I’m a husband, a father, and a lifelong reader drawn to stories that endure.

I’ve always been pulled toward history and the worlds built from it—where faith, power, and survival are tested against something greater than the individual. That led me naturally to historical fiction and fantasy, where truth can be explored through myth, and where the cost of belief is often laid bare.

The stories I write reflect that tension. They live in the space between faith and collapse, where what is right is no longer clear, and what is necessary often comes at a cost.

I’m influenced by writers like J.R.R. Tolkien, George R.R. Martin, and Conn Iggulden—authors who understand that the weight of a story is carried not just in its world, but in the choices of those who must endure it.

Outside of writing, I’m drawn to apocalyptic stories—less for the destruction, and more for what remains after. What survives. What is revealed. What still matters when everything else falls away.