Saph's life is a roller-coaster. When the highs are astronomical, the lows bring you racing back down to earth. There are twists and unexpected drops. But along the way, the track only goes so far and at some point you return to a familiar end. When someone is on a perpetual quest to seek love and approval in any form, it is very easy to miss the one person who is a constant in your life.

Halfway through my first story "Reverse Atlantis- Saph's Tale" I began to really picture the lead male character AC, as his own person. I thought there was enough history in the first book to give AC his own background and possibly his own tale. I was hesitant at first because I don't like to write about a character and make too many changes to it. So, basically I wanted to get it right the first time. AC has a fun life but at the same time, there is an underlying and at times uncomfortable presence of fear and danger. I think what makes AC so relatable is from his reactions when dealing with...

The catalyst for "In A Hurry To Wait" was beginning the story of Saph and AC in the first book, "Reverse Atlantis - Saph's Tale." I didn't intend to create a series of books when I finished Saph's origins but after I included AC's character I couldn't resist. To be honest I began to get more interested in AC's life and started to picture him as a lead rather than just a background character. "When Two Generals Make One - A Caesar's Story" was finished I was so pleased to have brought his life to light. So many things had happened in their relationship by that point. Although I was pleased...