When I set out to write Ace Grant, I wanted to create a wholly American mythology. It needed to reflect our history, not simply write another Western European transplant of faye courts and vikings. Magic existed here long before those cultures arrived. Our story then is one of a fusion of cultures amid a migration full of triumph and tragedy.
Complex, sure. But I knew one thing. The protagonists? They didn’t look like me…
More than just an Urban Fantasy, Ace Grant is a uniquely American take on the genre. The folklore and history of this country run deep in what one reviewer has described as a “Southern Gothic page-turner.”
Early reviews are in! You won’t want to put this down until you’ve read the last page. – 5 star Goodreads Review I suspect this is just the start of a wild roller-coaster ride for readers, so hold on tight! – 5 star Goodreads… Read More ›
Book two in the Ace Grant, Demon Slayer series is now available for eBook pre-order. (Paperbacks are in the pipeline but will need proofing, etc. first.) Early ARC reader reports are very promising, which is a HUGE relief. At the… Read More ›
Not knowing a thing about crowdfunding, when I started this Kickstarter project, I had no clue what to expect. The outpouring of support has been nothing but inspirational and I want to again thank everyone that has contributed, shared, and… Read More ›
Since things have been moving along so nicely, I contacted Johnny Morrow and had him provide a few rough sketches. All I can say is…
THIS PROJECT MUST FUND!
I’ve got to see this image on a book. I will see this on a book – with your help!
Yep, each eBook in the main series is less than a dollar for a limited time. That’s under three bucks for nearly 1400 pages of adventure! There’s never been a better opportunity than now to launch into the Crimson Son… Read More ›
As you might suspect, Tate’s Hell is a bit less damned than our Captain thinks it might be, but I’ll have to pick up on Discovery’s adventures next weekend – and I’ve got a seriously good excuse. The next book… Read More ›
Hey. Spencer here. I’ve been online ever since I could remember. Hell, Mom posted sonogram photos on Facebook before Dad made her take them down. Down from her fake account about our fake life. Like he was worried somebody would… Read More ›
It took an epic deluge (Minnesota is more rainy and humid than I’d imagined), the sequestering of my son in his ivory tower, and sending my wife to the other side of the country to get the chance to do… Read More ›
RUSS LINTON 