Welcome to my website! I’m so glad you’re here.
I’m a lover of many different genres, so you’ll see I’ve dabbled all across the board—drama, suspense, romance, paranormal, western… even a little humor.
My offerings are pretty varied. I like to say I have something for everyone. That’s hyperbole, of course, but my body of work does have broad appeal. I’d be honored if you’d give one or more titles a try. My latest, and longest, obsession is the mystery genre. If it also appeals to you, I’ve got a wide collection—cozy, thriller, paranormal, and most recently police procedurals. Paxton and Walsh Mysteries are a fan favorite.
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In the meantime, here are a few of my most recent posts for your consideration:
- Because mystery novels and cookies go together beautifully.
- Ciao, amici! Today’s the day. Happy birthday, RAISED TO KILL, case #2 of the Paxton & Walsh Mysteries. After all my years of publishing (see side panel for a quick look at my whole catalog or click here), I finally have an October release. And I’m very excited about it. I hope you are too. […]
- Ciao, amici! I know it’s been a while (for regular updates, please subscribe to my newsletter), and for that, I apologize. Long-time friends understand my vision issues. Please know I appreciate your patience with me. I wanted to share some exciting news (which, admittedly, is only news to non-newsletter subscribers). Because reviewers really enjoyed Cabe […]
- Ciao, amici! I’m happy to announce today is the release day for my new novel, Weeping Boughs Don’t Break. This standalone family drama is thematically similar to Type and Cross, but the religious element is more prominent in this book. A woman struggling with loneliness, self-worth, finances, and faith finds herself sucked into prior obligations […]