The "Cannabis Preacher" Series

Connor Beauregard is always looking for ways to make money. Despite his many failed business ventures, he is determined to succeed when a unique opportunity to become a legal drug dealer comes his way. With the charisma of an evangelical preacher and an ego larger than God, Connor knows that nothing will stop him from achieving his goals.

As he delves deeper into the business, he faces ever-growing challenges and finds himself taking more and more risks – with the potential for great rewards. Yet he is stymied by his business partners, including the affable Rafael and the mysterious man known only as AI.

This fast-paced financial thriller will keep you on the edge of your seat. Will Connor succeed and become the biggest name in the cannabis industry? Or will the risks that he takes ultimately prove to be his undoing?

https://www.amazon.com/Cannabis-Preacher-financial-thriller-Manufacturer-ebook/dp/B0BG638FQL/

The biggest grow op in the world is broken, and one man spent a fortune to own all of the pieces. How do you resurrect it? Is it even possible?

Tadeo Ivers has an idea. He forces Rafael to make it happen—or else. Failure will not be accepted.

Rafael fears there's no way to breathe life into the company, no matter how hard he tries.

Every step of the way reveals another obstacle instead of the success he needs. No one is more surprised than Rafael, when amidst all of his efforts, he finds love in the most unusual places right when he wants to give up.

Connor Beauregard is far from anyone's mind, but he never stops wheeling and dealing to get back the company he still calls his own.

Rafael's efforts, his new love, his strange boss, and his former friend collide in a heart-pounding moment, and someone will not see the next day.

https://www.amazon.com/Cannabis-Preacher-financial-resurrecting-navigating-ebook/dp/B0C76WKGY3/

In the aftermath of a shocking murder, only one question is on the mind of everyone at Perfect Cannabis: Who killed Tadeo Ivers?

As the investigation takes an unexpected turn, Rafael Covin is thrust into the spotlight of suspicion and forced to give up his leadership role at PerCan. The fragile bond between him and Kayla is put to the ultimate test, forcing them to navigate treacherous waters of doubt and loyalty, where the line between love and betrayal becomes dangerously blurred.

Meanwhile, the enigmatic founder of the company, Connor Beauregard, emerges as the prime suspect. Connor's sudden return to the country with a new identity only fuels the rumors, prompting him to take desperate measures to evade custody

With both of the initial leaders pushed out of the company, Al Ivers is thrust into a treacherous world of power, suspicion, and deception. Inheriting the majority shares of the nation's largest cannabis manufacturer, Al is determined to elevate the company to unprecedented heights of success and renown. But as he delves deeper into the company, his every move is shadowed by an insidious web of betrayal. His own brothers and closest friends fall under the cloud of suspicion for their father's murder, leaving him isolated and vulnerable. With each passing day, Al finds himself without anyone to turn to, his leadership of the corporation relentlessly challenged.

Can these three men come together to pull Perfect Cannabis out of the red and into the black? Or will the mistrust and secrets between them destroy everything they’ve built?

https://www.amazon.com/Cannabis-Preacher-Sermon-thrilling-pulse-pounding-ebook/dp/B0CHHGD4JC/

The Encyclopedia Was Our Google — And Dad Was Our Search Engine

You know you’re not a digital native when the word “research” makes you smell paper and hear the satisfying thud of a heavy book landing on a table. Welcome to my childhood, where curiosity was rewarded not with Wi-Fi, but with a stack of alphabetically-organized mystery bricks called encyclopedias . Let me take you back. The year? Somewhere in the analog era. The place? Our living room, where we had the entire Bertelsmann encyclopedia collection proudly displayed like it was the crown jewel of human knowledge. We didn’t just own knowledge—we subscribed to it. One glorious volume arrived each month, like an academic advent calendar for nerdy children. Volume “A” to “Z,” with deep sighs of longing in between. I swear, I still remember the day Volume “P” arrived. I rushed to the mailbox like I was expecting a letter from a secret admirer. Nope. Just got the lowdown on Photosynthesis and Peru. But did that stop me from doing a dramatic reading of it over dinner? No, it did not. M...

The Glamorous Life of a Writer (Or, Mostly Just Staring at a Screen)

There’s a persistent rumor floating around that writers live thrilling, adventure-filled lives. Perhaps it’s all the dramatic author portraits on book jackets—moody, windswept, staring off into the distance as if contemplating the fate of the world. Perhaps it’s the movies, where writers are always dashing off to Paris to write the next great novel in a charming café (suspiciously never interrupted by spotty Wi-Fi or overpriced croissants). I hate to break it to you, but real writing? Not quite so cinematic. In reality, my writing days mostly involve staring intensely at my screen, willing the words to appear through sheer force of will. Occasionally, I engage in deep philosophical debates with myself—such as whether my protagonist should turn left or right down a hallway (the fate of the fictional world depends on it). And let’s not forget the highly intellectual process of naming characters, which can take hours because somehow every single name I think of is either the name of ...

The Absolute Madness of Naming Characters

Let’s talk about one of the most ridiculous struggles of writing a book. No, I’m not talking about the part where you stare at the blinking cursor like it personally insulted your ancestors. I’m talking about naming characters. It should be easy, right? Just slap a name on them and move on? Oh, my sweet summer child. If only. See, naming a character is like naming your kid—except worse, because nobody is going to complain if your kid and their cousin both end up being named Liam. But if your main villain is named Liam and you accidentally give the quirky coffee shop owner in book three the same name? Cue the existential crisis. Let’s walk through the madness. The Overthinking Spiral of Doom You start writing, and there’s that moment: your brand-new character walks onto the page, full of potential. All they need is a name. A simple name. Something strong, something fitting, something— Oh no. Nothing sounds right. This one is too complicated. That one is too simple. ...

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