Josh Aterovis

Very true. He's maybe taken on a bit too much? (I wouldn't know how that feels at all....)

Yes, he does... Killian is slowly learning balance, but I think that's hard for many of us.

To be fair, when isn't Judy at least a little strange?

We all have secrets, don't we?

Happy to have you along for the ride!

Oh it will be broughten...

Oh wow! Surprising to see Bleeding Hearts back on the charts!

When I woke up the next morning, I was still uncomfortable with the idea of investigating Jake. I'd slept fitfully, perhaps because my conscience wouldn't allow me a peaceful night's rest. I tumbled out of bed and sleepwalked through my morning routine of shower, dressing, and a quick breakfast. Arriving at the Knox's house a little early, I parked across the street and a couple of doors past his house, then slumped down behind the wheel of my car to wait for him to leave. I was having

Only time — and about 32 chapters — will tell...

Micah didn't pick up when I called, so I left a message saying I was ready to talk. I thought about being somewhat more forthcoming, but then decided that news of the sort I had to share would be better delivered in person. I hadn't heard from Micah by the time I went to bed. The next morning, I'd tailed Mr. Knox, the allegedly unfaithful husband, to his job, checked in with my buddy at the receptionist desk, and finally went to the office to finish a little paperwork before my first c

That's so real, and absolutely fair. I would be the same way. In fact, I wrote the damn things, and I'm like that sometimes...

I have always found him to be absolutely charming!

Ah, the experience and wisdom of age speaks! 😉 Funny you should say that. One of the shows I'm in right now closes next weekend (then I'll only be working on two shows!), and is happening in the home of one of JW's neighbors (I've been fortunate enough to have been to JW's house on two occasions, one of which he gave us a personal tour of his home, and both he and the house were absolutely lovely). They are a rather...well-to-do, eccentric gay couple and they are an absolute delight. They LOVE to tell tales and have a story for every object in their house, of which there are MANY (that's actually the basis of our show, which is called COLLECTIONS). One of them was telling a story about an small art object in their house and started it off with, "We were at our neighbor's house...oh, you know, the fellow who makes movies..." He was referring to John Waters. 🤣

Ooh, I can't wait to see if anything has changed from what you remember. I'm honestly not that sure... 🤣

Woohoo! Isn't Seth always cryptic?

Definitely not. Just a very tired individual with a very supportive, very understanding partner (who is maybe just a little tired of me always being in a meeting of some sort). LOL

Hello Friends! My life is super duper crazy right now, so my posting schedule may be a little slower on this one. I'm working on three shows, four books, buying a house and moving, and balancing my personal life with a VERY busy work schedule. Expect at least one chapter a week, and I'll throw in some extra when I can! Thank you for reading and your support!

We are all liars, because The truth of yesterday becomes a lie tomorrow, Whereas letters are fixed, And we live by the letter of truth. The love I feel for my friend, this year, Is different from the love I felt last year. If it were not so, it would be a lie. Yet we reiterate love! love! love! As if it were a coin with a fixed value Instead of a flower that dies, and opens a different bud. ~D. H. Lawrence~ We like to imagine

I sat slumped in my chair, eyes on the clock, counting the seconds until I was free while the professor droned in the background. I'd stopped listening at least half an hour earlier. Luckily for me, he wasn't saying anything of real importance. The class was a complete waste of time. The professor had a love affair with the sound of his own voice, and we students were mere voyeurs. I could have simply read the book and showed up for the tests, and done just as well. Unfortunately, attendance cou

When private investigator Killian Kendall takes on two new cases, he expects challenges — but not the kind that cut so close to home. A murder tied to his boyfriend’s past threatens their future, while a friend’s secret life drags Killian into a dangerous game of cat and mouse. As lies unravel and loyalties are tested, Killian learns that in a world built on secrets, the truth of yesterday becomes a lie tomorrow.

Thank you! I did write that, though it took a lot of rewrites to get to this version!

I feel like I should warn you that this book is a bit of a tragedy (the only one I've ever written) just to brace you for what's to come... 😬

Thank you! 🖤

Coming soon...

Killian when he gets one of his feelings...probably...