I have just completed work on An Earlier Heaven, which will be the second story of Jerry, David and William begun in Good to Know. Stay tuned for a release date!

The BookWenches were kind enough to invite me to do a second guest blog with them. Check it on their site June 10: The BookWenches

Comfort, a short story about an American fleeing the Vietnam war in the 1960s, is now available through Dreamspinner Press.

When Scott Alan gets a phone call that his brother was hurt on a logging job, he rushes to Brian's side, only to find that his injuries are minor-but not before he meets Hank Ballam, an adrenaline-seeking logger who's an outcast among his co-workers.

Hank is a study in contrast: he lives for the rush of climbing and cutting trees almost as much as he loves the peace he finds exploring the mountains he calls home. Scott's attraction to Hank is immediate and mind-blowing, and it's what Scott has always wanted: to know what it's like to love someone he can't live without.

Scott needs to know if Hank's true feelings will be a roar of passion or simply a quiet friendship, one that doesn't match Scott's devotion. But it may be too late - Scott simply can't help himself from falling hard for Hank.

The BookWenches were kind enough to review "Falling" - 4.5 out of 5. Read the review at their site. Thank you Bobby!

Falling has also been chosen as a "Reviewer Top Pick" by Lilyraines of Night Owl Romance: (Thank you, Lilyraines!)

It seems like a dream when Lee sets eyes on Ryan, the focus of hero worship from his younger days. It's a dream come true when Ryan goes home with him for an unprecedented night of passion. It makes Lee want even more, because he's been going through man after man until the right one came along... and he wants that right one to be Ryan.


NEWS OF UPCOMING RELEASES.........	Thank you for visiting... I have just completed work on An Earlier Heaven, which will be the second story of Jerry, David and William begun in Good to Know. Stay tuned for a release date! The BookWenches were kind enough to invite me to do a second guest blog with them. Check it on their site June 10: *The BookWenches* Comfort, a short story about an American fleeing the Vietnam war in the 1960s, is now available through Dreamspinner Press. Falling When Scott Alan gets a phone call that his brother was hurt on a logging job, he rushes to Brian's side, only to find that his injuries are minor-but not before he meets Hank Ballam, an adrenaline-seeking logger who's an outcast among his co-workers. Hank is a study in contrast: he lives for the rush of climbing and cutting trees almost as much as he loves the peace he finds exploring the mountains he calls home. Scott's attraction to Hank is immediate and mind-blowing, and it's what Scott has always wanted: to know what it's like to love someone he can't live without. Scott needs to know if Hank's true feelings will be a roar of passion or simply a quiet friendship, one that doesn't match Scott's devotion. But it may be too late - Scott simply can't help himself from falling hard for Hank. The BookWenches were kind enough to review "Falling" - 4.5 out of 5. Read the review at their site. Thank you Bobby! Falling has also been chosen as a "Reviewer Top Pick" by Lilyraines of Night Owl Romance: (Thank you, Lilyraines!) "Until" - a short story with a surprise ending! It seems like a dream when Lee sets eyes on Ryan, the focus of hero worship from his younger days. It's a dream come true when Ryan goes home with him for an unprecedented night of passion. It makes Lee want even more, because he's been going through man after man until the right one came along... and he wants that right one to be Ryan. You can now check for updates on Twitter as well!
About D.W. Marchwell	When D. W. Marchwell is not teaching future generations the wonders of science, he can usually be found hiking, writing, riding horses, trying new recipes, or searching for and lovingly restoring discarded antique furniture. A goofy and incurable romantic, D.W. admits that his stories are inspired by actual events and has a soft spot for those where boy not only meets boy but also turns out to be boy's soul mate. After almost fifteen years of working his way across Canada, D.W has finally found the perfect place to live at the foot of the Canadian Rockies. He still can't believe how lucky he is, and, as his grandmother taught him, counts his blessings every day.
	Sins of the Father By D.W. Marchwell While volunteering to help prisoners earn their high school equivalency, Charlie Kirby meets Caleb Farmer, who asks his help to write a letter to his long-lost son, Junior, to make amends. Touched by Caleb's story, Charlie agrees to help. When Charlie manages to track down Junior, he discovers the man has long since changed his name to James Marshall and wants absolutely nothing to do with his father. Charlie understands James's anger; Charlie spent most of his adolescence trying to convince his own incarcerated father to see him, but his father always pushed him away. Now, Charlie has nothing but regret for the past and the lost opportunities and he wants to spare James the same fate. But Charlie's attempts to help James forgive and forget become complicated by feelings he hasn't experienced since the death of his husband. For them to have any chance at finding happiness, James will have to end his self-imposed emotional isolation, but will Charlie's efforts bring James closer or push him further away? Lydia at Rainbow Reviews has given "Sins of the Father" 4.5 stars out of 5 - Thank you Lydia for your thoughtful review. The BookWenches were kind enough to review "Sins of the Father" - 4.5 out of 5. Read the review at their site. Thank you Bobby; I look forward to doing an interview with you soon! Thank you to all at Goodreads who have been kind enough to read "Sins of the Father" and to leave such thoughtful comments. Sins of the Father has also been chosen as a "Reviewer Top Pick" by Lilyraines of Night Owl Romance: (Thank you, Lilyraines!)
	Good to Know By D.W. Marchwell Jerry McKenzie is a reclusive and antisocial artist, quite content to ride his horses and work in his studio, keeping to himself. It's not any kind of life for a child, and when Jerry finds out he's been named his orphaned nephew's guardian, he panics. He doesn't know what to do with a child and isn't sure he can give William the affection and the love the boy so desperately needs. Then Jerry meets David Loewenberger, the new teacher William becomes immediately attached to, and he starts to see how they could make a family together: a family to replace the one William lost, a family David had given up on ever finding... a family Jerry never knew he wanted. Good to Know has been reviewed by the Book Wenches. I've also been invited to do a guest blog - it's up now! (Thank you, Book Wenches!) Good to Know has also been chosen as a "Reviewer Top Pick" by Lilyraines of Night Owl Romance: (Thank you, Lilyraines!) Good to Know has been given a "4-lip" review by Angelina at TwoLipsReviews! Thank you very much, Angelina for you thoughtful insight and beautifully-written observations.
	Mitchell's Presence By D.W. Marchwell Arthur is so emotionally jaded that he prefers nameless, faceless encounters allowing him the freedom to walk away. But then he meets Mitchell while hunting for an office Secret Santa gift. Mitchell is kind, funny, and quick-witted, and while Arthur starts thinking about a meaningless hook-up, he's also considering what it might be like to know Mitchell better. Despite their all-too-apparent differences, Arthur sets out to woo Mitchell. In the process he finds himself not only thinking of changing but of doing everything he can think of to make it happen so he can finally find a home.