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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