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Available now: Scorpion – Book II in the Ryan Thomas Series! It’s been six months since the Scarecrow killer terrorized the small town of Westminster, Maryland, and Western Maryland College. As life slowly returns to normal, a new terror lurks in the shadows. At a local supermarket, a middle-aged woman approaches…
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Here’s a sneak peek of the first two chapters of Scorpion, which will be released on April 15, 2024. Preorder now, and don’t forget to meet the characters! Chapter I Friday, April 12, 1957 I Drip. Nine-year-old Burke Alvarez squeezed his eyes closed to clear them of the…
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The locals call Summerville, South Carolina (where I live, if you haven’t figured that out by now) “Flowertown in the Pines.” Besides the overabundance of pine trees, the town sees nature’s bounty awash every spring in color, from hot pink azaleas to purple wisteria, to delicate white dogwoods.
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The Summerville Christmas Parade is designed to promote positivity throughout the Town of Summerville while capturing the “spirit of the Christmas holiday.” The parade is a family-friendly, non-political event that aims to bring the community together to celebrate the season while representing the local traditions and Summerville hospitality.
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The Old Time Summerville Christmas, formerly known as the Tree Lighting Ceremony, this event we do annually in Summerville, South Carolina, has become one of my favorites.
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It’s official! After four months and nineteen days, I have completed the principle writing for the follow-up to “Scarecrow,” titled “Scorpion.”
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A short story. People who know me are having a proper chuckle right now.
“Short story. Right, Kev. Uh-huh.”
No. Seriously. The reason for this mistrustful reaction is fair. My writing tends to be verbose, and that’s putting it mildly. What I consider a short story could very well be a full-blown novel.
Well, not this time, all y’all! This short story barely cracks 8000 words. So, yeah…apology accepted!
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Summerville, South Carolina, where I live, is the birthplace of sweet tea and the home of the Sweet Tea Festival. It’s an event I tend not to miss. It’s also, in my opinion, the inaugural event of the festival season ’round these parts.
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The locals call Summerville, South Carolina (where I live, if you haven’t figured that out by now) “Flowertown in the Pines.” Besides the overabundance of pine trees, the town sees nature’s bounty awash every spring in color, from hot pink azaleas to purple wisteria, to delicate white dogwoods.
