But...because of that, you might have missed whole segments of my work. Over the next few days, I plan to tour what I’ve done. If you see something that sounds interesting, check it out.
We’ll start with my historicals. I...
*KIDNAP.org* is an original and highly relevant story that’s built for discussion, perfect for today’s book club culture. With its mix of humor, suspense, and moral complexity, it speaks to readers who want more than just entertainment—they want meaning, voice, and conversation.
*Aunt Marge* ...a rare gem. Gwen Trobert’s deeply human struggle, her raw grief, and the unsettling refuge she seeks at Marge’s farm immediately struck me as a story both timeless and timely. You’ve crafted a novel that doesn’t just entertain; it stirs reflection, empathy, and conversation—the very elements book clubs crave. ...unforgettable read.
I came across *Yesterday’s Murder* and was immediately drawn in by Tonnie’s struggle, waking from a coma, piecing together her life, and facing dangerous truths. It’s the kind of suspense that makes readers hit “Next Chapter” at 2 a.m. without realizing it.