At a Glance: Most people revel in the chance to talk about themselves. Me? Not so much. I’ve always been far too private to lay myself bare for the world. If someone truly wants to know who I am, I’d rather let their curiosity lead them to the pages of my novels. There, hidden between the lines, they’ll find me – or at least pieces of me – in the characters, the con - flicts, and the resolutions. I’ve coined a term for my work: Non-Fiction Fiction. It may sound contradictory, but it’s simply how I write. My stories reflect real life, current events, and – more hauntingly – fu - ture events. Subtle shifts in governments, the unsettling waves of nationalism spreading across the globe, and soci - etal changes often find their way into my narratives. These themes ripple through The Killing Game series, where Ives Andrich is tasked with creating a new country for a collec - tive of delegates who crave a society built solely for their own, free from what they view as corrupting outside influ - ences. It’s an examination of camaraderie and belonging – the kind we all desire – but also a cautionary tale of what happens when that desire turns into exclusion and division. Sometimes, it feels almost prophetic to watch aspects of my stories begin to unfold in reality. Is it a reflection of our times or an instinctive connection to some distant thread of truth? Either way, I weave these insights into my stories, layering fiction with an unnerving sense of realism. Genres: Readers often ask what genre my books fall under, and honestly, I resist labels. They’re confining, inadequate. If I must define my work, I’d say it’s about life – raw, complex, and unfiltered. My stories blend elements of thrillers, sus - pense, romance, espionage, geopolitics, crime, and even history. But here’s the twist: I incorporate fragments of my own past into my characters’ lives. It’s a form of therapy, allowing me to reflect on my own journey without directly exposing it. It’s also why I can’t simply call my books Christian fiction, de - spite the unmistakable presence of Scripture and biblical themes. My faith – imperfect though it may be – permeates every story. I’m a disciple of Jesus, striving to live by His teachings while acknowledging my failures. Isn’t that the essence of faith? Falling short, picking yourself up, and mov - ing forward? Interestingly, much of the wisdom embedded in modern phrases stems from the Bible – even when people don’t re - alize it. This timeless source of truth is an integral part of my writing, not as a sermon but as a framework for exploring morality, resilience, and the unshakable hope that emerges even in life’s darkest corners. Themes and Focus: At the heart of my novels are the heroes and heroines, peo - ple striving to achieve their dreams while making the world a better place. Their love stories aren’t without its struggles, but it’s underpinned by shared goals, integrity, and a deter - mination to overcome whatever obstacles stand in their way. Alongside their personal journey, my stories delve into geopolitics, family dynamics, historical insights, and the re - lentless pursuit of justice. Villains, of course, play a crucial role. My antagonists aren’t caricatures; they are complex and frighteningly believable, reflecting the real-world threats we all face. Whether they’re neo-Nazis plotting global domination or power-hun - gry bureaucrats manipulating events for personal gain, my villains challenge the protagonists at every turn. These clashes drive the tension, forcing the heroes to navigate moral dilemmas, danger, and even betrayal. Moral Complexity and Redemption: My characters aren’t perfect, nor are they meant to be. They stumble, question, and sometimes falter in their faith, but through it all, they strive for redemption. This mirrors the human experience, where the path to doing what is right is rarely straightforward. My stories explore the tension be - tween what is easy and what is righteous, and how re - demption often comes at a cost—but one worth paying. The Role of Relationships: At its core, every story I write is about connection. Whether it’s the unbreakable bond between lovers, the tensions of family loyalty, or the quiet strength of a friendship, relation - ships are the threads that hold my characters—and their worlds—together. These connections shape their choices, drive their conflicts, and, ultimately, lead to their triumphs. Faith in Action: Faith in my stories isn’t confined to churches or prayer; it’s in the decisions my characters make, the risks they take, and the love they extend to others, even when it’s undeserved. It’s less about words and more about the quiet, persistent actions that define a life lived for something greater. This perspective brings a grounded and realistic dimension to faith in my narratives, showing it as a force that shapes lives in unexpected ways. Global Perspectives: The world is both vast and interconnected. My stories reflect this complexity, exploring how decisions made in one coun - try ripple across the globe. From the corridors of power to the streets where ordinary people live their lives, I aim to show the intricate dance between personal choices and global consequences. This global lens adds depth to my plots and challenges readers to think beyond borders. My Unique Narrative Voice: My writing doesn’t fit neatly into a box—and that’s inten - tional. I write not to conform to trends but to tell stories that challenge, resonate, and linger long after the last page is turned. If my characters feel real, it’s because they reflect the contradictions, struggles, and triumphs of life itself. My voice is my signature, blending raw emotion with a touch of mystery and hope. The Hero’s Journey and Challenges: My heroes don’t have it easy. They’re thrust into situations that test their limits—not just physically, but emotionally and spiritually. Every challenge they face forces them to grow, adapt, and discover new facets of themselves. It’s through these trials that their humanity—and their hero - ism—shine. Their journeys mirror our own: a series of bat - tles and triumphs, setbacks and breakthroughs. Legacy and Impact: If there’s one thing I hope readers take from my stories, it’s the courage to face their own challenges with faith, deter - mination, and love. Life is full of trials, but it’s also full of beauty and meaning. That’s the balance I strive to capture in every story I write. My goal is not just to entertain but to leave a lasting impression, encouraging readers to reflect on their own lives and choices. Plot Twists: Ah, plot twists. They’re the lifeblood of my stories. Just like life, my novels are full of unexpected turns and secrets wait - ing to be uncovered. I relish the moment when readers think they’ve figured it all out, only to realize they’ve missed something crucial. It’s not just a narrative device; it’s a re - flection of reality. How often do we stumble upon the full truth, long after we thought we had all the answers? The twists in my stories mirror this human experience. They’re designed to keep readers on edge, questioning what they know and eager to discover what’s next. Because isn’t that what life is all about? The unexpected, the unknown, and the moments that force us to confront our beliefs and choose our path forward? In the end, my writing isn’t just about entertaining; it’s about challenging, inspiring, and resonating with readers on a deeply personal level. So, if you’re curious about who I am, don’t ask me to explain myself. Instead, open a book. There, between the intrigue and the action, you’ll find the answers you seek.