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- Shadow of Honor Preorder Campaign Update
  May 28, 2022
  A massive THANK YOU to all my amazing readers!! You made the Shadow of Honor Preorder Campaign a massive success!! All Hardcover swag packs have been claimed. We started with 50 and those were claimed on the first day! So, I opened up for 20 more packets, and those were …
- Shadow of Honor Preorder Campaign … May the Fourth Be With You
  May 4, 2022
  To celebrate May the Fourth (Be With You), I am launching the official SHADOW OF HONOR PREORDER CAMPAIGN!! SHADOW OF HONOR is book 3 of The Droseran Saga and will release June 14th from Enclave Publishing! The preorder campaign will run from May 4th to June 13th Eastern. …
- WILLOW Now Available!
  April 22, 2022
  HOOAH!! I am so excited for you to read and journey with Willow Metcalfe in her story, WILLOW, which is NOW AVAILABLE across online retail sites. When you dive in, you’ll recognize larger-than-life character, Chijioke Okorie, who is best friends with Cole “Tox” Russell of The Tox Files. BUY WILLOW …

Fast-Rope Into Ronie’s Life

INTRODUCING Cyril D002, a retired military working dog we adopted from JBSA-Lackland San Antonio in January 2022. Cyril is a German Shepherd Dog/Belgian Malinois (Shepinois) mix who is 3 years old. Cyril was diagnosed with a compressed nerve in his spine, which caused him to end up on a medical hold. During this hold, Cyril grew stressed and anxious. He hated being left in the kennels and not working and became “gear aggressive.” His anxiety grew until the medical team felt the best solution for this sensitive but intense guy was to retire him, get him out of kennel life. When we met him in December 2021 for the first time, he was a very sweet boy, sitting quietly and totally working those brown eyes. When we returned in January for adoption, we were shocked to discover they had doubled his meds–without communicating that with the behaviorist, who was shocked to learn that–and he was quite drugged.

After an hour-long conversation with the MWD behaviorist, Brian felt Cyril was still right for us, so we went ahead with the adoption. To say he’s a handful is a massive understatement, and this gorgeous, hard-hitting boy has really challenged us. We’ve spent thousands already to get him the training he needs to divert his leash aggression, and while we’ve made big inroads, this guy has a long way to go until he figures out what “home” means (and that our sectional sofa is NOT one big massive bite sleeve). I am excited to see this guy’s personality re-emerge as he’s now down to only one anxiety med and we’ll soon wean him off that.