People are again dropping like flies in Dr. Steele\’s ER. She is facing another string of unexplained deaths, but this time it\’s even harder. Why? Because she doesn\’t mind seeing them dead. They are the worst of the worst: wife beaters, child abusers, pet killers, and downright psychopaths that the law failed to punish. …
People are dropping like flies in Dr. Emma Steele\’s ER, and nobody knows why. A new disease? Medication errors? Poisoned oxygen? She must find out, even though her job is in peril, her daughter disappeared, and she\’d rather be home, drinking wine. A mercy killer? But why would he kill a healthy patient? Are they …
My second thriller in the ER crimes, MERCY, was the hardest one to write. Like every middle child, it got ignored a lot. OVERDOSE came out with a bang. I obsessed on it like a mother on her first child. Nothing else mattered. I made sure no harm would come to it. I …
There comes a time in an author\’s life when she stops authoring and starts marketing. After all, if you write a book and nobody reads it, does it still exist? A book signing is a perennial tradition. It\’s practically mandatory. So, like any aspiring author, I started jumping through hoops to make it happen. I …
Sometimes I\’d like to get bored. In this life. Not happening. The good news: After all the fun Steve and I had with the ketchup and shower curtains (what are you thinking? I\’m talking creating a book cover, see my last post), I had to accept that there are things that I can not …
It\’s been an action-packed few weeks: Winter is coming. We got the visa. We\’re packing for a winter in Thailand. Steve has been painting the house. The book is coming along. Thank you so much to my Beta Readers – Joanna, Mauri, Joyce, Sharon, and especially Steve. They read it and pointed out inconsistencies, – like …
