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The Bird that Sang in Color will be released on January 17th and will be available through Amazon and all major online book sellers. This is the story of a woman who creates the life she always wanted, and then, leaves it behind when she

I’m excited to announce the publication of The Brightness Index. The stories in this short collection take place in Arizona, and they are all as unique and colorful as the place itself. “Just Bring Your Own Food” is about a diner waitress

On July 4, 1868, Charles Dodgson went on a river expedition with the three little Liddell sisters- Lorina, Edith and the youngest sister, Alice.  During their venture, Dodgson extemporaneously told a fantastic tale to the Liddells. Later that

Big news!  Discovery of an Eagle has just gone live on Net Galley.  From Net Galley, you can easily download my novel to your computer or favorite device.  I would be most gracious for reviews and feedback.  Thank you!  

  After his job lays him off, Cosmo Greco takes his sister, Silvia, up on her offer to drive to Portland.  At the beginning of the trip, a Mack truck wipes them off the road, nearly killing them. This near-death experience is a wake-up call

I’m honored to say that Olive Branches Don’t Grow On Trees is on Suspense Magazine’s prestigious Best of 2012 List!

In light of the recent, senseless tragedy in Connecticut, I’ve been asking myself the same question many people are asking themselves- What can I do?  I feel powerless. Vacillating between feeling angry at the country’s gun laws and sad

Big news!  Olive Branches Don’t Grow On Trees is on the “Best of 2012” book list in Suspense Magazine!  Be sure to check out this wonderful review journal and all of the selections on their list for the best books of 2012.

Maybe there’s no such thing as a free lunch, but there is such a thing as a free Kindle book, and I am delighted to say that Olive Branches Don’t Grow On Trees will be free this week, December 3rd, 4th and 5th!  If you have not read my novel

The summer of my 5th year, my family and I would take my mom’s big gold Cadillac and head down the shore.  We would all huddle under the big yellow and green striped umbrella for hours while salty wet breezes cooled our overheated inland