Welcome to my little corner of the internet. My name is Jeb, and I write books. I used to have my standard, back-of-the-book bio here, but that seems far too impersonal for my own website, don’t you think?

I began writing as a child, scribbling out short “books” for my mom (who’s still my biggest fan). It continued through high school, but—as I became an adult—I focused on other avenues. Still, I wrote occasional short stories, though I never thought much about putting them out to the public.

Then, in 2014, I wrote a story called The Last Cigarette. I liked it enough that I decided to pursue publishing it. To this day, it’s still one of my favorites. My focus stayed largely on my day job and family, but the bug to create had returned with a fury.

In late 2017, I found myself in a very dark place. My mental health wasn’t where it needed to be. Despite being surrounded by loved ones, the feeling of being alone never left. A side effect of this was vivid dreams.

One night, I dreamt that I woke up in a very large hospital, all alone. I got out of bed, got dressed, and walked outside. Protestors clogged the road leading out. The scene was pure pandemonium, and led to the story that became Kill The Messenger (formerly known as Bermuda).

Now, I won’t drone on here about everything I’ve written (and believe me, I could). I will, however, tell you why I write. I love to entertain. I enjoy telling stories. I believe in solid, well-written characters and how they react to whatever bizarre or macabre situation they find themselves in. Without good characters, even the best story will sink.

Aside from writing, I’m a father, drummer, as well as a huge fan of music and hockey.

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Till we meet again…