Press

Awards

Sask Book Awards

  • Winner, First Book Award, 2017 (Along Comes a Wolfe)
  • Finalist, Young Adult, 2019 (A Wolfe in Shepherd's Clothing)
  • Nominated, City of Regina Book Award, 2023 (Shepherd's Call)

Moonbeam Awards

  • Gold Winner, Best First Book - Chapter Book, 2017 (Along Comes a Wolfe)
  • Gold Winner, Young Adult Fiction - General, 2022 (Shepherd's Call)
  • Silver Winner, Young Adult Fiction - Horror/Mystery, 2017 (Shepherd's Watch)
  • Bronze Winner, Young Adult Fiction - Horror/Mystery, 2019 (A Wolfe in Shepherd's Clothing)

High Plains Book Awards

  • Finalist, Young Adult, 2017 (Along Comes a Wolfe)
  • Finalist, Young Adult Book, 2019 (A Wolfe in Shepherd's Clothing)

Next Generation Indie Book Awards

  • Finalist, Second Novel, 2019 (Shepherd's Watch)
  • Finalist, Young New Adult, 2019 (A Wolfe in Shepherd's Clothing)

Other Recognition

  • 2022 Story Monsters Approved Winner (Shepherd's Call)
  • Winner, Briarpatch Creative Writing Contest Hometown, 2012 ("But We Do It Anyway")
  • Quarter-Finalist, Blue Cat Screenplay Competition, 2010 (The Drowned)

Books

Shepherd & Wolfe Mystery Series

Co-authored with Angie Counios

  • Shepherd's Call (2022)
  • A Wolfe in Shepherd's Clothing (2018)
  • Shepherd's Watch (2017)
  • Along Comes a Wolfe (2016)
  • Wolfe's Blood (forthcoming)

Media Coverage

2020

2019

2018

2017

Selected Publications

Short Fiction

  • "But We Do It Anyway" (2012) - Winner, Briarpatch Creative Writing Contest Hometown
  • "Mammoth" (2014) - Published in Swift, Flowing

Essays & Articles

Screenwriting

  • The Wakeless (2009) - Previously optioned
  • The Drowned (2010) - Quarter-Finalist, Blue Cat Screenplay Competition

Reviews

"Along Comes a Wolfe's strengths lie in its well-drawn protagonists, but it also shines in illuminating the feeling of a teenager's world of innocence and security being transformed into an adult world of secrets and danger."
— SaskBooks

"The pages turned and burned until the end. Then we wanted more."
— Terry Fallis, award-winning author of Best Laid Plans; Suzannah Showler, author of Thing; Caroline Vu, author of Palawan Story

"That tight, terse combination of fear and fun works, as does the collaboration of the writers who produced it."
Prairie Books NOW Issue 75, Fall/Winter 2019/20


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