House of Wolves

[thoreau]

Just in time for Christmas - I have a new shipment of my novel in at Books Inc. on Market Street. It's in paperback - and I have 15 new copies at the bookstore!

If you are not in San Francisco? Prefer a hardback copy instead of a paperback? You can order it online at Barnes and Nobles by clicking here still in time for shipping around the holidays.

In other House of Wolves news - I'm really, really close to the 900 copies sold mark since the novel arrived in May.

Roy (kroyd) wrote a very generous, nice review of House of Wolves at Barnes and Noble. If you've read House of Wolves and would like to take the time to fill in a review? I'd love you for it - you can do so by clicking here.

Here is a synopsis of House of Wolves if you are new to my journal:

Enveloped by the native spirits of the Pacific Northwest, Roy Wallace and David Moreau’s newfound relationship begins. David soon introduces Roy to the House of Wolves, a community of gay men where honor, companionship, spirituality, erotic desire and brotherhood guide the way. Each man living in the house represents a totem from the spirit world, and each one has committed himself to finding a unique path in life.

Having lost their visionary founder to AIDS, the household has been faltering and losing faith in the dreams that brought them together. Energized by his new relationship with Roy, David takes the final steps for the brotherhood to grieve for the past while striving for an incredible new future. The men of the House of Wolves soon come to realize that this new future demands sacrifice and strength.

Mystical spirits wait down forest paths as the rituals and traditions of the household are revealed. Everyone--the living and dead--are forced to confront their fears and their faith in order to embrace the extraordinary in their lives.