The Vault VIP Club is becoming the center of everything I publish
Vault VIP Club members are getting a first look at the stories still sitting on my hard drive, and if you’re reading this, you’re missing out.
I have more novels, series, and one-off projects sitting on my hard drive than I can publish at once.
Some are half-written, with only a few chapters done. Others are full outlines with characters, settings, and enough of a story that walking away from them permanently would be idiotic.
From now on, Vault VIP members are going to see those projects first. That means exclusive teasers, deeper character profiles than what you see on this author blog, exclusive artwork, excerpts, playlists, development notes, and whatever else already exists for each story.
Members get a real look at what’s sitting behind my active publishing schedule and what I may decide to write next, like my jaw-dropping serial fiction work, The Mercenaries.
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Some of these stories are too good to leave buried
I recently started building cinematic teasers for several projects that have been sitting untouched for months or years.
One is Clearance Red, a dystopian thriller about a girl named Utah, a young woman who’s a federal target after the government arrests her politically dissident parents. Her supposed crime? Being their daughter.
Another’s The House That Once Sang, a Rust Belt family drama about a woman returning to her grandfather’s dying property and confronting what the house, garage, shed, diner, and surrounding small town used to be.
I’ve got a seven-book historical-fantasy saga inspired by my paternal lineage, following one family from Scandinavia into Scotland and eventually America.
Then there’s The Peace Heretics, where a Germanic Pagan rescues a Jewish woman from neo-Nazis, only for the symbol around his neck to make her wonder if she escaped one threat by falling into the hands of another.
Other projects involve K-pop idols escaping authoritarian regimes, childhood friends becoming political enemies, forbidden romance, dissident families, and sequels I’ve never formally announced.
Some of these projects will be full-length novels. Others will roll as novellas, serials, or shorter stories. That uncertainty’s part of the appeal. Members are seeing the stories before the publishing plan’s been cleaned up, packaged, and turned into a sales page.
Vault members help me decide what moves forward
I’m not letting readers write my books by committee. I will, however, pay attention when one project hits harder than everything around it.
If Vault members keep asking about the same character, premise, or unfinished story, that gives me a reason to move it higher on the totem pole. If a teaser dies on contact, I’d rather learn that before spending three months writing the book.
Members may also get chances to weigh in on selected character details, visual concepts, titles, playlists, side stories, or which dormant project they want to see next.
That’s what I mean when I say Vault VIP members get opportunities to help me write future work. They won’t control the story, but they’ll help reveal which story’s got enough life to deserve my attention.
The finished library’s still the Vault’s backbone
The new project previews are an added benefit. They’re not replacing what members already get. The Vault’s already got more than 30 full-length stories, including over 17 novels. That number will pass 20 novels before the end of 2026.
Members also get early access to upcoming releases, unreleased fiction, book and character playlists, opportunities to speak with me directly, and access to every novel on my backlist and every future release added to the Vault.
The membership also means you don’t need to keep buying my books and bundles separately. Once a title enters the Vault, it’s part of the library.
The Vault’s for readers who want more than the finished product
Most readers will catch these stories only after I decide which ones to finish, revise, publish, and promote. Vault VIP members get to see the field before I narrow it down.
They’ll see which projects are still alive, which ones are fighting their way back onto my schedule, and which characters refuse to stay buried. They’ll also have a front-row seat when one of those dormant ideas finally becomes a real book.
Vault VIP membership’s $25 per year or $97 for lifetime access ONLY with the code VAULTVIP50. And hurry, because there’s no guarantee that low price lasts and I can pull it at any time.
The finished books make the membership worth the price. Everything happening behind them is what makes the Vault different. Click on the banner below to get started.
