Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) caught me at birth, and has left me with a lifetime of counting things. I can’t help it. I count stairs, light poles on street sections, cars in chains moving against me on mountain roads. I have even been known to count tiles on a shower ceiling or bricks in a
Six months ago, the following question was posed to me: “If you had to choose between being insanely wealthy as your character, Geoff, is you your novel, The Hunger & The Hunted, and be in a stale, neutral marriage; or live very humbly, barely making ends meet, and be in a loving, connected relationship full
In 2008, my lifelong friend, Nick George and I embarked on what would be a life-changing journey to the Rocky Mountains in our matching black Porsche 911 convertibles. What unfolded in the decade-plus since was an annual trip full of surprises, chance meetings, and breathtaking scenery. And, importantly, it enabled us to walk away from
During the weeks of recovery, I stood by Meagan. Working remotely by computer, leaving her only when absolutely necessary, and then with security and trained medical personnel in place, often cajoling Jennifer to bring Jazz and stay at the house to oversee her care, I never left her side. In the time we spent alone,
Hi there. My name is Meagan Nelson, aka Meggie. I am originally from New York City. Well, that isn’t exactly true. I’m a mid-western girl, but I spent time there. The Big Apple, I mean. I’m about to tell you a story that is so completely outrageous, I wouldn’t hold it against you if you
Two days ago, while taking my daily four-mile hike on the trails around my house, a lone woman approached me coming in the opposite direction. She was probably 5’ 5”, brunette hair pulled back in a ponytail, wearing appropriate exercise gear and other than a bare midriff and fit figure was otherwise unremarkable. Her face
Early in my marriage, my wife sat me down one evening and said she was tired of being treated like one of my employees. I was completely shocked. I prided myself on my marriage and family, and in fact, ran my large corporation espousing family values telling my employees to put their families first. Do
As a husband and father, I take my marriage vows seriously. But as a businessman who has traveled the world and often spent as much as fifty-percent of my time on the road, keeping those marriage vows has sometimes taken work. Let’s face it, relationships ebb and flow. Sometimes, we are still madly in love.
Romance. We tend to attribute romantic sensibility to women. Women read romance novels. Rom-coms are made with the female audience in mind. But whether they admit it easily or not, most men are taken in by romance, too. I know. I am. In the “Acknowledgements” section of my newly released novel, The Hunger & The
“I set out to write a book that I would love to read myself: a compelling love story and thriller, full of sex and violence, and short punchy chapters that each end with a surprise – inviting the reader to keep turning page well into the night.” This quote has been pulled directly from my