When I finished Hunter Claimed, I wasn’t quite ready to say goodbye to Ellie and Karl. Their story felt complete, but I wanted to explore what happens after the big battles are over. What does everyday life look like when you’re in love with a Wendigo? That’s how Hunter Revealed was born. This bonus novellaContinue reading “Why I Wrote a Bonus Short Story”
Category Archives: Author’s Note
Monsters, Diplomacy, and the Cost of Belonging
When I started writing The Clans’ Ward, I knew I wanted to tell a story about supernatural creatures fighting for independence. That idea shaped the political backdrop of the series and drove many of the conflicts in the first two books. But by the time I reached Hunter Claimed, my attention had shifted toward aContinue reading “Monsters, Diplomacy, and the Cost of Belonging”
Folklore, Fear, and Finding Your Place
When I started writing The Clans’ Ward, I wanted a story that grew from the ground beneath my feet—one shaped by Quebec landscapes, local legends, and the uncomfortable feeling of living between worlds. Hunter Betrayed is rooted in folklore, but it’s also driven by questions of identity, autonomy, and survival in a world where powerContinue reading “Folklore, Fear, and Finding Your Place”
Yes or No? Check One.
Every project starts with a simple idea—or sometimes a downright strange one. The spark behind The Clans’ Ward series caught me a bit off guard, but in the end, the idea was far too tempting to let slip away: What if supernatural creatures were separatists too? Like half of Quebec’s population? People who know meContinue reading “Yes or No? Check One.”
Welcome to My Worlds
An Author’s Note Stories have always been my way of making sense of the world. I am a fantasy and science‑fiction author from Québec, Canada, and I write about worlds that are broken, hopeful, strange, and resilient—much like our own. My novels explore what happens when ordinary people are pushed into extraordinary circumstances, when societiesContinue reading “Welcome to My Worlds”
