out each other's strength. Yes, there will be ups and downs, but you listen to one another and don't judge or criticize. There are disagreements but you aren't butting heads like raging bulls. No one questions the other individual of their skills but they talk to one another.

That is important, that is team work.

Seems the most I blog and write here, though every so often, is at night. I wonder who is a night owl here? That being said, how is everyone's Nanowrimo going on? Have you got further or have you started out an outline? Are you editing? Whatever you're doing or started is well worth it! I never thought I would even START Nanowrimo; let alone have 14K written so far on my Cyberpunk WIP. I kind of like where it's going, though I am not sure if I am touching on the Cyberpunk too much, but that is what drafts, edits, and Beta's are. So, let's talk Nano projects if you will, comment on my post or my Twitter.

Also, let me know if you think "Night time Blogger" should be a thing!

So, incidentally I missed Septembers blog update and I apologize for not being as active as I should on this website. It's been hard trying to update, maintain it, and therefore have a presence on social media when most of the time in order to have a presence there has to be (most often) money involved and as many of us know, life has a way of making things difficult, but I shall do what I can. I've been thinking of doing Booktubes, live reading on Instagram, even posting snippets of book two's draft to send out to people's mailing list to those who subscribed. I am also - as the title suggest - going to (or hope to participate in Nanowrimo). It is a Cyberpunk WIP (work in progress) I've always wanted to try my hand at it and maybe that could be something I could send out snippets as well because I do want my author's page to have several books and not just the Final Destiny Trilogy (I do wish I was a speedy typer but we all have our paths to lead, this is just mine, I guess). Anyway, I'll keep all those posted so subscribe to my website and follow me on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram (username TRTELLS). Until next time!

So, I'm writing this as I sit in front of my screen because as an author/ghostwriter sometimes the "ideas" and "outlines" never come when you need it and while that's
just one of the drawbacks, I feel like if I would have made writing a habit or a constant I would be having less of these "struggles".

We all know the saying "Practice makes Perfect" well that too can apply to writing. No you aren't supposed to slave over a computer until your eyes bleed or fingers fall off (Good Heavens don't do that!) but getting into the habit of things might just help (like not biting your nails, yes, you might still do it but if you practice not to put your fingers in your mouth - maybe remembering how much dirt and germs you touch every single day might gross you out - you soon become in the habit of not biting your nails.

So the same logic applies for writing - You might be able to plan/outline a little easier or get into the habit of every day or every other day (or wen you have a chance) to write 50 to 100 words. Remember doing Crossroad puzzles? Or Word games? Doing those every so often, trains your brain, and keeps your mind active.
However you do it, even if its only for a few minutes, that's enough to train your brain to learn the habit because in the long run it could help you.

With it being the end of August, I wanted to make up for the lack of posts. Yesterday night I finished the first draft of my second novel to the Final Destiny trilogy which is to be named (Game of Life and Death). I'll be doing a second draft sometime in a few weeks. That moment when you create something is like a shock and excited feeling bubbling inside. I'm really eager to make the third and final book but slow and steady wins the race as they say. In the meantime of taking a break from the first draft, I am working on a compendium, which will be a collection of short stories about the gods of my world.

I'll be sure to keep everyone posted with how the second book, its edits, the compendium, and about the cover reveal for book two (though I have an idea about that).