I began writing at age thirteen, though in those early years I rarely finished my stories. Everything changed in high school when a class project sparked the idea of writing a full book. As I worked on what would become the first novel in my Ripped in Time series, the characters began to take shape—many of whom I had imagined long before I ever put words on the page. My fascination with dinosaurs and prehistoric life began when I was a young boy, spending countless hours studying ancient creatures and the worlds they lived in. That passion eventually found its way into my writing. At seventeen, I published my first book, Ambulocetus in Abiquiu Lake, followed soon after by the rest of the series. The fifth installment, Great Auks in Gee Creek Wilderness, was released in 2023. I’m currently hard at work on books six and seven, which will take the Watchers on adventures that reach beyond time travel itself. Alongside writing, I am completing my studies in Computer Aided Design (CAD) at Ogden–Weber Technical College. I enjoy reading—especially history—listening to music, and watching computer animated films. I was raised by my grandparents, who adopted me, and I now live with my grandmother in Ogden, Utah