Writer of mysteries set in the Florida Keys and the north Maine woods. Runner, scuba diver, hiker. Mom to four cats and six conures. Wife to an aviator.
Wallagrass, ME
Joined June 2010
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I love the always changing Maine landscape. I took this photo at dawn a few years ago as the rising sun turned the trees to gold.
Way back in 2014, Starlight and Hayden participated in Novel Writing Month. They were the perfect pair. Star plotted. Hayden worked the keyboard. I’m not sure who drank the wine. Hum. Both have crossed the rainbow bridge, but this remains a wonderful memory.
Happy Halloween! Matt Cost is blogging with us at Writers Who Kill about how he brings his characters to life. And makes them unique. Stop by for a great read, and don’t forget to leave a comment. bit.ly/456GBDY
Kate Flora is blogging about the highs and lows of research at Writers Who Kill. Stop by for a great read, and don’t forget to leave a comment. bit.ly/456GBDY
I’m a proud Jersey Girl, and I have to admit, there’s a lot of truth to this meme. Just sayin'. Where are you from?
I’m blogging at Maine Crime Writers today about setting, and how it brings a story to life. Drop by and leave a comment. bit.ly/4n9g0Pl
Some reviews just warm your heart. Thank you, Toni. Have you read Death by Sunken Treasure? It’s free to read with your Kindle Unlimited subscription. amzn.to/42xgCW9
Kathryn Mykel is visiting with us at Writers Who Kill and talking about the work/life balance of a writer—and how the two overlap. We’ll see you there. bit.ly/4s0le0y
Aw, thanks! Have you read Death by Blue Water? Isn’t it time for a trip to the tropics? amzn.to/45q3faJ
October is National Shelter Dog Month, and today is Make A Dog’s Day. Adopt, don’t shop. Buster’s favorite thing is to play in the snow. Can you tell?
It’s time to encourage the next generation of writers. Today is National Day on Writing®, established by the National Council of Teachers of English. I write because I love constructing puzzles and sharing stories. Why do you write? bit.ly/4s9Cq5w
Where do ideas come from? Ninety feet below the surface of the Atlantic, common objects can take on a new meaning. A plastic bag floating from the wheelhouse of the Thunderbolt inspired Death by Blue Water. Underwater, no one hears you scream. amzn.to/45q3faJ
Happy Caturday and Black Cat Awareness Month from Elvis. Someone abandoned him as a senior with a bad thyroid problem, so he found my husband as any sensible cat would. Elvis was the sweetest, kindest, most lovable mogie ever. We lost him in 2012. The vet said he was in his 20s.
