That’s right, folks: this one’s for the boys. Oh, of course anyone can read it, but I Probably Should Have Kept That To Myself is much more male-centric than my previous works (you can probably consider Biologicals to be a guy’s fiction, but this new book is a much stronger contender). So, what’s so great about I Probably ?

Maybe I’m petty, and maybe I like being petty.

Aidan Sirci

Being a companion book to the Our Lady of Righteous Rage series, this one focuses on one of the main characters and gives them a solo story. In this case, it’s the band’s bass player, Aidan Sirci. Aidan receives a call from one of his brothers, inviting him along to a weekend trip in Las Vegas. Aidan’s feeling a bit apprehensive about the whole thing: he hasn’t spoken to any of his brothers in a long time and he doesn’t exactly have a fantastic relationship with them. Plus, he has his doubts about how the trip came about. If he goes, he knows he’s going to have a ton of emotional baggage to deal with. Stir in some alcohol and gambling, and serve one wild weekend.

Much like the rest of the Our Lady books, this book is UNCENSORED. Aidan and company drop a comfortable amount of f-bombs and other expletives. When it comes to Our Lady characters, Aidan is a favorite among my readers and I thought it was time he had a solo book. Plus, it’s a chance for readers to gain more knowledge about Aidan.

I Probably Should Have Kept That To Myself will be available the week of October 19, 2020.