Crime du Jour: 31 Days of Malfeasance, Misconduct, and Immorality One crime story per day, all the way through October. Ebook is currently available here. Crime du Jour #5: Burglary A COUPLE OF AMATEURS “It is a very bad idea,” I said, using a wiper-blade insert and a standard curved hook lockpick, because the padlock on […]
Crime du Jour: 31 Days of Malfeasance, Misconduct, and Immorality One crime story per day, all the way through October. Ebook is currently available here. Crime du Jour #4: Bribery MONA LISA SMILE It started innocently enough. Caroline Byam, MD, an oncologist, worked for a multi-specialty physician practice, Grossman Associates, an affiliate of Freedom Health, in
Crime du Jour: 31 Days of Malfeasance, Misconduct, and Immorality One crime story per day, all the way through October. Ebook is currently available here. Crime du Jour #3: Arson THE FIRE ON ATTLEBORO PLACE Someone rings the doorbell downstairs. It’s three o’clock in the morning, and there’s an empty spot on the bed
Crime du Jour: 31 Days of Malfeasance, Misconduct, and Immorality One crime story per day, all the way through October. Ebook is currently available here. Crime du Jour #2: Aiding and Abetting / Accessory THE GHOSTS OF MIRAMONT CASTLE This was before ghost tours or ghost hunters were a thing, back in the bad old days
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Crime du Jour: 31 Days of Malfeasance, Misconduct, and Immorality One crime story per day, all the way through October. Ebook is currently available here. Crime du Jour #1: Aggravated Assault SEWING CLUB She’s sixteen years old and the kind of dame to die for, a brunette with wide eyes whose color disappears into shadows
Uncollected Anthology: Beasties Universal Book Link | Goodreads (reviews) All sorts of things make their way into a city. They come, they breed, they adapt. One day, you’re looking at a raccoon breaking into a garbage can. The next day, you’re not sure what you’re looking at, but it has intelligent eyes, lizard scales, and tentacles. Should you
The Defenders of Dreams Series I started a new series – or rather continued a story that I had put up a while ago and turned it into a series for middle-graders (9-12 y.o.). These aren’t picture books or chapter books (like Magic Tree House), but more on the level of Percy Jackson or early
When I was growing up, I loved visiting abandoned places. I grew up on a farm in the 1980s. Haunted houses, old trash landfills in gullies, rusting farm equipment, and half-collapsed buildings were a major part of my landscape. My world seemed ancient and nostalgic, as if I lived in an actual post-apocalyptic society that
Cat Tales Issue #1 Universal Book Link | Goodreads (reviews) No matter where you go, no matter what you do, some cat, somewhere, is always watching you! Nine tales of cat magic, suitable for reading in front of clever, adorable, and even irascible cats.
I’ve always been interested in folk and fairy tales, as far back as I can remember. I grew up with Grimm’s fairy tales, as a lot of people like me do, and for a long time I thought that was that: Grimm’s was how a fairy tale should be told. Later, of course, I started
