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This is a work of fiction written in free verse as if it came from the pen of Marilyn Monroe. It begins with the epigraph, “No one knows how it feels inside my troubled mind. No one wants to.” That … Continue reading →

Note: Spoilers for previous books in this series. This twelfth book in the Ruth Galloway crime series will not disappoint its fans. Ruth Galloway was formerly a forensic archeologist at the (fictional) University of North Norfolk. There she occasionally worked … Continue reading →

This alternative history is set in 2007. The premise is the revelation of first contact with extraterrestrial life after a whistleblower, Nils Ortega, leaks a memo proving the U.S. Government has known about these others – still on earth! – … Continue reading →

This is #22 in the Andy Carpenter crime/legal procedural series that always manages to get us laughing out loud. Andy Carpenter, the main character, is a “semi-retired” criminal defense attorney in Paterson, New Jersey who hates to work, but keeps … Continue reading →

Note: There are necessarily spoilers for previous books in this series. This is the fourth novel in this historical crime fiction series set in 1660s London. The first book began in September 1666, during London’s Great Fire. The second book … Continue reading →