Jul 23, 2026 | Author Showcase
The wail of the siren only intensifies my anxiety. I’m holding him in my arms pressing a dish towel on his wound attempting to control the bleeding. “Shhhhh, we’re getting you help,” I whisper in his ear and kiss his head. The police car makes...
Jul 17, 2026 | Author Showcase
Picture this: your phone buzzes with a text from your murdered boss. Not a scheduled message or a glitch—her actual ghost, reaching out from beyond the grave to demand justice. That’s the situation Sydney Farina finds herself in at the start of my Texts From...
Jul 3, 2026 | Author Showcase
“Street-park it,” Jake said, pointing to a row of open meters along the front of Hoppy Time Liquor. “I’ll run in. Want anything?” Drew pulled the van to the farthest meter, shoved the shifter into park. “Yeah, get me a slice of apple, too.” He dug into one of the...
May 13, 2026 | Author Showcase
Last time I visited, I talked about homeschooling my boys and squeezing writing into the margins of my day. Good news: I still do that. Less good news: now I do it on deadline. My day doesn’t start with a peaceful, early-morning writing session. My kids are up before...
May 4, 2026 | Author Showcase
I like writing about houses and the house in The Dead Room – St Helen’s – is an important character. When my protagonist Lindsay buys it and moves in she’s got high hopes for a fresh start. No spoilers, of course, but here’s the jacket which is a clue about how well...
Mar 20, 2026 | Author Showcase
I have been borrowing library books for as long as I can remember. And while I do buy books occasionally – to support a new author or if the book has information I’ll want to reference later – most of my reading today comes to me in digital form from my...
