This blog consists of travel essay's and info on my five books, Behind the Closet Door, Through the Cane Fields, Blood Brothers, Wyatt and The Secret Lives of the Harvested. I'm also a certified Reiki Master/Teacher.
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Behind the Closet Door
I have a new book coming out tomorrow! A great way to start the new year. Here's a brief bio about me for anyone interested: I live in Virginia with my husband Roger and my dog Bodie. I enjoy making jewelry, painting and floral arranging. I have traveled in South Africa for over twenty years.
I have been writing seriously for several years now. I have a published historical fiction novel called Through the Cane Fields. I am currently writing a sequel to Behind the Closet Door.
So, here is a short blurb about the book: Henry Peterson is having a bad week. Trouble at work and the ceaseless rain are
starting to get to him. When Henry is jilted by his girlfriend, Michelle, on the night of their anniversary, he overreacts in a way he never dreamed.
Her sister Marilyn has always suspected that Henry is not the perfect boyfriend. His excuses are plausible but his manner becomes more erratic. He finds himself doing things he never imagined to keep the girl of his dreams from slipping away from him.
Henry’s problems are just beginning when Officer Rex Roland appears at his door. Rex isn’t your ordinary cop. Henry’s descent into darkness helps him recognize a kindred soul. Desperate to keep his twisted reality a secret, he will stop at nothing to keep Michelle right where he wants her. But even Henry can’t predict how deep the descent will be.
Thursday, December 5, 2013
I see that I have not posted a blog since 2010. Shameful. A lot has happened since 2010. for Starters, I had my first novel published this spring. That was an amazing experience.
It has been classified as Historical fiction but I think it works as literary fiction as well. Here is a short blurb about the book.
Through The Cane Fields is the story of two young sisters living a life of privilege in Apartheid era South Africa. Delia Hallowell is content with her care free, luxurious life until she meets a boy named Thomas. As the son of the cook, Thomas is separated by the divide of class and race. As their friendship grows over time, so does the realization that they cannot be together. We see how both sisters try to navigate their world. Susan is self absorbed and grasping and Delia is kindhearted and intelligent with a thirst for knowledge and a keen desire to be educated and to make something of her life. They both face trials and tribulations as their world changes around them. Delia must make a choice between her true feelings and her family’s expectations.
I hope you'll check it out.
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