Can we really all be connected by the same
energy field, the same power, the same
consciousness? Even with countless odd
occurrences happening around him and
a supernatural awareness blooming within
him, Eric Horton still finds the concept
hard to believe. But he must open his mind
to all the possibilities before him if he is to
succeed in saving what he could never
forgive himself for losing.
Can a spirit from the past come back to help us solve a problem in the present?
Coming 2021
Marcie is spending her summer working on the archeological dig that her mother runs: Angel Mounds, a site of an ancient indigenous civilization. Soon after she arrives, she meets some intriguing individuals, and becomes wrapped up in a supernaturally-charged mission to save the planet from the destruction man has brought upon itself.
Available June 2020!
Skokie Lagoons
I grew up not far from the Skokie Lagoons in Northfield, IL. In fact I drove past them several times a week in high school and college on the way to various waitressing jobs in Northfield. I fictionalized them for THE FIELD and they actually play a key part in the story, Earlier this summer I...
What is the double meaning of THE FIELD?
My YA novel, THE FIELD is really about two fields (actually three, but telling you would be a spoiler and I want to see if anyone even figures it out, Evil laugh.) The first field is the soccer field ~obvious from the cover. Eric is a soccer goal keeper competing for the starting spot on...
THE FIELD publishes October 12th! Launch Party October 10th!
It’s less than a month until the official launch date of THE FIELD! We’re having a Launch Party to celebrate on Thursday, October 10th. Come Join us! 4 Kids Toys & Books 7pm Pizza! Cupcakes! Book Raffle! Signed copies of THE FIELD! 4450 Weston Pointe Dr  Zionsville, IN 46077  ...
Review of THE FIELD by Kirkus Reviews
The first review of The Field by a major reviewer. Whoo hoo! 🙂 “Readers will appreciate the fast-paced, compelling drama. A good choice for people who hope there’s more to space than space.” ~  Kirkus Reviews...
