I’m now retired and living in Southeast Florida with my wife, where I continue to pursue my lifelong passion for storytelling. Writing began as a personal outlet—a way to make sense of life’s uncertainties. Over time, it has evolved into a more profound exploration of history and the

human experience.

I’ve always considered myself a student of history. There’s beauty and truth in its unchangeable nature. History, like life, is often messy—but once it happens, it can’t be undone. It must be accepted, studied, and learned from. That belief is at the heart of my work in historical fiction.

The genre allows me to step into the past—not to revise it, but to understand it more fully.

Through vivid narrative and careful research, I aim to bring life to the people and moments that shaped our world. I write not just to recount the past, but to examine ideas, question assumptions, and reflect on how we grow—sometimes because of our history, and sometimes in spite of it.

To truly understand the past, I believe we must view it through the eyes of those who lived it— not just through the lens of hindsight. That empathetic approach defines my writing and continues to guide me on this journey as an author.