I've loved ancient Egypt for as long as I can remember. The theology, the magick, the sense that the universe runs on laws both visible and hidden. It shaped me as a reader and eventually as a writer. So when I say Pauline Gedge gets it right in The Scroll of Saqqara, I say that as someone who has spent years walking those sands in books, in imagination, and in real life. So, what about this book? Amazon sez Prince Khaemwaset, son of Ramesses II and revered physician, longs f

Since it's Valentine’s Day and I'm fascinated by lovers and Egyptology, I wanted to share a romance among the Egyptologists. A Reluctant Romance tells the story of an unlikely couple whose passion for each other equaled their passion for Egyptology. Hilda and Flinders Petrie, noted Egyptologists, shaped England's Manchester Museum Egyptology collection. So, this Valentine's Day, rest assured. Yes, you can find love in the most unexpected places and, sometimes, opposites reall

I am motivated to publish this year, and my goals for 2022 reflect that motivation. Since it's the last day of the first month, I decided to share those goals. Without further ado, my goals: Edit final draft of Something Wiccan This Way Comes Finish and do final draft edit of Season of the Witch Prepare Queen of Heka and Reeds of Time for release Format all four books for release by the end of June 2022 First draft of The May Babies Ball and hopefully do a final draft edit Le