Sometimes writers are afraid to cross genres. They are concerned that what is already accepted as normal, should remain the same.
But when you are bold enough to step into a genre, understand the rules and then destroy them, you put yourself in a position to create something new.
The War Saga boldly took readers into a world they weren't willing to go. One that crossed genres and may have been frowned upon by others.
However, the skill needed to write this story put inhibitions away as readers trusted the writer that no matter what, they would be in for a ride.
Before long nothing else mattered more than the friendship of Banks Wales and Mason Louisville. Nothing mattered more than their fractured marriages. And nothing else mattered more than taking the genre and flipping it on its back.
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