Meet Ben Fieldstone from A Human Element, book 1 in the Element Trilogy! He often finds himself in dire circumstances. You may wonder, can he be saved? More importantly, can he be saved from himself? YES or NO. Choose one and comment why you think so to enter for a chance to win one of three Kindle copies of the award-winning, bestselling A Hidden Element, book 2 in the Element Trilogy! Win and you could follow Ben into a new world of paranormal mystery and murder. Winner picked September 8th.
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Meet Ben Fieldstone from A Human Element, book 1 in the Element Trilogy! He often finds himself in dire circumstances. You may wonder, can he be saved? More importantly, can he be saved from himself? YES or NO. Choose one and comment why you think so to enter for a chance to win one of three Kindle copies of the award-winning, bestselling A Hidden Element, book 2 in the Element Trilogy! Win and you could follow Ben into a new world of paranormal mystery and murder. Winner picked September 8th.
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I'm over at author Kristina Stanley's blog this week talking about some of my favorite characters - monsters! In some movies and books the monsters are obvious. But are the monsters inside us? Come share!
And if you haven't met X-10, the villain of A Human Element, I dare ya....
Exclusive X-10 Interview...Evil lurks within...
Did you have a happy childhood?
What’s happiness? A word you people use when you have nothing else to say. An empty word representing your pitiful emotions. 
Meet the mysterious man in black from the newly re-released paranormal suspense novel, A Human Element, and read an excerpt with him. He is a Watcher! Read how watchers are my favorite kind of characters.
Interview with The Man in Black
Where do you dream of traveling to and why?
I wish to go the place my natural father came from. A place thousands of light years away. Their planet is dying. Their sun is nearly burned out. But if I can be with my people, perhaps I can belong somewhere.
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Watchers. My favorite fictional figures that hover on the sidelines weaving in and out of the story. They change lives.
You may know them as guardians, guides, mentors, or allies. They help the hero on his journey by blocking them, guiding them, or even saving them. They can be a mysterious and dark overseer or a jolly and light eccentric. They ultimately save the hero or motivate him to save himself.
In my suspense novel, A Human Element, I created The Man in Black as a watcher. He is