In the light of the moon (Paperback or Softback)

You can't keep running from your past, especially when it has four legs and fang's.

In the exciting second installment of Tales of a Gay Witch, we return to Jason and his friends six months later as they are coming to terms with the events of last year.

Jason thought he could move on with his life after Damien left in search of information about his mother, after finding out she might be alive after all, but is struggling to adjust to life without him.

He is persuaded to go out and meet up with his friends at his favorite night club 1470 West, where he meets a handsome young man named Mickey. That same night, Jason is informed by Detective Miller, now a good friend of his, to be on the lookout for Jo's ex-husband Rex, who might be coming their way. There have been a number of sexual assaults and murders targeting young lesbian women up in northern Ohio, and Rex is suspected of being involved. Jo's ex-husband was always a nasty, abusive piece of work, but to make things worse Rex is a werewolf and an alpha to boot.

It's up to Jason to rally his friends again, he is tasked with protecting the people he cares about, before it's too late...

I have always had a fondness for anything that has ignited my creativity throughout my life. I was born and raised in the suburbs of Dayton, Ohio, before moving to South Florida. One of my earliest childhood memories involves taking a box of crayons and secretly drawing pictures beneath the living room table until my mother discovered my little artistic endeavors. To ensure that I wouldn't deface the furniture in the future, she made sure I had plenty of art supplies afterwards. Over the years, I have explored various art forms of expression: drawing, painting, photography, and sculpture. The only area I hesitated to explore was writing, largely due to my dyslexia, a learning disability that posed a significant challenge over the years. Nevertheless, through perseverance and years of hard work, I learned to overcome my obstacles in this area. I now dictate my thoughts to my phone and transfer them to the computer for editing using word-processing tools. Supported by my friends and family, I started writing. Unfortunately, three individuals who were dear to me, my mother, grandmother, and aunt, did not witness the completion of my first book. However, I believe they would be proud that I achieved what I once considered an unattainable dream. I feel compelled to write fictional stories based on real-life experiences. It has become a delightful game that I share with my friends. I invite you to join me and the rest of my readers on a fantastic adventure into my somewhat colorful imagination.