What would you do if you were kidnapped by alien robots?

Ruby Palmer finds herself on an entire planet surrounded by the things she hates the most: robots. Besides taking everything she says way too literally, the robots have problems of their own. A myriad of technical glitches are, on the cosmological scale, quickly destroying them. Ruby has the programming knowledge and skills that matter to them, but can she overcome her fears and find it within herself to help? Her survival, along with the survival of all of humanity and robot kind, depends on it.

At forty-eight, Jacqueline Finch has a nice, easy life with few responsibilities: she’s been a librarian in Chicago for twenty-five years, she doesn’t have a husband, children, or pets, and she’s just coasting along, enjoying her books and a small flower garden now that she’s over the hill.

That is, until the Universe (helped by three old crones) has other ideas.

All at once, Jacqueline’s staid (and boring) life is upended, and the next thing she knows, she’s heading off to Button Cove to start a new life as the owner of Three Tomes Bookshop.

The bookstore is a darling place, and Jacqueline is almost ready to be excited about this new opportunity…until Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. Danvers show up. Somehow, the literary characters of Sherlock Holmes’s landlady and Rebecca deWinter’s creepy and sardonic housekeeper are living persons who work at the bookshop (when they aren’t bickering with each other).

An outrageous, thrilling Caribbean adventure!
On Isla Mujeres, a tiny island off the eastern coast of Mexico, two twenty-something women find themselves in possession of a seemingly authentic treasure map, which leads them on a chaotic search for buried treasure while navigating the dangers of too much tequila, disreputable men, and a killer.

And there is a dog, a lovable rescue-mutt.

Clara Bennett’s gift is also her curse.

Sometimes she sees the past, other times she sees the future, and on rare occasions, the visions she sees are of herself.

She knows how she’s going to die.

She’s seen the location of her death.

And she knows she doesn’t have long to live.

What if she’s wrong?

When Clara meets FBI Special Agent Porter Anderson, a man looking for her assistance on his case, her immediate response is to refuse him, and she does. She’s seen him before in her visions. He’s the man standing over her shallow grave, watching her die.

He saw stars in her eyes and fell in love with the sky…

After her father’s death, Millie Douglas is content to continue on with the family business. She is done with all the men thinking she needs them to succeed. And no one is exempt from her rage…not even the Laird.

Laird Kieren Byrne is notorious for being the non-talkative type, especially after his mother’s death. But he always seems to favor the spice merchant’s daughter a lot more. A moment of weakness and a loose tongue make him say something he might spend the rest of his days regretting.

Despite their rocky start, Kieren is determined to help Millie and make her his wife. Step one? Convince her to come live with him in order to show her his true self. But living in the castle is no easy feat. Especially when the walls themselves want to devour her alive.

THE BLOOD HOUNDS – Book 1
Fifteen years after the disappearance of Miranda Wheaton, Pinkerton agents Trace Crockett and Darby Maguire must leave no stone unturned while evading Kansas twisters, surviving Dodge City gunfights, and embarking on a treacherous journey to “No Man’s Land,” as the two “blood hounds” try to pick up the scent of the missing young woman.

NO MAN’S LAND – Book 2
In the aftermath of a bloody train robbery, The Pinkerton Detective Agency enlists the newly married detectives Trace and Darby Crockett to track down the gold bullion that was stolen from the train, as well as one of the passengers who was abducted by the outlaws: the fifteen year-old daughter of a railroad executive.