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”

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.”