Jacque Stevens

​ Chapter 36 "A wave of fire swept through his veins and his eyes flashed open. He lay flat on his back, rain spilling over him. He turned to his side. The blue-glassed bottle lay capsized on the grass. He pushed it away with a mumbled curse, the picture of a passed-out drunk on the ground. A drunk who had freed a demon." Stone Bearers reached 80 reviews on Amazon this weekend, so as promised, I am going to share some early sketches of Mordin. Here he is in all his princely glory. Mordin’s name is a combination of Aladdin and Merlin. The Aladdin reference should be obvious to anyone who has read the prologue of Stone Bearers or even just looked at the picture of this post. The Merlin referen

Well, now that I have some reviews on here, I guess I would be remiss if I didn’t also post my favorite series of all time. I suppose this should be a hard question to answer because I enjoy so many books, but it actually isn’t. I DO have a favorite series, a fantasy series written by Tracey Hickman and Margret Weis called Death Gate. I was a teenager when I first read it. I had actually just finished their Dragonlance series and requested them for my birthday. My well-meaning mother had no idea which of their many books I meant (and even I had no idea they were so prolific) so she gave me the first book of this series, Dragon Wing. But I was perfectly willing to be flexible and dive into th