"I love the edgy cozy series with Trinity and Bobby. Reread them often, and especially during pandemic winters, living in Covid-risky household. Goode-Grace = cozies but not snooze-fest ye olde coseys. Enough conflict, thoughtful crime solving and urgent trips to ER that I know setting is 21st-Century Midwest. Heroine who switches seamlessly between crafting/cooking, advocacy for homeless teens and crime analysis: for me, Trinity is beloved.
What's inside this mysterious bottle? Something Red.
I made the news in my hometown, and I'm just a little bit excited about it. Here's a repost of the article from the Scioto County Daily News.
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Here's a different kind of CoolSite. It's a holiday-themed mystery novella that I wrote quite a few years back and never published anywhere but on my blog. I thought it might be fun to trot out again for Valentine's Day.
My lasting memory of 9/11 is of coming home late that night, driving through Toledo's Old South End and seeing something remarkably American and Midwestern.
Join me live on my Facebook page this Saturday at 7 pm. I'll be talking with New York Times Bestselling Author Emma Jameson.
I sat down with best-selling mystery authors Emma Jameson, Rebecca Regnier, and Sabrina Flynn to talk about their latest books and other interesting stuff.
My absolute favorite out of all the books I've ever written is also my worst seller I decided to do something about that.
Fun, free short fiction featuring what the author calls, "Detectives of a certain age who also happen to be married to each other. Imagine one of the Hardy Boys marries Nancy Drew 50 years later."