The Kansas Murder Trilogy offers three stand-alone novels that spring from the nation’s heartland. While each story carries the general flavor of its time, the characters and circumstances are distinct, and all depict the fate of common people faced with the grim fact of murder. King Harvest, Book 1 (Range County, KS, summer/fall 1975): A […]

There’s trouble in the north… The last person she can trust is the man she left for dead…but he’s the only one who knows she’s alive, so… Emberly “Phoenix” Hart has spent years proving herself as one of the Black Swans’ most capable operatives. But when her mission to secure a dangerous AI program leads […]

“They call him the mad marquess. The new neighbour across the stream calls him by his name.” Arabella Thorne is twenty-four, a confirmed spinster, and entirely content to be one. She has spent the best years of her youth at her mother’s bedside, and what she wants now is what the world has never quite […]

I’ve waited twenty years to kill you… Two decades ago, something terrible happened. The survivors scattered. The guilty walked free. Now Ada MacGullach is returning to Castle Brora, her beloved Scottish Highland retreat, to renew her vows with her husband Del in front of their closest friends and family. Nestled among fifteen-thousand acres of ancient […]

They vowed to love each other through sickness and health. But after sixty years of marriage, can love outlast memory itself? Lydia and Joe Mitchell have shared the ups and downs of over sixty years of marriage. Now in their eighties, their days revolve around familiar habits, doctor’s visits, and pill schedules. But when Lydia […]

Her heart was flatlining. Her magic wasn’t. Asha wakes up in the hospital with thirty-six stitches in her head and no memory of the attack that put her there. The damage to her skull was catastrophic, but she surprises the medical team with her lightning-quick healing, and by inexplicably sending their equipment flying across the […]

A parent’s guide to preparation over panic, at home and at school. Your kid is quietly using ChatGPT for homework, and you’re not sure if that’s cheating or smart studying. Your child’s school just sent home a confusing AI policy, or worse, one that bans tools they’ll need for college and careers. And at home, […]