http://buttersafe.com/2017/02/28/fresh-air-break/

Click here for a decent representation of what most Grims were like before Azmat came on the scene. Without the ability to manipulate flesh like Azmat can, they were immortal but bodyless, stuck in their skeletal avatars for eternity. You can see how Azmat might have an advantage.

A big thank you to Thomas Merrill, my brother-in-law and an up and coming artist, for drawing the first picture of Morkin the Dracinfec from The Son of Dark. The eyes are my favorite part.

If you would like to learn more about the Dracinfec race, please visit the Darksome Thorn Wikia page: http://darksome-thorn.wikia.com/wiki/Dracinfec

To check out more of Thomas Merrill's work, please visit his blog: http://thebookshelf2015art.blogspot.com/

https://mythicalbatreviews.wordpress.com/2016/12/26/tales-of-the-darksome-thorn-the-son-of-dark-review/

Another review incoming! The great people at Mythical Bat Reviews gave my book 4.5 out of 5 stars. They're a fun bunch, and well worth a look if you want fast-paced book reviews and chuckle-worthy banter about their favorite titles.

http://www.paranormalromanceguild.com/reviewsjeremyhigley.htm

This has to be one of my favorite reviews so far. 5 stars!

Author Linda Carroll-Brad interviewed me about The Son of Dark for her blog. It was great fun to answer her questions. 
You can check it out here: http://blog.lindacarroll-bradd.com/interview/guest-author-interview-jeremy-higley/

I am now a highlighted author on HighlightedAuthor.com! A big thank you to Charlene A. Wilson and Julianne Tomczak for having me. :-)

http://highlightedauthor.com/2016/09/welcome-jeremy-higley/

My friend and fellow writer Lars Jensen just wrote an awesome review for The Son of Dark. I couldn't stop grinning as I read it. Please check it out and support his writing! He's got an epic storyline in the works, with a unique magic system, well-crafted characters, and not just one world, but an entire fleshed-out universe.

http://www.camillesharem.com/blog/2016/8/8/son-of-dark-a-review