Jenna Preston is used to investigating cheating spouses, fraud, and even a murder or two in her role as a private investigator. But she’s never consulted on a case quite like the...
For twenty-years Sam Steele lived with a lie gnawing at his conscience — for twenty-years his only child believed her mother was dead. Without warning his ex-wife springs from the ashes of...
What a super topic! Blackhorse Road is filled with family dynamics and drama, and there’s a great need for forgiveness.
Writing Blackhorse Road, I had to decide on the protagonist’s black moment—the point...
Not surprisingly, the setting of the three books of my Pittsburgh Trilogy is the city of Pittsburgh and its suburbs. But there is an unexpected turn in the last book of the...
Founded by five enterprising Amish maidels, the new Morning Star Marketplace is a joyous success. What’s even more remarkable is the gift the business bestows upon each of these unmarried women—the unexpected...
Looking back over the years, I find many wonderful memories in my heart from Christmas times together with family. Memories that are made even more precious after losing my mom just a...
Thank you, Dayna, for having me today! I’m really excited to be here, ringing in the New Year!
This year has been difficult and challenging for many because of COVID. For my family...
Humanity’s wake-up call. Answer it or face extinction.
When Bleu’s little sister shows symptoms of the deadly Sickness, a strange vision directs him to leave humanity’s subterranean haven and seek the cure on...
A deceptively complicated retrieval throws Nicole into London's criminal underworld.
Travel to London and retrieve Abigail Fletcher, a 17-year-old in a study abroad program at the prestigious King’s College in London. The assignment...
Several years ago, I tried something new (to me) to ring in the New Year. Instead of making resolutions, I followed the advice of an inspirational speaker and chose a word for...
People often ask how I come up with ideas for my novels. Sometimes I have no answer—it just seems to pop into my head. Best guess, the kernel of an idea probably...