Email:
If you’d like to send an email, just click HERE.
Bookmarks:
If you are inside the United States and would like an autographed bookmark from me, send me a SASE (email for address) and I’ll get one out to you. Please use a #10 envelope so that your bookmark will fit!
Mailing Address:
I have decided not to renew my Post Office box until I move back to my hometown. It was just too much of a pain to drive all that way to check my box and take care of business there. The Post Office where I’m currently located has no business boxes available and it’s a little too weird for me to have my personal address posted publicly.
Please email me first if you have something you need to send my way.
Bookplates:
Personalized bookplates coming soon, I hope! However, if you have one you’d like me to sign for your book(s), feel free to send it along with a SASE envelope. Just email me first so I can give you the address.
Autographed Novels:
If you have novels (such as the Soul Mates series) or anthologies with my stories in them (Spiked, Cowboy Up, UGE 2005 or UGE 2006, The Call, etc.) that you want signed, I’m more than happy to do that. Please be sure to send a note letting me know exactly how you want the book inscribed. If you do not send a note or I cannot decipher your handwriting (computer/printer is best), you’ll get just receive my signature.
If you are in the United States, all you need to do is mail me your item(s) with your return postage included. I’m happy to give you an address to send materials to, but for security reasons it’s not posted publicly.
1 book – $3
2 or more – $4
USPS money order or cash only, please. I loathe going to the bank 
***If you are outside of the United States, there is no need to send return postage. I’ll pick up the tab on that because of the complications of mailing overseas. However, I am not responsible for any books or packages that are held up by your country’s delays and/or entry laws. Once an item it leaves my hands, it’s out of my control.
The chances of books or other items getting lost in the mail is slim, but it does happen. I cannot be responsible for an item once it leaves my hands.
