I think it would be fun to write an urban fantasy series, but with more fairy tale-type
characters and magic. I’d also like to write more of an epic fantasy one day, along with a
western, a heist book, and a romantic suspense. I have more ideas that I could ever have time to write, but I definitely want to write in other genres someday.

JE: Right now, I’m under contract for six books in the series. I’m not sure if I’ll finish out the main story arc with Gwen fighting Loki in those six books, or if I’ll write a few more in the series after that.

I think it would be interesting to see Gwen and the other folks at Mythos Academy as adults. I don’t have any plans to write an adult Mythos book right now, but that may be something that I explore in the future. We’ll see what happens.

I don’t have too much trouble switching back and forth between the series. Both the series
have a lot of the same elements in common – a strong, sassy heroine, magic, and lots of fight scenes – so that helps.

I like being able to write something dark and gritty in my Elemental Assassin series, then write something that’s a little lighter and a little more of a coming-of-age story with the Mythos Academy books.

Well, since Gwen and Grandma Frost both have sweet tooths, they would include some
yummy dessert recipes for cookies, a cake, or maybe a pie. I can see Logan sharing a hearty,
meat-and-potatoes-type recipe – something warm and filling that would help him keep going through a long day of weapons training. Vic would also probably share a meat recipe, since he’s Gwen’s bloodthirsty, talking sword.

I haven’t come across anything too weird. I just like looking up various gods, goddesses,
warriors, creatures, and more; seeing what their powers, histories, and stories were; and things like that, and then trying to put my own spin on things.