Fiction
Simply By Chance
Forty-eight-year-old Chester lives with his mother until her death and harbors a dark secret from the past. Flo is a school custodian by trade and an amateur sleuth at heart. Wayward Jenny leaves home at nineteen and is taken in and cared for by three sisters until she is forced to make a difficult choice.…
Read MoreNot A Through Street
The small town of Hollow Vista, California is once again rocked by tragedy in this follow-up to the novel Go With The Flo. When privileged high school senior Courtney Taylor goes missing, custodian Florence Gray and a divergent group of concerned townsfolk join forces with the authorities to help find her. Was Courtney kidnapped or…
Read MoreGo With The Flo
When Hollow Vista’s top real estate broker is murdered, middle-aged high school custodian, Florence Gray, finds herself at the epicenter of a police investigation that exposes a dark, intertwining web of deception and binds several tortured souls in unpredictable and volatile ways. Very little occurs at Hollow Vista High without Flo noticing. Will her observation…
Read MoreFor the Love of Grace
Grace Ainsworth may be 88 years old, but she’s not dead yet…and she has stories to tell. Her fellow residents at The Gardens, an upscale, retirement facility, have lived full lives as well, although their tales, as with ancients everywhere, sadly, have been locked tight in untapped memories. For the Love of Grace offers the…
Read MoreNine Bucks and Change
Navigating life without a seeming wrinkle is ideal but impossible, for change will come, ready or not. Sheila Jenkins discovers that truth, as does her mother, Sara, in Nine Bucks and Change, a contemporary novel that casts the two into a tangled web of events that throws them into unexpected and uncharted territories. They are…
Read MoreBig House Dreams
Big House Dreams is a southern family saga that spans four generations beginning with pious, judgmental Emma Jenkins who dictates the way life should be lived by spouting old adages and Bible verses. In l947, however, when she decisively tells her eighteen year old daughter, Sara Mae, “I kain’t have no whore livin’ under my…
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