And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud

was more painful than the risk it took to blossom.

—Anais Nin

 

 
 
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Monet's Palette

An accident crushes the hand that for thirty years guided Rayna Hunt’s paintbrushes. Not everyone considers that a problem. When the discovery of multiple forgeries in museums around the US baffle the art world and point to her involvement, Rayna, her friends, students, and a Chicago Police detective recovering from her own loss, go to work to solve the crime.

 

 

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Flowers for Her Grave

An old fashioned whodunnit!

A twenty year old murder in a small

town awakens memories and  monsters. No one could have guessed the truth.

ISBN 13:978-0-9723541-9-6

280 pages

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Seven Cities of Greed

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A hand carved leather journal purchased at a Chicago book auction promises an adventure in New Mexico for Jacqueline Tracy and her friends, a group of women of a certain age. Instead, they find themselves followed by a modern day conquistador who will stop at nothing to have the book and the secrets it holds. 

ISBN: 978-0-9723541-7-2

272 Pages


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Mrs. Quigley's Kidnapping

 

"My name is Matilda Constance Draper. Folks still alive that aren't young enough to call me ma'am know me as Mattie. Like most people who've experienced this thing called life, I've seen good times and a few not so good times. That's how it goes. At sixty-seven, I'm old enough to know that things happen I can't control and it's up to me to do the best I can with the changes. I've also learned that if you make friends with pigeons, you have to be prepared to accept everything that comes with them. When I decided to work as a private investigator, I knew I'd be dealing with my share of crap."

 

When Mattie Draper opened her Chicago detective agency in 1968, she was one of only a handful of female Private Investigators nationwide. For the first three months, her cases offered no greater challenge than finding lost pets and wayward spouses—until someone kidnapped Diana Quigley. In a race to find the missing woman, Mattie tries to untangle the helpful information supplied by a growing lists of suspects

 

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The Woman in the Wing

 

1944

For the majority of 'Rosie the Riveters' employed at defense plants, the work offers little in the way of excitement. That isn't true for Char Mercer and Ellie Frazier, who find their jobs at the factory anything but dull. Char, a grounded pilot, and Ellie, a cryptographer for the FBI, pose as riveters as they try to uncover Nazi agents thought to have infiltrated the plant. Ellie's brother, Dave Frazier, another federal agent and director of the investigation, discovers information that leads to the neighboring Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) air base. When he meets Char's commander, Emily Mathison, he finds his interest in national defense isn't the only attraction to the women pilot's program.

 

The Woman in the Wing is a historical mystery that takes place in a defense plant. This well-researched book offers a glimpse into the lives of women who served at home during World War II, and sheds some light on the seldom told stories of the women who ferried military planes from plants to air bases around the country.

 

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