We were tired, slightly injured, and were both ripe with a hiker stench that would take about a dozen showers to cleanse. Though I wanted to kiss him and tell him my feelings, I just couldn't at the time. It turned out to be one of my biggest regrets.

Five months and several adventures later, we completed the hike and walked into Canada to celebrate. Suddenly, the idea of not having him in my life was heartbreaking. Throughout the journey, we had never been intimate or even confessed feelings for one another.

l headed out to do the trek solo, but just twenty miles in at Lake Moreno State Park, I met a tall, handsome fellow named Daniel. We had just missed a big kick-off event in the park by a week or so putting most of the hikers ahead of us. Daniel and I decided to hike together.

After graduating with a business degree, I needed a long break before jumping into the workforce full-time. I decided to hike the 2,653-mile Pacific Crest Trail that stretched from Mexico to Canada through California, Oregon, and Washington.

I grew up in a rural town in the Deep South until moving away to college where I worked construction on weekends and during the summer to pay for it all.

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I've never done a mood board but maybe I should. 🙂

I love sci-fi as well and wish I was smart enough to write it. Writing good sci-fi takes a totally different type of brain.

The main characters are gay, and it is set in a medieval fantasy setting.

I'm afraid I'm not that far along just yet. Thanks for asking, though. Maybe one day...

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Those are big steps!

Thank you! I was pleased with my cover artist's interpretation. Yes, markings on the backs of my main characters play an important role in the story. 🙂

Truth!

Impressive!

I completely agree!

Thanks for showing an interest in my books! I'm still just learning the best ways to distribute the books. Besides Amazon, the eBooks are available on Kobo.

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