Here is a list of my writing projects for 2025, in the coming year. Since so many of you have asked me questions about my stories and their status, I compiled this list as I was drifting in and out of sleep in the wee hours of this morning.

1. Finish, edit, and publish Consortium Book 8, yet unnamed.
2. Finish edit of Consortium book 1 ‘The Trafficking Consortium’ for audio books.
   • Yes, I’m writing Book 8 and working on this concurrently. I can’t help it. When I started this, I thought it would be quick and dirty. I surprised myself. This is a romantic story mixed with abuse and erotica from Avril’s POV. She’s the main character that permeates the entire series.
   • What surprised me the most, I wrote the story from her point of view. I had forgotten that. I err’d when I thought it was a mix between Sir’s and Avril’s POV. Wrong, although I’m sure I will discover it more of a mix in the later stories.
   • As I work on this version, I decided to publish it as a new edition. I added so much to the story, delving deeper into Avril’s state-of-mind, and her responses to new experiences and conflicts. Don’t worry, the overall story remains the same. I learned a lot about writing over the years since I first started, and this is a perfect opportunity to integrate that new knowledge into my stories.
3. Work with a video content creator to create book trailers to market my books.
   • Another concurrent project I’m doing, targeting books 1 from both the Consortium Series and the Consortium Origins series.
4. Write Consortium Origin 2.
   • outlined and ready to put manuscript pen to paper, or rather type to document.
5. Edit Consortium books 2-7 for audio books
6. Edit Mona Bendarova books 1-4 for audiobooks,
   • (I can’t start book 5 until I read Mona 1-4, might as well edit too.)
7. Write Mona books 5 & 6 (I may close out the series? It depends.)
8. Write Consortium Origin 3, outline is already in development.
9. Start writing Consortium book 9. Yes, there will be another one.

God, I hope I don’t add to this list. Who knows, my mind goes where it wants when it comes to my writing.