Want to know what happens to Gina and Micah, the comic relief couple, from Blind Passion? Check out Dangerous Passion. Digging a little deeper, Gina discovers the pain that lies beneath Micah’s teasing ways.

Gina Torrio is trying to break her addiction to bad boys with wounded spirits and dysfunctional pasts. Micah Wyatt is a flirt and a player, a little naughty but with no real harm in him. Gina thinks they might have a simple, no-strings fling without endangering her heart. But as animal attraction and flirtatious friendship blossom into sincere affection, neither Gina nor Micah knows how to … Read more »

The first book in my NA series about three sexy brothers goes live on Dec. 26 but can be pre-ordered at Amazon, Kobo, or Smashwords. 
Hope you’ll check out the teaser graphics and share them if you see them around at FB. 🙂

Only through the weekend, my latest release, Scarred Hearts will be available at 99 cents at most retailers. Check it out:

Two wounded souls find salvation in each another.

At the close of WWI, moonshine and bootlegging rule the night in the Kentucky hills, but two damaged souls manage to find light and love amidst the darkness. Nearly destroyed by a grenade blast, Shadow Robeson returns home from war only to be trapped by family expectations he has no energy to fight—until a secret romance with a loving woman sets him on a new course.

Bound by poverty and a … Read more »

The Walking Dead resumes this Sunday. Bring out yer dead!
Or bring them on, I should say.

I’m celebrating October–Halloween month, Walking Dead new season month–by rereleasing two classics of mine. After the End:
Zombies are on the loose and the world comes unraveled. A group of strangers on a Manhattan subway are brought together in the name of survival following the lead of Ari Brenner, a young man who represents authority because of his army uniform. Even though Ari doesn’t feel worthy of their trust, he steps up during the crisis as he’s been trained to do.

College student … Read more »

I have a file folder of story ideas that can sometimes sit for years before being used. Mending Him is one of those ideas that evolved in a different way than originally intended.

 I’ve always enjoyed stories concerning unwanted wards taken in by a family and raised as not quite an equal to the other children. I imagined a heroine with a club foot and awkward demeanor who expects to spend her entire life as a dependent of her wealthy family, making herself useful and finding what joy she can in her limited life–until the day another random cousin in … Read more »