I'm a world-builder. I have to be, as a science fiction and fantasy author. Browse around this web site for more information about my worlds and if you'd like to contact me, use the link at the bottom.

Vigilante, the second book in the Major Ariane Kedros Novels from Roc, is on the bookshelves! The series starts with Peacekeeper, and can be found at independent booksellers, Barnes & Noble, Borders, BAM, and online at Amazon.com. More about Minoan Space here.

“Thanks to an intriguing ensemble cast and their varied takes on the nicely complex universe, readers who missed 2008's Peacekeeper will find it easy to catch up in this entertaining second military SF adventure for Ariane Kedros, a secret agent of the Consortium of Autonomous Worlds. ...When terrorists arrive with a stolen temporal-distortion bomb, seeking vengeance for perceived wrongs of the past, alliances form and shift as the tension mounts. Reeve immediately immerses the reader in her universe's vernacular, acronyms and backstory, an approach most rewarding to those who are versed in learning from context.”  Publishers Weekly, 8/3/2009, on Vigilante

“An excellent debut novel. Peacekeeper is full of exciting, complex characters in a truly byzantine universe where everything hangs in the balance. I can't wait for Reeve's next book.”  Mike Shepherd, Author of the Kris Longknife Series, on Peacekeeper

“Former USAF officer Reeve channels her flight experience into this crisp military SF debut. Major Ariane Kedros is a jaded N-space pilot who left the Armed Forces of the Consortium of Autonomous Worlds under the shadow of war crimes committed against the Terran Expansion League. ... When several of her former crewmates are killed, Ariane is sent on a new undercover assignment that brings back haunting memories and puts her in considerable danger. Reeve drives the story at a breakneck pace, providing a fine mix of derring-do, honor and courage, and the familial bickering and affection of a close-knit crew.”  Publishers Weekly, 10/13/2008, on Peacekeeper

• November 2009: Even though we had a busy month, all events were overwhelmed by the news that my mother-in-law had passed away... more
• October 2009: Ran myself ragged, what with signings, conventions, and the release party. Much of MileHiCon was a blur, although... more
• September 2009: It's been a busy month, what with the RMFW Colorado Gold Conference, a signing, my birthday, etc... more
• August 2009: We had a wonderful family vacation and get-together down near Mesa Verde... more
• July 2009: The Basic Cadet (doolie) we're sponsoring caught the swine flu after arriving at the U.S. Air Force Academy, so he couldn't visit...more
• May 2009: I feel like a bear who just dragged itself out of its winter cave, blinking blearily at the sunshine. What?...more
• January 2009: Too much happening in this month. My first signing at the Lone Tree Barnes & Noble went well...more
• December 2008: Peacekeeper came out this month and then I got run over by the holidays before I had a chance to catch my breath...more
• November 2008: The basement is finally finished and livable, just in time for my sister-in-law's two week visit over Thanksgiving...more
• October 2008: This month and last month have disappeared in the chaos of finishing our basement...more
• August 2008: Denvention 3 was a blast, partly because I've never been to the World SF Convention and partly because I could relax...more
• July 2008: This month I focused on preparing for, and getting through, my sister's wedding without embarrassing her. The wedding was on a Caribbean cruise...more
• May 2008: I managed to get my second book submitted on time, meaning the end of April. But this is not an industry where one gets instant (or even timely?) feedback...more
• April 2008:  I get the first look at the Peacekeeper cover! Then, since February, my husband's been asking when "he gets his wife back." It won't be this month...more
• March 2008:  I have no idea where February went, but March has been filled with making changes to Peacekeeper. I received the editorial letter... more
• January 2008:  The death of a loved one is a disorienting experience, and the loss of my father-in-law this January sent my husband and me into a place of distorted time and space... more