If you’re at this site, it’s most likely for one of the following reasons:
1. You’ve read my work and are interested in reading more.
2. You’ve stumbled upon my site and will hopefully read my work and enjoy it.
3. You’re a facebook friend who I’ve guilted into following my blog at the risk of being defriended if you don’t.
Whatever the reason, I’m glad you’re here.
I write middle-grade fantasy adventure novels and am represented by the awesome Pam van Hylckama Vlieg of Foreword Literary Agency. I offer a critique service to aspiring writers, teach privately, and I’m available for class visits and speaking engagements. I’m a proud member of the SCBWI.
My debut novel Clifton Chase and the Arrow of Light is available through Amazon. See what others are saying here. My second novel Dreadlands is currently under consideration. More to come on that. You can also check out my award winning sci-fi novella for under a buck here.
I hope you check back often to see what I’ve written. And please leave feedback. Good, bad, or ugly, it all helps me become better at my craft. So grab a cup of coffee (or a glass of wine) and enjoy a good read while you’re here.
Questions? Comments? Advice? Contact me at jaimiengle@cfl.rr.com
Clifton Chase couldn’t possibly know the mysterious arrow he finds in his closet will lead him to the year 1485. Two princes need his help, but why? Carrying the Arrow of Light, a weapon forged from the Tree of Knowledge itself, Clifton is led on a journey to face fire-breathing dragons, kidnapping by merpeople, and a final battle, which will end the War of the Roses and the reign of a tyrant king. Will Clifton discover his purpose on time and save the day? Or has the arrow chosen the wrong boy?
A boy born with supernatural gifts could be the long awaited prophet; a girl with deceitful intentions will risk it all for his secret.
Sean Marrok lives in the Dredge under the controlling thumb of the Regime. His powers to see things before they happen give him the edge to win a two-million to one bet. But, at what cost? Framed for destroying Regime property, Marrok finds himself on a commuter ship to the prison on Roan which gets ambushed, landing at the secret base of the Network. There Marrok again runs into Ambrosia, the exotic woman who believes he is destined to be the Savior of the people, and Chantelle, the sexy charmer who saves his life…again. Will Marrok see what’s to come? Or will his third eye be blinded by his own decisions?
Hi there! Having been nominated for the Liebster Blog Award, I’ve chosen your blog as one of my further nominees. If you’re up for it, help spread the love amongst our fellow bloggers and writers. More details here: http://wp.me/p3iouk-2c
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I’d be honored. And congrats to you on the award!!
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I enjoyed reading “An Old Wives Tale”. You hit the mark and more women should read and heed it.
Thank you.
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Thank you very much, Anita. I’m so glad you read and enjoyed this article. Sometimes it’s so much easier to blame our husbands then to do what we’re supposed to do as wives. And thanks for the comment!!
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Hello,
It is my honor and privilege to nominate your blog for the Awesome Blog Content Award. If you already have the award, please excuse my mistake and accept the nomination as a sincere statement of my appreciation for your excellent work.
I posted the requirements for the award on my website: http://garryrogers.com. They are in the second post on my home page.
Garry
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Love your marketing tips post and St Patricks Day post. Too bad we never met when I still lived in FL (I lived in Melbourne and Palm Bay for a few years).
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Thanks! And that is a bummer…If you ever come visit, get in touch. I’ll buy you a coffee!!
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I noticed that you’ve been published with James Ward Kirk. I like his anthologies, as he has a quick turn around, and always has really cool art work.
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He is a great editor. I am pleased with the anthology and his work in general. Thanks for stopping by!!
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Jaimie. Wonderful site you’ve produced. I sincerely wish you all the success the world has to offer with you next novel, “Dreadlands.” Keep them coming.
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Jaimie…..SO PROUD OF YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!! This site looks AMAZING!!! I have not had a chance to read Clifton Chase but its next in line of the books that I want to read!!! I know that its going to be good…not just because Jason has read it but because you wrote it!! I can’t wait to read the next book!! Can’t wait to see you again!! Keep it up girl!!!
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