Broken Boughs
When the army of the undead marches, who can stand against it?
War has come to the city of Eletheia! Surrounded by enemies on all sides, a small group of intrepid adventurers sneaks out to seek help. But with visions of an army of undead on the horizon, who can they turn to for help?
Outside the city, a vile wizard hatches a dark plot. Meanwhile, within the city hope grows desperate. Cut off from food and water, tensions rest on a knife’s edge.
Can the party of adventurers find help before it’s too late? Will Alex’s visions lead him to find answers? And can one broken man save the city from destruction?
A sequel to The Dream Eater, Broken Boughs is a fantasy thriller with a desperate race against the clock to find allies before the city falls.
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The Dream Eater
A mysterious killer stalks the streets of the restless city of Eletheia. Can the investigators stop the murders before the city tears itself apart?
A senator has been found dead, brutally killed in his own bed. Alex—an investigator in the city of Eletheia—is on the case, along with Ezita—recently arrived to the city to consult on matters of magic. But the strange nature of the crime scene leaves them puzzled; with no witnesses, and few leads, they have little to work with. What’s more, the murder of a senator has inflamed the already-fragile political situation in the city. And more murders are on the way…
Can Alex and Ezita uncover the mystery behind the deaths in the city? Who—or what—stalks the city streets at night? And who stands to profit from tipping the balance in this burgeoning and delicate democracy? The Dream Eater is a fantasy thriller that explores political intrigue, mystery, magic, and a journey into nightmare.
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My Day Job...
Currently I am a data scientist at Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) in Gatineau, Quebec. My work involves leveraging machine learning, AI, and data analytics to create more efficient and effective departmental processes, both internal and public-facing. My previous job was also at ESDC, doing research related to persons with disabilities, studying the impact that issues surrounding disability can have on people’s employment, education, and well-being.
I completed my PhD in Social Psychology at the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada. My research focused on motivation, self-regulation, and decision-making.