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New Eco-Thriller Coming Soon from the California Coast

Leave a Comment / Incident at Cougar Creek, Kumeyaay Natives, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Mother Earth, mountain lions, pandemic, PTSD, pumas, romance, Santa Cruz, science, shape shifters, social justice, surfing, wounded warrior, writing /

In a land where nature is unraveling, a brutal murder and a supernatural secret bring together veteran Army Ranger Colin Dawson and a young Native American woman, positing the fantastical question: Can mutations in epigenetic DNA activated by the recent wave of climate havoc induced pandemics turn humans into shape shifters? When beasts walk as humans, love is the rarest survival skill of all. 

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Why the Protagonist is a Surfer

Leave a Comment / Calilfornia, surfing, Writing Fruit of the Devil /

I’ve always loved the ocean. My mother used to tell me that the ocean will “cure anything that ails you.” My older sister taught me to comb the tidepools and to bodysurf in Laguna Beach, not long after I learned to walk. I rode my first wave at Huntington Beach pier, wearing an inch-thick neoprene

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