Books

The Door In The Carnegie Library

A Young Adult Historical Time Slip

Seventeen-year-old Julie believes she's failed at everything in her 1967 world of miniskirts and popularity. Unnoticed at school, even her parents have little time for the shy girl. While taking shelter in the town library during a rainstorm, a friendly Native American spirit "pushes" her back in time. Finding herself in the Elks Opera House, an...

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A New York Lady In Helldorado

Arizona's First Woman Lawyer

Recommended by True West Magazine!

A notorious killer changed the life of a young Victorian woman. Sarah Herring, now forgotten, was the first woman to win a case in the US Supreme Court without a man’s help. But the young New York schoolteacher didn’t get there overnight. It took hard work and guts.

Arriving in Tombstone in October 1881, Sarah...

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Dream Of A Murder

A Rob and Kris Adventure

A retired couple sails away on the cruise of a lifetime - around the world! But just as they get into the excursions, fabulous food, and relaxing days, Rob witnesses their neighbor thrown overboard in the dead of night. He and Kris join forces with the security captain, who appears a little rattled, and a friendly couple who always seem to show...

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Cynthia's Search

A Novel Inspired By True Events - Edition 2

Updated with new material! Set in the exotic locales of Southeast Asia and North Africa in the 50s and 60s, this story, inspired by true events, is a journey of discovery for the wife of a US Foreign Service Officer. Cynthia Jones doesn’t exactly “dip a toe” into life; she cannonballs straight into it, consequences trailing behind like confetti....

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Walking In Deep Sand

A Novel Inspired By True Events

Inspired by true events, a strong-willed woman born too early searches for freedom, but more than that: agency and value. This is a story of discovery, regret, and redemption.

She stood alone on the veranda, watching the humid twilight settle over Phnom Penh. The laughter and bustle of the city felt distant, muffled by a sense of isolation...

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