The winter rains have set in here in the Pacific Northwest, and I can’t think of a better way to while away the dark evenings than by reading a good book. Speaking of which . . .
Hidden Enemy has been released!
Emelynn Taylor’s discovery of a forbidden book threatens to expose dangerous secrets. Two powerful factions clash: one ancient, one evil. And both of them want a piece of her. Not even her gift of flight will save her. Emelynn must form an uneasy partnership with a dangerous man and risk her gift and her future to protect her friends’ lives.
Read the book reviewers call Passionate, Exhilarating, and A superbly crafted fantasy thriller.
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Hidden Enemy will be available for a limited time for $0.99. If you’re missing the second book in the series, now’s the time to grab it. If you pre-ordered it, it will already be in your inbox.
Get ready for a binge read. The Gift Legacy is releasing a book every two weeks, including two brand new books in January 2019!
Get your copy of Hidden Enemy from your favourite retailer right here.
The $0.99 sale on Secret Sky will end soon. Get your copy at the discounted price while you can!

Hidden Enemy was formerly titled The Gift: Revelation. If you own one of the originals, congratulations! You now have a collector’s edition. The third stand-alone book in the series, Burning Lies (formerly The Gift: Redemption) will be dropping on December 11. As always, I’d love to hear your feedback. Just hit reply or contact me via the social media buttons.




Secret Sky replaces Awakening. If you want the original cover, get it now. I’ll be removing this edition from sales channels in the coming days.
Yes, that’s me. I’m going baroque for Halloween. How about you? (Dress meticulously designed and made by Kerri Davis, photo credit Michael Rapati.)
It’s ready, and I’m thrilled to share it with you! The cover reveal: The Gift: Betrayal (Update: in 2019, Lover Betrayed replaced Betrayal). The design by Katarina Meglic, a local graphic designer, matches the mood and style of the other original covers in the series. The cover also recreates the opening scene of the book. Credit and gratitude for the original photographs goes to talented local photographer, Annette Reinhart.
