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Contracts defined Alex’s life. He made them. He fulfilled them.

He was a professional—patient, methodical, untouched by emotion. That discipline was what made him lethal.

Everything changed when he took the job to kill Bryce Phillips. No amount of preparation accounted for Bryce. For the first time, Alex found himself distracted, and distraction wasn't only dangerous, it was bad for business. It meant the mechanic had to be eliminated—quickly.

Only, could he?

This was one job, Alex was beginning...

When I first had the idea for A Job Well Done, I started typing fast and furiously. I knew I wanted a cold, professional hitman—Alex—who falls under the pull of the man he’s supposed to kill. But that raised a big question: how do you make someone like that half of a believable HEA? How do you make him feel worthy of someone as wholesome as Bryce?

The answer was balance. I had to keep Alex dangerous, while letting small cracks show the man he could be. Writing is often a process of discovery,...

I’m in that odd holding pattern every author knows too well—the moment when everything that can be done is already done. The writing, the revising, the back-and-forth with my editor, the formatting, the cover, the publishing checklist… all of it’s behind me. Promotion for my new M/M romance release, A Job Well Done, is officially in motion. And now?

Now I wait.

And honestly? The waiting might be harder than the writing. At least when I’m drafting, my hands are busy and my brain has somewhere to...

A Job Well Done is now available for pre-order on Amazon. Now the hard part, getting the word out. I find that writing is easier than publishing.